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@Peston Seems sensible

Keir Starmer has decided not to announce a departure timetable unless and until Andy Burnham wins the Makerfield by-election. I will explore what this means for the government and Labour Party later today

@Keir_Starmer don’t consider folding Kier. Stick with the project. Lean on Brown and Harmen, need some headline left wing policies though. One or two. Imho

@Keir_Starmer Now you’ve Brown and Harmen on board can we see a drift to the left? I thought great British energy was a great idea, what happened to that? Keep it up Kier, in the elections are won in the UK by a few key marginals, you’ve got time to run this around.

Strength through fairness. Hope for the future. Real answers to the challenges facing our country. This morning, I’m setting out the path ahead to build a stronger and fairer Britain. Watch my speech across my social media channels.

@outerzoneradio Like it.

@DanMasterton @heygurisingh Why he should have said is Architects are going to love this!

@heygurisingh Architects design buildings in line with a brief and environments. It’s not just about making pretty models in 3D. Would you let someone with no experience that can use a web app build you a home? I think not.

🚨Architects are going to hate this. Someone just open sourced a full 3D building editor that runs entirely in your browser. No AutoCAD. No Revit. No $5,000/year licenses. It's called Pascal Editor. Built with React Three Fiber and WebGPU -- meaning it renders directly on your GPU at near-native speed. Here's what's inside this thing: → A full building/level/wall/zone hierarchy you can edit in real time → An ECS-style architecture where every object updates through GPU-powered systems → Zustand state management with full undo/redo built in → Next.js frontend so it deploys as a web app, not a desktop install → Dirty node tracking -- only re-renders what changed, not the whole scene Here's the wildest part: You can stack, explode, or solo individual building levels. Select a zone, drag a wall, reshape a slab -- all in 3D, all in the browser. Architecture firms pay $50K+ per seat for BIM software that does this workflow. This is free. 100% Open Source.

@elonmusk Sieg Heil

Have empathy for the victims, not those who inflict pain on others

@MayorofLondon here’s a vote winner. The underlay allowance. A fund for Londoners to have an extra layer of underlay when they carpet. I’ve just done it in my flat and it’s lovely.

@crypto_dragonz Stupid question. We are billions worse off, and we (those of us who actually know because we actually do the knowledge instead of just doing Facebook) knew we would be. Those whose believed the £300m bus advert were conned. No judgement here.

Was Brexit a mistake ? Let me know what you think in the comments below 👇👇 Yes or No ?

@teslaownersSV Build a Death Star.

"a new era in space exploration where we're gonna go to the moon. We're gonna have have a base on the moon. We're gonna have send people to Mars. Have and and make life multilanetary. And I think this day heralds a new age of space exploration." Elon Musk

@SouthAsiaIndex Complete lie.

London: New data reveals Indians own more property in London than English themselves, followed by Pakistanis at number three spot.

@AngelaRayner good work on Radio 4 this morning. What a tedious interview though. Being pressed for deadlines..

@stephen_wolfram would you say that because I have travelled the world my “ruliad” is in some way larger?

@elonmusk @jk_rowling I’m amazed that neither of you chose a career in paediatrics, clearly you are both in the wrong jobs.

Well, @jk_rowling is absolutely right! Almost every child goes through some kind of identity crisis during puberty. It is deeply wrong to make them permanently infertile with “puberty blockers”. If they still wish to transition as adults, provided they are fully informed of the risks, they can then make decisions as consenting adults.

@Jasontcoe @mrjamesob It’s like the whole world is rigged against the losers.

@mrjamesob The reason they have two rounds of voting over there is so they can rig the second round French citizens end up voting for people they don’t even want in just to keep people out they don’t want but not enthusiastic of the person they have to vote for “Democracy” eh

The relish with which many British commentators addressed the possibility of fascist success in France will not, presumably, see broadcasters questioning the wisdom of platforming their dangerous apologism. Andrew Neil even has a radio show now. (Albeit with a tiny audience…)’

@BBCPM Sidney was excellent.

@mrjamesob hi James, I’m from Witney, David Cameron’s old stomping ground, just researched it and found 1 in 7 kids on free school meals. That’s 14% of families in Witney surviving in less than £142 a week. If it’s this bad in Witney, what must it be like elsewhere?

@FluentInFinance @dailystoic Act!

@dailystoic Procrastination is the enemy of progress. Seize the day, take action now - tomorrow's not guaranteed.

5 Things All Fools Do (From The Stoics): 1/ Care what other people think (Epictetus) 2/ Wait until tomorrow (Marcus Aurelius) 3/ Act like they’re going to live forever (Seneca) 4/ Suffer before it’s necessary (Seneca) 5/ Make up ‘reasons’ to not do the right thing (MA)

@DividendIncome_ @dailystoic Stoics are not normal, generally most people’s opinions are less considered than ours. Therefore consider carefully before caring about someone’s thought. Imho.

@dailystoic Caring what other people think is normal. But it shouldn't dictate your actions. Learn to care more about your opinion of yourself than others' opinions of you. That's true freedom.

@dailystoic one of my methods to get through the difficulties of everyday life is to remain focused on the horizon. Think: “where do I want to be in 6 months” don’t be distracted by the little things, keep a steady hand on the tiller and navigate your life like a boat.

@dailystoic Think: what am I doing now? Does it have value, will I reap a benefit?

6. You are the product of your habits. 7. Remember you have the power to have no opinion. 8. Own the morning. 9. Put yourself up for review (interrogate yourself). 10. Don’t suffer imagined troubles.