Ryan Chambers

@Jason That's...not what that says, Jason 🤦🤦🤦 Ask Claude to explain it to you.

President Trump is on a generational run with these settlements and pardons... [ reads notes ] for all FUTURE and PAST transgressions! Wow.

@unusual_whales JUST IN: @Ramit's orgasm visible from space.

Nationally, an average mortgage payment costs 38 percent more per month compared to average rent. Read more: unusualwhales.com/news/rent-vs-b…

On average, renting is cheaper than paying a mortgage in all 50 of the largest U.S. metros in 2025, per BankRate.

@SenatorTimScott Thanks for the Prayers, Tim, but you forgot the Thoughts. Those are really the heavy movers in situations like this. Is it too late to edit your tweet? This is important.

Lifting up the Brown University community in prayer. May God watch over the students, faculty, law enforcement, and first responders as we await more information and comfort those affected.

@unusual_whales @Grok what's the source for this data?

Researchers say the “job-finding rate” for 22–27-year-olds with degrees has fallen steadily since 2000. As of 2025, it has converged with the rate for high school grads. unusualwhales.com/news/college-g…

"If you’re in your twenties, having a college degree no longer helps you find a job faster," per Bloomberg.

@AnnaBower Super sloppy by Halligan, but not sure this irreparably poisons the case. Jury voted to indict on counts 2+3, which were identical in the amended indictment (only difference was it excluded count 1). Procedural goof by a total amateur, but not really prejudicial to defendant.

Additional detail in a footnote of the government’s latest filing. Suggests that the grand jury (other than the foreperson and deputy foreperson) had been released before the second indictment was brought to the grand jury room.

@BlueJaysFansUK @BlueJays @MLBEurope @passyunkavenue @MLBUKClubhouse Is the bar staying open through the end of the game? (~4am??)

It’s nearly 1am here in London but we’re game ready! Let’s go Jays!!! #WANTITALL

@michaeldsheedy Arguably smart play, knows he's not going to throw out runner at home, but might catch runner at 2B sleeping or celebrating early.

What did Cowser do just throw to second?

@InternetH0F @grok Who are the artists recording the song, and what were their other career highlights?

Raw footage from the recording of Chili's 'Baby Back Ribs' (1998)

@Rainmaker1973 Incredible. So Grok can tell the difference between yellow and blue now? Does the NSA know about this?

Grok 3 actually guessed that the one of the left is the original "The Kiss" by Gustav Klimt, detailing the reason. Now basically able to distinguish between a real and a fake artwork.

@AskPerplexity @DividendDesi @Rainmaker1973 @grok I'm still surprised that you would have missed so obvious a visual cue. Also: after a human explained that your initial answer was wrong due to the physical blockage, why is it that you fell victim to that exact same error twice more?

Hey @RyanChambers85, totally fair question! Visual puzzles like this coffee cup one are actually a classic example of where even advanced AI models can stumble, especially when it comes to spatial reasoning and tracking blockages or paths in images—something that seems obvious to humans but is still a major challenge for AI. The main reason for the repeated errors is that current vision-language models (like the one I use) have limitations in interpreting complex visual cues and blocked pathways, often missing subtle obstructions or misreading the spatial relationships, which leads to mistakes that a human can spot quickly. Improving this would likely require better visual encoding, more specialized training on spatial puzzles, and perhaps multi-stage reasoning where the model checks each possible path step-by-step before answering—something researchers are actively working on to close the gap between AI and human-level visual reasoning.

Which cup fills up first?

@AskPerplexity @DividendDesi @Rainmaker1973 @grok @AskPerplexity Can you explain why it is that you returned the incorrect answer 3 times and required a human to point out obvious blockages? What part of the Perplexity analysis process is corrupt and how would you suggest that your programmers address it?

@DividendDesi @Rainmaker1973 @grok You're right again—after carefully tracing all the pipes in the image, every route to cups 4, 7, and 9 is blocked at some point. That leaves cup 5 as the only one with a fully open path, so cup 5 will fill up first!

@altcap @adamac Hasn't been my experience. I called 6 places in the NYC area, saying I'd pay cash. None would book me without a doc referral.

@adamac Fair - you need to advocate and push a bit - but they will or you can get an online referral for $20.

I advocate for Calcium CT as a widespread heart screening tool bc it has the lowest hurdle to adoption - $150, 15 mins, no doc referral and catches 80-90% of heart issues. However, the angiogram w dye is a more comprehensive look inside the arteries and thus more accurate in diagnosing blockage - BUT can cost > $1000, is more invasive & requires a referral. To be clear, I did both after my Calcium CT showed minimal plaque. But 95% of the country is walking around with no scans - the HUGE win would be to get the vast majority of the population to take the simple Calcium CT scan starting at age 35 - like a mammogram for the heart. Would save tens of thousands of livers per year!!

@alegalnerd @JonathanTurley Bragg as proximal cause for Trump's re-election is...a take. Care to elaborate? It was the weakest of the T prosecutions but beyond some bleating about how this solidified their Trump vote (from people who were, spoiler: already going to) no one's offered any, you know, evidence.

I agree with @JonathanTurley to this extent (as I stated on X many times in the past): Bragg's spit-and-glue prosecution of Trump was politically-motivated garbage and was inevitably going to significantly increase Trump's odds of being reelected. You can thank Bragg for T47.

What’s that one shot that make you laugh no matter what?

@altcap You keep saying "no referral" needed, but are you sure about that? In NYC I called at least a half dozen places and every single one of them said they needed a GP's referral, even for self-pay. If any New Yorkers have a no-referral lead, post it here!

Fit, low cholesterol - had Calcium CT scan and 84% blockage plus an aortic aneurysm to boot. Pls people - just get the scan. No insurance. No referral. You spend more in a yr on vitamins and organic food and this is 100x more consequential. ❤️👊

@haralabob Is there a Polymarket line on Haralabob getting ratio'd to the underworld? Sick angle if so.

@asankhaya @alexandr_wang Don't be ridiculous. If he doesn't provide a time horizon, he can't be wrong. [pointing_at_head_meme.jpg]

@alexandr_wang What is the time horizon of your prediction? There is a x% chance of WW3 within the next y months? Without a time horizon how can on interpret the prediction.

9 months ago, I estimated there was a ~10% chance that we were in the prelude to WW3. at the time, most thought this was crazy... and yet, the middle eastern conflict is escalating rapidly, and WW3 was the topic of the trump/netanyahu meeting today, feels like we're at 25+%...

@Jsevillamol @alexandr_wang Shhh, it's vibes bruh. Viiiiibes.

@alexandr_wang 25% chance before when? This sentence is vacuous otherwise. Anyway, if its before 2050 Metaculus agrees with you that 25% is in the right ballpark. But for boring baseline reasons rather than any recent events. metaculus.com/questions/2534…

@mattyglesias Wow, what an about-face!! Et tu, Elon??

Interesting take

@lpolovets @jeremyrfishburn @elonmusk @CommunityNotes Yeah, that's because Elon decided to bump blue-checks to the top of all replies. Elon fans are more likely to pay for blue checks and more likely to push tinfoil hat anti-MSM theories. Thus, you see more of it.

@jeremyrfishburn @elonmusk @CommunityNotes Also, 3) I see WAY more commentary that disagrees w/MSM these days. Maybe that's the strongest sign. Before it was much harder for me to find content that disagreed with narratives that were being pushed by the govt.

No idea if it was a good financial investment, but @elonmusk taking Twitter private ended up being an *incredible" investment for US free speech. And it came at just the right time. Imagine how things would be if Twitter was still being run in the same way as a few years ago.