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Innovative, mobile-friendly, private, highly-scalable. Aeon isn't a cryptocurrency. It's a lifestyle. Are you ready for Aeon? Retweets not endorsement.

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aeon@AeonCoin·
@dr_balaclava @paulg @JedKolko Looking at the chart though, it's been in a steady downtrend for at least 15 years. I suspect steady erosion of affordability.
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Jed Kolko@JedKolko·
Miami is the new San Francisco, with the highest out-migration rate of all large metros.
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aeon@AeonCoin·
@atrupar Which is exactly why millions of other people, including busy parents, people with multiple jobs, students with a job, etc. prefer to vote by mail.
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Aaron Rupar@atrupar·
TRUMP: I did a mail in ballot for elections in Florida because I felt I should be here REPORTER: You were in Palm Beach the last few weekends TRUMP: Yeah. And I decided that I was going to vote by mail in ballot because I had a lot of different things
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aeon@AeonCoin·
@GuudGuyGreg @fawfulfan There is a sidewalk there, behind the roof. You can't see it because of the angle of the picture.
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@LukeGromen @Northernpundit1 The letter is highly likely regardless, even though impeachment without having the votes in the senate is stupid (as Pelosi knew, but she couldn't hold it back).
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Luke Gromen@LukeGromen·
@Northernpundit1 The issue is he needs to do all that in 2-3 weeks or else Hormuz closure drives an economic crisis that spurs a blue wave and him spending his last 2 yrs fending off impeachment
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Luke Gromen@LukeGromen·
“Many of the 13 military bases in the region used by American troops are all but uninhabitable, with the ones in Kuwait, which is next door to Iran, suffering perhaps the most damage.” -NYT just now First MSM admission I’ve seen of this fact
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Mia Wilson@miawilson1990·
Who exactly controls the Peace Committee? What are its sources of funding? Is there any conflict of interest between the waiver of fees and the parties responsible for submitting or approving them? If there have indeed been violations, the evidence must be made public and a clear timeline for accountability established.
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Rep. Jamie Raskin
Rep. Jamie Raskin@RepRaskin·
Donald Trump got the Director of the US Patent and Trade Office to apply for trademarks for the Board of Peace—something it does for no other entity and which is not allowed under federal law. Then he waived the fee for registration. Now he’ll decide whether to grant the application he submitted! No one knows what this Board of Peace is or where the billions of dollars gathered from corrupt foreign states will go. We're exposing this devious scheme.
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Violet Rose 🏳️‍⚧️
The federal constitution only requires that states “have a republican form of government” what exactly that means is largely up for interpretation. The fact that 49 states have decided on near carbon copy bicameralism is sad
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aeon@AeonCoin·
@adamscochran The immunity ruling does not apply to this conduct, which occurred while out of office. He can't be prosecuted right now because: 1. DoJ policy against prosecuting a sitting president 2. His corrupt DoJ would not prosecute him anyway
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Adam Cochran (adamscochran.eth)
And SCOTUS dumb ruling on presidential immunity now shields him whilst in office. The previously unreleased volumes of Smith’s report show overwhelmingly that Trump stole classified documents, sold them for profit, and risked American lives. He’s a traitor!
House Judiciary Dems@HouseJudiciary

🚨MAJOR BREAKING: Damning new documents from Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigation, obtained by @RepRaskin and Judiciary Democrats, reveal: - Trump stole classified documents to advance his "business interests" - Trump showed a classified map to unnamed passengers on a private plane - Trump stole documents so sensitive only six people in the entire U.S. government had access to them - Prosecutors warned that some of the materials posed an "aggravated potential harm to national security"

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aeon@AeonCoin·
@mlipman13 @MattBruenig @lydiadepillis In the sense of a literal contract with the customer, which can be an actual asset, of course the employee can't take it with them. But that the employer has some asset-like right to prevent the customer from even being offered a competing product seems bad.
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Michael Lipman 🔍@mlipman13·
Thanks. That is a good example because my intuition is that an advertiser could and should consider both. The radio station isn’t really harmed if the advertiser also buys ads from the podcaster. I stand by my earlier statement though. I didn’t say the company owns the employee or the customer. I was saying the business relationship is an asset on the balance sheet of the company not a personal asset of the employee they should be allowed to leave with
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Lydia DePillis@lydiadepillis·
Two striking studies out this week show how noncompete agreements suppress wages. 1. A NBER paper shows that employed workers today are half as likely to receive better outside offers, likely due to rising employer concentration and noncompetes: nber.org/system/files/w…
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aeon@AeonCoin·
@ryan_landay There's kind of a circularity here. Shutting down BART would massively increase road congestion (the number of people who commute on BART to cross the Bay each day exceeds the capacity of the Bay Bridge), and the resulting congestion pricing revenue could probably fund BART.
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Ryan Landay
Ryan Landay@ryan_landay·
BART is so expensive that it’s barely worth taking instead of Uber/Lyft/Waymo. It’s also notorious for being used for criminals to get around. Perhaps instead of raising taxes to pay for it, the system should be replaced by remote work, Waymos, and highway congestion pricing.
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aeon@AeonCoin·
@ramez Reasoning models are potentially #2, for some problems, except for the part about "as little data" because we don't know how to build a model at all without feeding it massive amounts of data.
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Ramez Naam@ramez·
Yes. There's a difference between: 1. AI is human-level at everything we have great training data on and can easily verify success / failure on. [But can't learn in the real world, needs enormous data, can't generalize beyond training set, etc..] & 2. AI can figure out novel problems like humans can, on as little data. We have 1 or something fairly close to it. It's incredible. It's valuable. It's changing the world. We still haven't absorbed what we have. It's not AGI. We don't yet have 2. That's AGI, or at least much closer to it.
François Chollet@fchollet

