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@debeehr

I stand with Ukraine. Always.

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Romy
Romy@Romy_Holland·
when I was a kid, adults worked really hard to make sure I could identify reliable sources of information. they made a big deal about not citing wikipedia etc. but they didn't drive home that a lot of the people talking about politics are just mentally ill and you shouldn't listen to anything they say. the older I've gotten, the more I've seen people I know get depressed and then start talking like this. they blame their mental state on the state of the world, but the causation clearly goes the other way.
rosey🌹@thechosenberg

Seething at the miracle of birth

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Megan McArdle
Megan McArdle@asymmetricinfo·
Things I don't do with it: go into a chat with an AI without my thesis already strongly developed, have it outline or write, accept anything the AI says. ("Please provide linked sources" should be in every prompt).
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Megan McArdle
Megan McArdle@asymmetricinfo·
I use AI to do research (i.e., find things to read, explain parts of academic papers I find ambiguous or confusing), transcribe interviews, generate pushback on my column thesis, suggest trims when I'm over my word count, sharpen podcast interview questions, and perform a final fact check on columns and editorials. But mostly it's compressing the ancillary tasks to the main job: reading, thinking, and writing.
Matthew Cole@mattbencole

This is literally what my students say when they get busted using AI. “I didn’t use it to write my paper just for brainstorming, outlining, and editing.” Yeah that’s most of what writing is.

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Duncan
Duncan@DuncanHenry78·
“Only ONE trans woman weightlifter competed in Tokyo 2021” and stole a place from a woman who could have and should have been there. Let’s get to the real reason they are up in arms. Let’s say zero men pretending to be women ever even qualified. The assertion - the correct one - that women’s Olympic sport is not open to “trans women” is an admission (again a correct one) that “trans women” (ie men pretending to be women” - are not women. That’s why they object. It’s far less to do with impact (why do you care? You’re not affected by it? Etc) - and everything to do with their house of cards falling down. If “trans women” are not women when it comes to sport, and that’s because of real and important differences between the sexes… then they aren’t women in any scenario. Which is true. They are men. I might also say to Nikki “but what about “trans men”” Yeah there’s a reason you’re not mentioning women pretending to be women isn’t there? You know men pretending to be women have an unfair physical advantage in sport *because they are men*. You know, I know, I know you know - and I know why all the trans activists are up in arms about it. They can’t admit that even sometimes “trans women” (ie men) are not women or their entire ideology and basis for arguing ANY special privileges falls over in a heap of its own nonsense and contradictions.
Pop Base@PopBase

Nikki Hiltz, a transgender & non-binary Olympian, speaks out against the event’s new anti-trans policy: “I don't know who needs to hear this but ZERO trans women competed in the Paris Olympics. Only ONE trans woman weightlifter competed in Tokyo 2021 and she did not win a medal. Can we please stop obsessing over trans people? And idk maybe focus our time, energy, and resources into real problems women's sports face?”

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AlwaysDandie
AlwaysDandie@alwaysDandie·
Thanks, you guys, for caring about a lil ol peep with a big ol problem. I thought no one would. Thanks for proving me wrong. gofundme.com/f/help-me-heal…
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Ross Coulthart
Ross Coulthart@rosscoulthart·
Drone swarms shut down one of the largest and most national security sensitive @usairforce bases in the United States during a major war. And we’re told the Air Force was powerless to stop it. These drones were “superior” to anything in Ukraine. Why is this not a major story?: “The electronic countermeasures failed to work.”
Ari Schulman@AriSchulman

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Science girl
Science girl@sciencegirl·
The platypus is one of the most unusual animals: it is a mammal that lays eggs, with a duck-like bill, beaver-like tail, otter-like feet, and is venomous. It uses electroreceptors to find prey, has eyes with double cones, lacks a functional stomach, and has 26 pairs of chromosomes. It is also fluorescent and glows under UV light.
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Ken Gardner
Ken Gardner@KenGardner11·
I really hope that Trump 2.0 is accepting Ukraine's help on how to defend against drone warfare. I assume that our military is as on top of this issue as they can be, but there is no substitute for first hand experience in combat.
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Avi Woolf, Wilderness Conservative🐺
I don't know if he succeeds. But neutralizing Iran as a threat to its neighbors (not just Israel, by any means) would be a massive gain for everyone.
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Brad Stephenson
Brad Stephenson@Shuttlecock·
The thing is, a whole generation didn’t hate the Star Wars prequels. I was 18 when Phantom Menace came out, saw it opening night with a few friends from student res, and then rewatched it at least three or four times in the theatre over the next month or so. Pretty much everyone saw this movie (and EpII & III). Guys and girls. Nerds and casuals. Many went multiple times (the box office numbers prove this). The merch sold through the roof, every magazine featured cover stories with the cast, most casual fans thought Jar Jar was funny while the Star Wars nerds were obsessed with the tech behind the character. Girls loved Padme’s fashion while straight guys loved Portman. The online fandom was hyperactive with fan theories, fan art, etc with a very clear even split between the male/female demos. Fan and general public reaction was insanely positive. This particular scene became ICONIC. 98% of the negativity came from the professional film critics. TPM wasn’t perfect by any means but the media definitely tried to push the message that it was a disaster, Jake Lloyd sucked, and that Jar Jar was offensive and racist. This weird gaslighting that it was the fans who were negative and toxic is just current media trying to do damage control for just how negative they were at the time.
Best of Star Wars@bestofstarwar

“I genuinely can't understand how the previous generation saw this in 1999 and said "this sucks".”

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