Okay, this is quite outstanding from Bedford Council.
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Okay, this is quite outstanding from Bedford Council.
Everyone who ever cornered a developer at a party to tell them about a great app idea is now able to vibe code it and discover for themselves why the developers they talked to all said the idea wouldn't work.
Please can we institute compulsory basic legal education for politicians.
Over on threads someone just use ai;dr and we all need to adopt that right quick
SSE Airtricity I Account Balance h Submit Meter Read * Retrieve Top-up Code I would like to disconnect my gas supply 09:47J/ I'm really sorry you're feeling this way, but I'm not equipped to help with this. It's important to talk to a mental health professional or reach out to a trusted person in your life for support. @ Message U 09:47
An attempt to disconnect our gas connection earlier today👇
SSE Airtricity’s AI chatbot is going a little out of scope 😬
The real reason I'm leaving The Great British Baking Show Trump is threatening bombing the likes of which Tehran has never seen Prue Leith
the Spectator accidentally recycled a subhed from a previous day’s article about Tehran
Benjamin De Kraker O @BenjaminDEKR Follow OpenClaw is interesting, but will also drain your wallet if you aren't careful. Last night around midnight I loaded my Anthropic API account with $20, then went to bed. When I woke up, my Anthropic balance was $O. Opus was checking "is it daytime yet?" every 30 minutes, paying $0.75 each time to conclude "no, it's still night." Doing literally nothing, OpenClaw spent the entire balance. How?
The "Heartbeat" cron job, even though literally the only thing I had going was one silly reminder, ("remind me tomorrow to get milk") 1. Sent ~120,000 tokens of context to Opus 4.5 2. Opus read HEARTBEAT md, thought about reminders 3. Replied "HEARTBEAT_OK" 4. Cost: ~$0.75 per heartbeat (cache writes) The damage: - Overnight = ~25+ heartbeats - 25 × $0.75 = ~$18.75 just from heartbeats alone - Plus regular conversation = ~$20 total The absurdity: Opus was essentially checking "is it daytime yet?" every 30 minutes, paying $0.75 each time to conclude "no, it's still night."
I’m starting to think the people who are excited about “AI agents” have literally never used a computer in their lives
I tried the government's new 'AI Skills Hub'. Let's just say I was underwhelmed.
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The Columbia Heights school district says ICE detained four of its students, including a 5-year-old boy, as "bait" to draw out family members.
Text: Old adversaries Sir, Your obituary (Jan 19) of Mr Justice Blofeld rightly referred to his fine sense of humour. When he first sat in Winchester a barrister called Richard Bond stood up to open the first case. Mr Justice Blofeld began to stroke the white ermine on the sleeve of his High Court judge’s robes as if stroking a cat. He then said with a smile: “We meet at last, Mr Bond.” Sir John Royce Clifton, Bristol
Letter in Times today
Man with a Masters in Business Administration from the University of Chicago discovers supply and demand.
You sacrifice your liberties after you’ve been convicted of a crime.
Properly adjudicating who is and is not guilty requires a criminal justice system which unfortunately needs paying for and is not nearly as sexy as an AI panopticon.
Latest from a website that continues to be used by the British government.
Tweet exchange in which a photo of Anne Hathaway is posted by @TheRoyalSerf, to which user @VvSchweetz24 replies "@grok...do your thing. @Grok replies: Anne Hathaway isn't Jewish; she was raised Catholic but left the church. She married Adam Shulman (who is Jewish) in 2012 and celebrates Jewish holidays with their kids. SHe's played Jewish roles, like in "Armageddon Time."
pretty sure he meant the other thing, grok, but very cool that those are your two things
Grokipedia vo.2 Family Origins and Childhood Julia Carrie Wong was born to a Chinese immigrant father and a white Jewish mother, resulting in her biracial Chinese-Jewish heritage and brown skin tone. 181
is it normal for encyclopedias to include “skin tone” or just when they’re generated by a white nationalist’s ai?
RIP for a true poster. Absolutely no hesitation in the face of qualified experts.
We don’t dance on the grave of NFTs enough. I had a year where I was repeatedly told by bozos I was going to be irrelevant and extinct for not embracing them, I should be allowed a victory lap.
Some people say politicians lack principles but “I was fine when it was just Nazis but I must draw the line at paedo-Nazis” shows true moral courage and leadership.
Some people in the media, political and commentariat crowd really struggle with this rather simple concept…
Other websites exist.
As people are asking me what is bad about it, here are a few points in just the initial pars - I don't have the time or inclination to edit the entire thing!
This is a shockingly bad piece, doing very little to actually inform readers about the current state of quantum computers. Don't let your economics editor write about cutting-edge science and technology! www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
“I still believe Stormfront is an appropriate platform to use because I believe in freedom of speech.”
Can’t possibly ask him a legal question. Not like he’s a solicitor.
Controlling the judiciary and amassing wealth through corruption, you say?
Imagine being the person brave enough to leak this in the hopes that media attention could stop it and then the media just……buries it.
There was a leak but not to the media
"Stakeholders" here is code for "people with any knowledge of policy". Policies, of course, being the main things that governments are meant to have, and that one would expect at least some voters might reasonably be interested in.
I'll believe the UK has rule by lawyers when Post Office executives and PPE fraudsters are in the Old Bailey.
Also, is rule by lawyers so bad? It's an improvement on rule by generalist Bullingdon Club tossers. Plus, unlike Parliamentarians, someone ensures lawyers actually know how the law works.
That’s why HAVN designed the EMF-blocking beanie. Powered by our proprietary WaveStopper™ Technology, it forms a barrier that blocks over 99% of WiFi, 5G, and Bluetooth radiation right where it matters most: your brain.
They gentrified the tinfoil hat