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  • Is the CIA just picking their covers out of a hat now?

  • When the AI bubble bursts
  • But they do. Lots of crap has "AI powered" plastered on the investor prospectus with no real world application. The worst Ive seen has been targeted at audiences that wernt burned by .com, such as in China, but even in the US youll have a hard time finding a startup that doesnt incorporate AI in some way.

  • When the AI bubble bursts
  • It would be pretty unusual for a company on the scale of Facebook or Microsoft to go under due to a bubble like this, although it is slightly possible they might slip down a tier in the shuffle. Its more likely well see lots of shitty little companies tacking AI onto things that dont need AI go under, and the speculative ventures burning investor money on market share or technologies that may never turn profitable will be thinned out greatly. Its also possible we could see some big names that dont have revenue outside the AI market suffer financial setbacks and be absorbed. Its also possible the bubble could continue to grow for years and we could see some really ridiculous investments and an even more devastating crash in the end.

  • When the AI bubble bursts
  • Even technologies that totally transform society, like trains or the Internet, can overinvest and eventually pop. It doesnt mean the tech goes away, it just means investors take a bath and the dead weight gets burned off.

  • Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Producers Have A Genius Plan To Keep The Show Alive (Kind Of)
  • I want a Pike and Sisko spinoff after they are both removed from the timeline. Now that would have been an interesting way to start section 31.

  • "I didn't know we could do that." - Weyoun
  • The Vorta were all genetically engineered anyway, and it would be make sense to customize them for the job they were assigned. I assume that Vorta agents had that power but commanders and politicians didnt. The Founders did go out of their way to ensure all their servants were excellent and their job, but terrible at everything else.

  • Bragg Soldiers Who Cheered Trump's Political Attacks While in Uniform Were Checked for Allegiance, Appearance
  • I think its mostly just how thin his skin is and how hes publicising these events. Usually with a VIP political figure addressing the troops the big concern is physical security. They know full well that ~50% of the people in the room hate their guts, and they are totally ok with and used to that. They also know everyone will at least keep their mouth shut if they disagree.

  • Bragg Soldiers Who Cheered Trump's Political Attacks While in Uniform Were Checked for Allegiance, Appearance
  • They kind of have to. They can order to them to stand there for the speech and to cheer at the end, but there are a lot of ways to interpret that order. Better to hand pick people who want to be there, rather than deal with a bunch of sarcastic soldiers trying to make their displeasure known on camera.

  • OpenAI's annualized revenue hits $10 billion, up from $5.5 billion in December 2024
  • Thats less than 50 million GPT plus subscriptions, even fewer if you factor in the more expensive subscriptions. Thats alot of subscriptions, but not an implausible number.

  • What we know so far: Trump and Musk’s spectacular public blowup rocks Washington
  • Wait, Im confused. Which ones the hyper capitalist and which ones the fascist?

  • Sovcit tried to pay off their car with magic paperwork, ended well for sovcit.
  • These are magic spells, not arguments based on logic.

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  • Ive looked into this a little bit before, and while insects have theoretical advantages, its actually really difficult to beat chickens for turning feed into protein. Beef is extremely inefficient by nature, but theres a lot of technical hurdles between us from an insect meat world.

  • Living beings emit a faint light that extinguishes upon death, study
  • The paper itself says "The phenomenon of biological ultraweak photon emission (UPE), that is, extremely low-intensity emission (10–103 photons cm–2 s–1) in the spectral range of 200–1000 nm, has been observed in all living systems that have been examined." Human vision falls within that spectral range, but the brightness is several orders magnitude too faint to see with the naked eye, even in absolute darkness.

  • Spicy Pillow.
  • Robot chefs take over at South Korea’s highway restaurants, to mixed reviews
  • How much joy and creativity do think there was in these places before?

  • Andor creator Tony Gilroy ‘had to fight for’ the series’ most crushing moment
  • Have you heard the story of Focus Group the Wise? Its not story the Creatives would tell you.

  • Russia advanced their economy tremendously during the war
  • So really everyone should be sanctioning Russia, for their own good.

  • Why it is (nearly) impossible that we live in a simulation
  • That does assume that the universe would be simulated for our benefit and that intelligent life is not just a side effect. If that was the case then why even bother including hundreds of billions of galaxies worth of stars in the simulation.

  • US pulls out of formal peace talks between Ukraine and Russia
  • Probably not. Russia's motives dont stem from a communications failure. They stem from predatory imperialist intent, and they arnt scared of the EU or Canada.

  • Sean 'Diddy' Combs rejects plea deal ahead of sex trafficking trial
  • Only legally. If he was angling for a pardon the story would be he was a heroic innocent alpha male wrongly convicted by a woke liberal California court trying to silence him because of democrat feminism Obama.

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