Um, I understood the point of the Hyperloop was to stop the US building high speed trains using reachable technology
07.03.2026 17:43
👍 61
🔁 3
💬 0
📌 0
Um, I understood the point of the Hyperloop was to stop the US building high speed trains using reachable technology
Not naming names,,, but I googled ya worth
So impressed and blessed for all the brands reaching out to support. thousand and more companies offered to donate product and my team gunna get to it. 🙏🏾🙏🏾
BUT if you a billion dollar company,,, we don’t want a product donation. We want you to sponsor these women + athletes. 👀
That drop is more than the entire NSF budget.
When Thesis Met Antithesis
You've Got Theory
Silk Stockings (1957), with Fred Astaire and Cyd Charisse. /not serious
Remember back in the day when Congress used to be in charge of appropriations?
Exclusive: After pulling out of WHO, the Trump administration is proposing spending $2 billion a year to replicate the global disease surveillance and outbreak functions the United States once helped build, which will cost about three times as much.
On Nov. 16, a mental health counselor recorded in Kamilla’s medical records that her mother reported the girl had lost her appetite after being “served food that contained worms.” A week later, the couple said, children were told to gather in the gym for what they believed would be a Thanksgiving celebration. Excitement spread as families saw tables set with turkey, sandwiches, pastries and pies, they said. The children waited expectantly. But when a parent asked when the celebration would begin, Oksana said, staff told them the holiday meal was for employees, not detainees. The children, she said, watched despondently as the feast was packed away.
On Thanksgiving, the immigrant children held at the Dilley detention center gathered in the gym for what they thought was a holiday feast.
The kids salivated over a spread of turkey, sandwiches, pastries and pies, a family told me.
But the food wasn’t for detainees — it was for the staff.
Bonkers headline: "We're all in the Epstein Files (feat Ross Douthat)"
raise your hand if you are not, in fact, in the Epstein files
A corgi's head barely surfacing atop deep snow, against a backdrop of an old wooden fence
I can officially confirm that the snow in NC is roughly one (1) corgi deep
Waiting for the ice storm has that same awful feeling that came before the pandemic reached my area -- knowing shit is going to suck for an extended period and not being able to do anything to change that
Deutsche Bank here with the good stuff.
Game on.
Wikipedia sections of an article. 1: early life and career as a pirate. 2: archbishop of York.
If you're looking for a sign to switch careers: this is the sign.
Requiring people to show their papers when the US doesn't issue citizenship documents is interesting.
A 2-judge panel rejected an emergency appeal by environmental groups to block the Trump administration's permit to Exxon-backed Sable offering no insights as to how they arrived at their conclusion. But the dispute over California's offshore oil is far from over. www.independent.com/2026/01/02/s...
my new years resolution is to hop on a quick call with key stakeholders more often
“This could look like a user asking how much ibuprofen to take for a headache receiving a promoted ad for Advil in the chatbot’s response. Meanwhile, actual results on correct dosage may be brushed to the side, or buried under a mountain of ad text…”
The 2025 Headline of the Year Nominees
🧵
I understand there is a market for steel from ships that sank before 1945 because it is unpolluted by radiation from atom bombs.
Perhaps we will soon demand references from papers printed before 2025 and the great information pollution disaster
Elon's little serfs are quite literally begging journalists to come back because every publicly available source of data shows people have fled the platform and young people won't use it.
They are literally begging regular people to come back. Don't do it! It is a website by and for actual Nazis!
It's not the only reason to oppose the language of takers and shirkers and all that, but people have been warning with good reason: when you establish the existence of a subclass of despised, worthless people it's acceptable to hate and abuse, everyone ends up in there eventually.
Here’s the thing, emerging scientists aren’t going to flee to do science elsewhere…they just won’t do the science.
We will lose at least one, if not two generations of knowledge if we don’t get this shit sorted out immediately.
I'll say again: we are oddly selective about the government services about which we will say, they operate at a loss.
We say Amtrak and the post office "lose money" but we never say highways, the court system, the Pentagon, etc lose money
People say "you are so clear" to me all the time. I sometimes wonder whether it's a backhanded compliment.
Penguin classics cover for Rabbit is Rich by John Updike but the cover image is a still of bugs bunny counting out stacks of currency
“A big part of the high stock prices is not a reflection of high future growth,” he said. Rather, it is a sign that A.I. is expected to boost productivity and shrink employment. “The firms all think they’re going to shed a lot of labor, and that’s why the profits will be high,” he said. And while the construction of data centers to power artificial intelligence is fueling economic growth now, these centers, once built, employ skeleton staffs.
The markets are staying afloat right now on the hope that AI will destroy American workers. What a bleak thing.
www.nytimes.com/2025/11/25/b...
Serves four what?
somehow it's "hoarding" when I keep my old tech as long as possible and resent forced obsolescence
but not "hoarding" when billionaires and tech companies suck up all the money and burn though the planet in search of endless growth