Quanititative — e/acc

Imma tweet here more & see what happens to my neural networks

A white man is currently going viral after dropping the hard R at a gas station. The woman pulled in and almost hit two cars, including his. She started insulting his family and threatening them. So he hit her with some hard R’s. I mean, what else is he supposed to call her?

From Vancouver, you a BC baby Pull up Maybach, beep-beep, baby!

Linux users are fighting new United States laws that require computers to ask for your age and share it with apps to keep kids safe online. The laws were made for big companies like Apple and Google but they cause big problems for Linux because it is free open software built by volunteers who care about privacy and freedom. System76 won a special rule in Colorado to skip this, while groups like MX Linux say no and some people have made tools to avoid the age check completely.

Anthropic knows they are weeks away from AGI, which is why they are working with companies like Accenture, Deloitte, PwC, and others to build "joint centers of Excellence" and training and certifying 30,000 PwC professionals on Claude.

Big Tech: We are going to use AI to replace all white collar jobs in 18 months. Gen Z: So we should end OPT, H-1B, and offshoring? Big Tech: No, never.

Keep your girlfriend a secret and I mean even from her

your worst sin is that you have destroyed and betrayed yourself for used pussy

Anonymity is a key component of free speech and free expression. Even the Founders deliberately used anonymity to express their ideas. ID verification, among other related nonsense claims to protect kids but all it truly does is chill the speech, expression, sharing of files and knowledge, as well as dissent by adults. The government does not have a right to require anyone identify him or herself in order to speak or express ideas. ID requirements must be opposed at all costs.

AI is the future

True Story

⚡️ NEW: Billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya warns Anthropic could become the "Friendster of the AI era" if it fails to address its compute and power limitations.

First it was Bill C-11 controlling what Canadians see online. Then Bill C-18 blocking and manipulating access to news. Now Bill C-22 takes the next step: surveillance and state control. Signal, the encrypted messaging app, says it would rather leave Canada than comply. Why? Because this bill reportedly gives government sweeping powers to force surveillance capabilities into private technology. Think about the pattern: C-11 → control the algorithms C-18 → control the news C-22 → access the devices themselves This is no longer about “safety” or “protecting Canadians.” It is about control. A government that froze bank accounts without court orders, shut off committee cameras, and faces hundreds of unresolved wrongdoing complaints now wants expanded access into your digital life. Canadians should be asking a very serious question: How much freedom are we prepared to surrender in the name of government “oversight”?

Smfh...this is why they can't have power...

Don't let anyone gaslight you into thinking this is normal

Apple just told Canada: "No backdoors into our products." A tech giant is warning Ottawa that a law goes too far, but hardly anyone knows. It's buried in Bill C-22, the Lawful Access Act. #TechNews #Privacy #BigTech #Canada #BillC22 #Security #DigitalRights #Apple

Public Safety Canada (@Safety_Canada) has received a Community Note on X over its attempts to refute growing criticism of its state surveillance legislation, Bill C-22. Bill C-22’s state surveillance powers are so extreme that companies focused on privacy and cybersecurity are warning they may leave Canada rather than comply. Signal says it could pull its service. VPN providers are raising alarms. When laws drive secure communications services out of the country, Canadians should be asking serious questions about privacy, security, and government overreach. Stop Bill C-22 by signing our petition today: jccf.ca/stop-bill-c-22…

Canada's C-22 law is a systemic vulnerability. A backdoor for law enforcement is a backdoor for hackers.

This inmate is going viral for flexing multiple Apple devices, over $100k and pounds of cannabis while behind bars

Damn all these tech layoffs have these kids pivoting to making interview prep content.

I genuinely believe paying for a hooker is less dirty than dating the average woman because at least the hooker will make you wear a condom.