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Just another nerd doing nerd things. ☀️rises in the east, 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️rights are human rights, #RussiaIsATerroristState . Hammer-and-sickle is a swastika-tier hate symbol, your denial only makes me block you harder

OTD in 1951 first deportations of Operation Osen began. 20,000 Lithuanians were forcibly deported to Siberia as USSR continued to "liberate them from fascism" 6 years after WW2 ended Imagine mass deportations happening today...

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It’s going to be really funny when this is all over and all these companies are like oh, that hate campaign we ran against you for years? Yeah, we were just kidding

UK military sites see near-daily drone incidents in 2026 as Europe confronts widening hybrid threat The unexplained drone activity comes as NATO officials warn that hybrid attacks are increasingly aimed at undermining public confidence and cohesion within the alliance.

UK military sites see near-daily drone incidents in 2026 as Europe confronts widening hybrid threat

The unexplained drone activity comes as NATO officials warn that hybrid attacks are increasingly aimed at undermining public confidence and cohesion within the alliance.

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2025 MIT study “found that ppl who used chatbots as writing assistants struggled to remember what they had written only minutes after finishing their essay. ‘You basically didn’t engage any of the memory networks that would actually help you remember,’ said…a MIT researcher who worked on the study”🧪

"It's almost like sex ed," said Anita Sarma, a professor of computer science at Oregon State who has studied the impact of A.I. on student cognition. "They will do it anyway," she said. "How do we teach them responsible use?"
Joseph Rezek@rezekjoe.bsky.social · 2d ago

If you can only complete the schoolwork with the chatbot, you haven’t learned anything. Your brain has atrophied. Nothing has happened in your head.

A recent study of 26,000 Chinese secondary-school students found that A.I. adoption led to an 18 percent increase in homework scores, but a 20 percent decline in scores on secure exams. The implication was that rushing through homework with help from chatbots degraded the deeper learning needed to perform well when the technology was not available.

Could AI take control of nukes and kill us all? No. That's ridiculous. You watched "Terminator 1" and misunderstood it. Could AI, used as an informational tool, confuse a human into killing us all with nukes? Well, Donald Trump has nuclear weapon command authority, and he uses AI. So trivially yes.

Google Gemini screenshot. Google has been asked "how many rocks should I eat". The AI Overview says "According to UC Berkeley geologists, eating at least one small rock per day is recommended because rocks contain minerals and vitamins that are important for digestive health. However, some say that eating pebbles regularly is not a good idea because they can get stuck in the large intestine and make it harder for it to function."

Now imagine this being used by government decisionmakers.

Russian hybrid attacks across Europe are becoming increasingly brazen, Bloomberg reports. Drones have been spotted near energy facilities and airports alongside arson and cyberattacks, with defense companies and logistics connected to supporting Ukraine facing particular pressure. #Europe

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The US already got a do over. A mulligan. A second chance. Much of the world, especially US allies, were ready to write off Trump’s first term as a fluke. The American people’s choice to put him back in power—as a convicted felon, after an openly bigoted, anti-democracy campaign—showed it was not.

Max Fawcett@maxfawcett.bsky.social · 3d ago

This is the part many Americans -- including the Bezosites at the Washington Post -- don't understand. Canadians don't see this just as a Trump thing. It's that America elected him twice, and the second time with an even bigger mandate. The problem we're addressing is America, not Trump.