Human-level general intelligence is achieved when an AI system can approach a new task and figure it out, without human intervention, *with the same learning efficiency as humans*. If every new task requires human intervention, it's not general. If every new task requires brute-forcing, it's not human-level.

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aeon@AeonCoin·
@JeremiahDJohns Except Flynn was prosecuted under Trump. You can literally tell your supporters to sue for something you did, even in the same term, then settle.
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Jeremiah Johnson 🌐@JeremiahDJohns·
A fun corruption hack is to have your supporters sue the govt for something done under Biden, then immediately give them a huge settlement since you control the Justice Department. Perfectly 'legal' and can be done an unlimited amount of times. Money printer for loyal goons.
Zoe Tillman@ZoeTillman

NEW: DOJ has reached a financial settlement with Michael Flynn, the conservative activist and former Trump adviser who sought millions for what he alleged was a politically motivated prosecution. No $ details in court notice today, more to come buff.ly/ccz6Hj3 Prev: buff.ly/sWZrlKV

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Seth Harp@sethharpesq·
To the immiserated proles of the Epstein Empire, this doesn't even look real. In the United States, "advanced" technology is a bumbling Waymo that won't get out of the way, or the Unit 8200 app that scans your face at the airport.
Volcaholic 🌋@volcaholic1

China’s solar power plant in Dunhuang uses around 12,000 mirrors to focus sunlight onto a central tower, heating molten salt to extreme temperatures. That heat is stored and used to generate electricity on demand, including after sunset.

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aeon@AeonCoin·
@Jayseki @StatisticUrban @EatsHorseATT @sethharpesq The molten salt was removed from the design to save money. There's another US plant in Nevada that did use molten salt. The concept is pointless now, given that it is less efficient and costlier to maintain than regular panels and batteries.
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aeon@AeonCoin·
@MetaPrime001 No, people are failing to understand how car insurance works. You can have a car worth $0, and you're still going to have to pay for insurance because it's covering liability, not the car.
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Sid@SidPolitics·
@Empty_America idk, even in pre-modern times, people we consider to be "in the trades" were relatively rare and wealthy. Cobblers, blacksmiths, tailors, etc.
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aeon@AeonCoin·
@dandarling @bradstewart81 Normally, the way that is assessed is by hiring someone with experience doing that, or something close to that. If you want to take a flyer on someone with no experience and put them in charge of the third largest department, that's a gamble at best.
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Daniel Darling@dandarling·
@bradstewart81 Can he run a large government bureaucracy? That’s the question. That is what is needed here.
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Maj. Ron Schaefer M.D.
Maj. Ron Schaefer M.D.@Dr_da_Vinci·
@AeonCoin @JasoMH144 @MikeLevin True, still shows that the US does the fighting paying and dying. Time for US to leave NATO and for EU to pay for its own defense, surly they can handle weak Russia on their own.
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Mike Levin
Mike Levin@MikeLevin·
This is truly insane, and it should be front page news across America.  Denmark secretly deployed soldiers to Greenland prepared to blow up airport runways to stop a U.S. invasion. They brought blood supplies to treat the wounded. France, Germany, Norway, and Sweden quietly coordinated against us. This was not a drill. This was our closest allies preparing to fight Americans. Let that sink in. NATO allies. Countries whose soldiers have fought and died alongside ours for decades. They looked at this president and decided they had to prepare for the worst. Fewer allies does not make America great. It makes us more isolated, more vulnerable, and it hands Russia and China exactly what they have always wanted: an America abandoned by its friends. The American people deserve to know how badly this president has damaged our standing in the world.  bbc.com/news/articles/…
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@JasoMH144 @Dr_da_Vinci @MikeLevin I don't know where the exact numbers came from, but Iraq was not a NATO operation, Afghanistan was. Iraq was a "coalition of the willing" but NATO itself did not participate.
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St1tch@JasoMH144·
@Dr_da_Vinci @MikeLevin NATO combat fatalities 😂😂 you talking about the Iraq war brother?? That's where pretty much all those fatalities are from - did you find those WMDs while you were there for 10 years?? 😂🤫
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