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Get ready for Sinophobic stories about Chinese labs creating models with no guardrails that will take over the world and kill us all, interspersed with ads from a think tank funded by OAI/Anthropic pushing legislation to make Chinese-developed models illegal.

60 Minutes@60minutes.bsky.social · 2w ago

New correspondent Ross Douthat says "no story looms larger than the latest developments in artificial intelligence." The technology and its impacts will be a major focus of 60 Minutes reporting.

One of the kittens we adopted in July is such a slut for scritches, and it’s honestly one of the best parts of my day. Whenever we’re all laying on the couch, he’ll just go from person to person snuggling and nuzzling our face while we rub under his chin, then do the whole loop over again.

I’m sorry but if your AI agents managed to repurpose your Artifactory as a message board/file sharing utility, and your SIEM tooling didn’t *light the fuck up like a Christmas tree* why are you even allowed to touch computers?

If I ever write a memoir the most appropriate title would be “I Ate Breakfast and Now It Feels Like There’s Rocks In My Stomach” because goddamn if that’s not the most consistent experience in my life.

The problem with a question like this is that it doesn’t differentiate between what things respondents think Americans should be willing to give up. Because sometimes those things boil down to “basic personal safety” and other times they boil down to “another yacht.” These things are not the same

Polling USA@usapolling.bsky.social · last mo.

"Americans today should be willing to give up some of what they want personally if it makes the country better off as a whole" Agree: 41% Disagree: 33% Neither: 22% Cygnal / Aug 7, 2026

When I was a clinic defender, we had a rule that you could not talk to the antis. They would deliberately try to suck us into arguments so we wouldn’t see patients walking up. Random passers-by who told antis off made our day, and often had the effect of distracting *them* from harassing patients

Gravel Influencer@gravelinfluencer.bsky.social · 2mo ago

This video of a woman telling an anti-abortion asshole to, "Shut the fuck up" is exactly what I needed to see on a Monday morning

Someone should invent a thing that lets me drink all the wine I want without getting drunk. And no, non-alcoholic wines don’t count, I’ve tried them and they’re generally disappointing.

I’m not going to look because I value my sanity, but I’d be willing to bet there’s a lot of people calling him Mayor Mao right now, and frankly, I think where landlords are concerned he should lean into that characterization.

onion person@junlper.beer · 4mo ago

zohran mamdani announced a plan to seize properties from bad landlords and private equity if tenents suffer from neglect and i genuinely do not think i’ve seen rightwing circles this mad in reaction to anything i’ve ever seen before lol