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@DenizCamp Overall I liked it. gorier than expected. I will say the culture and naming of the zombies gave me an indigenous people's tribal vibe which I'm not sure how I feel about, but I'll wait and see.

Bleeding Hearts 1 is available in comic shops everywhere! It's been many years in the making!! Welcome back to Vertigo! Hope you all enjoy it!!!

@VigilantFox Say what you want about Joe. There's a lot you could say about him that would be justified. But he's not a fucking predator, or an enabler.

Joe Rogan says a simple Google search told him to STAY AWAY from Jeffrey Epstein. “I’m in the [Epstein] files for not going. One of my guests was trying to get me to meet him. I was like, ‘B*tch, are you high?!’” It all started in 2017, when Epstein asked Lawrence Krauss to introduce him to Rogan because he thought he was “funny.” Krauss responded not as a friend, but more like someone tasked with fetching Rogan for Epstein: “I will reach out to Rogan. I think I have his email, or at least his producer’s email. He lives and works in L.A.,” he said to Epstein. But it didn’t go as planned. Rogan rejected the invitation and told Krauss, “What the f*ck are you talking about?” after he Googled Epstein. This prompted Krauss to send this apology email to Epstein, which is found in the latest tranche of files: “Sorry about Rogan so far. He seems MORE TIMID than I would have thought.”

@DenizCamp Thousands of years later, and Howard is still a remorseful drunk making grand gestures.

@APBIOonly @TheHorrorMaster All I know is, it 'aint Fuchs.

@TheHorrorMaster “I ain’t going with Windows”

As you may have heard, “The Thing” has been added to the Library of Congress. We made the movie to push against the edges of what we could pull off, and it carries that strain in its bones. Seeing it now treated with the same care and reverence we had making it means a great deal to me and everyone who brought it to life. I especially want to remember TK Carter, who brought heart and humor into that desolate, frozen place and should be standing here with us today sharing in this recognition.  Thank you to everyone who continues to keep it alive.

@TheHorrorMaster You're a fucking legend, John, and quality will tell in the end.

@SplitDaAtom Miller pared batman down to 'an' essence that fit the 80's but chained the whole franchise to that touchstone forever after. Morrison did his best to reinject some of the extra sauce but was too scattershot in his approach to have it stick.

It says a lot that Superman has about 6 different modern origin comics and they all barely have any cultural relevance while Batman has like 2, and one clearly gets overshadowed by the other one because it's like the second most important Batman story of all time

@DenizCamp "I like the internet. ...I think I'll create the internet."

Little SPOILER from this weeks Ultimates (20). Probably crossing the line into "too cute by half", but it made me laugh.

@DenizCamp Jim is the hardest of hard motherfuckers.

Thanks, everyone, for the kind words!

@DenizCamp "you were gone for 70 years, Cap...how could I NOT go Nazi?"

This one's gonna hurt.

@DenizCamp I loved it, but I was also melancholy. Showing his early bipolarity was a nice touch, but if you have to destroy Hank's mind to make him sympathetic, it's kind of like admitting the character is unsalvageable as he is.

@rgfray1 fake man. sleazy little pimp.

Andrew Tate may not be who he portrays himself as… #MisfitsMania

@DudesMMA_ thinking he could've stood in the ring with Joshua with that kind of skill and size difference is an insult in itself. money or no, he deserved to get spanked. there's no way Joshua couldn't check him hard and uphold the honor of the sport.

Here are all the best moments of Anthony Joshua beating the shit out of Jake Paul #JakeJoshua

@AdrianReyn79551 showing up.

🚨What was the critical mistake Jake Paul made against Anthony Joshua⁉️👀

@FastbreakHoops5 old timey bareknuckle guys would almost always go for the body, because it's too easy to break your bare hand on the skull or jaw.

Bare knuckle fighting is even more brutal than I expected.

@StokeyyG2 Deep down, Jake wanted to get checked. He finally got it.

THE MOMENT YOU’VE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR. Jake Paul’s final moments against Anthony Joshua…

@juanmfrigeri do the ultimate avengers have names and backstories, or did Deniz just have you whip up jobbers with variations on the same uniform?

You read the man, This is your dessert after Endgame 1 and your appetizer for the next . Unrevealed things.

@wesroth the fact that LLMs are so janky even given stimulus orders of magnitude beyond what any human could ever get, shows how impoverished the underlying mechanism is compared to what humans are born with.

Yann LeCun explains that large language models are trained on about 30 trillion words, representing nearly all public internet text. He says it would take a human over 500,000 years to read that much. But a 4-year-old child sees just as much visual data in their first few years of life. This shows how much richer and more complex real-world experience is compared to reading text. Training on the web is huge but it still doesn’t match what a child learns just by living.

@ATRightMovies The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Spoorloos, or Martyrs (the french one!), depending on how viscerally or intellectually inclined you are.

@DOGE__news some of it is better nutrition, better equipment, and more understanding of the physiology...but mostly it's gear.

Can you see a difference between bodybuilders from 1941 and now?

@RihardJarc oh, he says...okay then. never mind FUCKING PHYSICS

$NVDA's Jensen said that in 10 years, the energy needed for most AI will be minuscule. We will have AI running on all kinds of things. The question then becomes, how much do you want to invest in an AI data center CapEx today, when in 10 years it might not be needed anymore for the most economically valuable things? Are we talking about a Mainframe/PC reality in 10 years.