Abhishek Upadhya

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“And the third smell - the smell of a burning book. Which is good for my book sales” - also probably Ray Bradbury

Archerfish

Endless propaganda has convinced Americans that bombs dropping in the Middle East is “normal.” As if those families don’t have jobs, school, hopes & dreams. As if every life lost isn’t someone’s entire universe. Geographical luck. That’s the only difference between you & them.

To be fair, Frankenstein would need a Humanizer.

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South Korea is just standing there half naked after the US took some of its defence systems and somehow North Korea is not bombing them. It’s almost as if it was just an American protection racket all along.

@sidin “anything you'd do sitting at your desk.” includes drinking coffee, eating snacks etc.

What if I am myself unable to use my computer to complete tasks?

Parents of the 168 schoolchildren killed in Minab are struggling to process the scale of the loss, returning each night to keep vigil at their children’s graves. Drop Site correspondent Mahmoud Aslan reported that families arrive carrying rugs and cushions, food, water, and candles, placing them beside the small, freshly dug graves. They clean the tombstones, tend the surrounding earth, and settle in for the night—keeping a quiet vigil until dawn. 🎥 Video report by @8Sarmad (full report is linked below)

@DanishSait This is putting the Choori in Cenchoori

Don’t want to live till a 100? List your reasons below 😀

The “goal” of the Iran war is now reportedly to open the Strait of Hormuz, which was open before the war began

That is a typical Morton's fork If Iran cannot fight back, that proves that attacking it was a great idea If Iran can fight back, that proves that attacking it was necessary & inevitable -> also a great idea

When the NYT took 5 days to attribute the Minab school bombing to the US its reason for taking so long was they couldn’t attribute responsibility until they “collected evidence” yet, despite Iranian denials, they automatically know who fired the missile at Diego Garcia. Weird!

@deedydas awesome. can you convert this to a chess trainer app. basically it takes my games - figures out flaws, blunders, moves to keep playing - and keeps learning over time and tells new moves similar in my style, moves not to play etc essentially - an autolearning loop for the human

Karpathy's Autoresearch pushed my vibecoded Rust chess engine AI from "expert" to a top 50 grandmaster, a #311 chess engine. It ran over 70 experiments on its own and tried to hill climb to the top ELO score it could, landing at 2718!

As long as you don’t need gas or groceries things aren’t so bad

Peak detailing by Dhar

@RasmusJarlov @DiackChris 1. Can you ask the Denmark sovereign funds to divest from American & Israeli defense and weapon companies 2. Can you stop all trade with USA and Israel 3. Can you ask your neighbouring countries to do the same

@DiackChris I do. But not for long.

I have a genius idea: Dont bomb Iran. That will keep the straight of Hormuz open. It was open and no ships were attacked by Iran before that started.

It's one thing to oppose any armed attack, by any party, on any nuclear facility. It is quite another to loudly applaud them one day and denounce them hysterically the next, depending on who is attacking and who is getting attacked. There are only two differences between the numerous Israeli attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities and Iranian attacks on Israeli nuclear facilities (if the latter is indeed confirmed): 1. Iran has ratified the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and its facilities were under NPT inspection until these were bombed by Israel and the US in June 2025. Israel rejects both the NPT and inspections of its nuclear facilities. 2. Israel attacked, Iran retaliated. 3. Israel has a massive nuclear weapons arsenal, Iran has none. Ok, three differences. Thank you for your attention to this matter!

The funniest thing happening in the world right now is the way the western political/media class is asking us to be shocked and outraged that Iran would attack US allies who are actively collaborating toward its destruction in an unprovoked war of aggression. It's hilarious. Think about how dehumanized the Muslim world would have to be in your perception in order for that kind of thinking to make sense. You'd have to see them as so unlike yourself that it would astonish and baffle you for them to be retaliating against unprovoked aggressions like any normal human being. Your view would essentially have to be, "Why are those Iranians hitting us back? Don't they know their role is to be killed, and our role is to do the killing? They've got the natural order of things completely backward!" Iran is fighting for its very existence as a state. Obviously it's going to respond aggressively toward everyone who's helping to destroy it. It's a symptom of a profoundly sick and twisted civilization that this would seem abnormal or surprising to anyone.