Turns out lawlessness is not a winning strategy. See you at Nuremberg 2.0

This is a big win. Kristi Noem was a disaster, and people speaking up got her fired.

But Kristi Noem is not the architect of Trump's dangerous mass deportation policies, and we can't let up the pressure.

Fire Stephen Miller.

A+

New Interview: www.newyorker.com/news/q-and-a...

Domino meme: Brendan Carr becomes FCC Chair; Senate Control flips to Democrats

Ohh the dominoes i.imgflip.com/alqum6.jpg

Huh

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WTF. Evil.

A beautiful flower

User Chris: What was the core difference why you think the DoW accepted OpenAI but not Anthropic Sam Altman: I can't speak for them, but to speculate with the best understanding of the situation. *First, I saw reporting that they were extremely close on a deal, and for much of the time both sides really wanted to reach one. I have seen what happens in tense negotiations when things get stressed and deteriorate super fast, and I could believe that was a large part of what happened here. *We believe in a layered approach to safety--building a safety stack, deploying FDEs and having our safety and alignment researcher involved, deploying via cloud, working directly with the DoW. Anthropic seemed more focused on specific prohibitions in the contract, rather than citing applicable laws, which we felt comfortable with. We feel that it it's very important to build safe system, and although documents are also important, I'd clearly rather rely on technical safeguards if I only had to pick one. *We and the DoW got comfortable with the contractual language, but I can understand other people would have a different opinion here. *I think Anthropic may have wanted more operational control than we did

I saw some folks asking what the difference was between what OpenAI signed with the DoD and what Anthropic said they wanted, and Sam more or less admits here the key point: OpenAI's deal requires them to trust the NSA. Anthropic's contract had real safeguards.

You can almost see the oatmeal dripping out of his ears.

Fire Hakeem Jeffries

Is he more or less likely to get another one?

What does this mean for the integrity of the fifa peace prize?

Fire Chuck Schumer.

Hi Senator Murphy do you now support fully abolishing the 60 vote filibuster in the senate? Only statement I could find from several years ago indicated that you would support decreasing the number of things that required 60 votes. What is your current stance?

This is the way.

This is good

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They found him. He died.

Another murder by our immigration goon squads

the whale has no voice

Imagine writing this and not bursting out laughing

Let them eat bugs!

They want you afraid and to hate your neighbor.

Omg

lol

A painting of a woman standing to speak at a community meeting. She wears a brown jacket over a blue plaid shirt, with folded papers tucked into her pocket. The seated attendees around her look up attentively. The scene is Norman Rockwell’s “Freedom of Speech,” but with a female speaker as the central figure.

‘I notice none of you fuckers are listening now’

How does she feel about the filibuster?

This youngster from Chicago who got suspended understands that there is a truth deeper than school rules.

It’s snake time.