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@stats_feed France: Shell station on a highway €2.53

🛢️ Diesel price per litre across Europe as of April 9th 2026 🇳🇱 Netherlands: €2.58 🇩🇰 Denmark: €2.56 🇩🇪 Germany: €2.43 🇧🇪 Belgium: €2.31 🇫🇮 Finland: €2.26 🇫🇷 France: €2.23 🇦🇹 Austria: €2.23 🇸🇪 Sweden: €2.20 🇱🇺 Luxembourg: €2.19 🇱🇹 Lithuania: €2.18 🇵🇹 Portugal: €2.13 🇮🇪 Ireland: €2.10 🇮🇹 Italy: €2.09 🇬🇷 Greece: €2.07 🇱🇻 Latvia: €2.06 🇪🇪 Estonia: €2.03 🇷🇴 Romania: €2.02 🇨🇿 Czechia: €1.98 🇭🇷 Croatia: €1.87 🇨🇾 Cyprus: €1.84 🇪🇸 Spain: €1.81 🇵🇱 Poland: €1.80 🇸🇮 Slovenia: €1.77 🇸🇰 Slovakia: €1.75 🇧🇬 Bulgaria: €1.70 🇭🇺 Hungary: €1.67 The most expensive diesel? Netherlands 🇳🇱 The cheapest? Hungary 🇭🇺 Source: Eurostat

@iamdjanggo_ @grok @ThoNg676733 That is Kiza. youtu.be/d3tUjoHO7zw?si…

@grok @ThoNg676733 that band is duran duran song is come undone

The flow of this song is flawless, what a masterpiece

@Sajwani “Things” and “stuff”. His English is worse than his Python. Clear the boy never saw a book of literature in his life. 🤣 So, question is: What is the “smart” he refers to?

This is an engineer from Elon Musk’s xAI … just listen to this guy … this how you as a career starter should think !! GET STUFF DONE ✅

@deredleritt3r @emollick @GaryMarcus @FT @SilentioJack

As a lawyer who uses LLMs every day at work, I feel qualified to respond. First, hallucinations are no longer a problem. Consistent with the prediction you quoted from 2023, GPT-5.x almost never hallucinates. And overall, the percentage of inaccurate responses I get from GPT-5.2 Pro is lower than the percentage of inaccurate responses I would get from a competent junior associate (yes, fully accounting for hallucinations). Second, people wildly overestimate the difficulty of most tasks performed by lawyers. The vast majority of the things we do are not nearly as challenging intellectually as solving an Erdos problem. Key skills for a lawyer are attention to detail, ability to synthesize and reason through precedent, ability to construct logical arguments, writing, research. LLMs are *very* good at most of these things even today, and top-tier LLMs (GPT-5.2 Pro) are excellent at them. Put in another way, I feel that the biggest barrier to widespread adoption of AI by lawyers today is connectivity, interfaces, harnesses - *not* intelligence of the best models, and certainly not hallucinations. Unclear to what extent these issues will be resolved in the next 12-18 months, but given how economically valuable lawyers' work is, I wouldn't be surprised to see significant progress on that front. It's also worth considering that, given the general trend of rapidly falling costs of running reasoning models, it is likely that a model as intelligent as GPT-5.2 Pro, but *much* cheaper and faster, will be publicly available in the next 12-18 months. Note that the above assumes (conservatively) that the next 12-18 months in AI will be relatively boring: no continual learning, no drop-in virtual employees, not much further progress in agentic AI (Codex), no significant progress in intelligence possessed by the best models. Relaxing these assumptions would mean that we should expect even faster progress.

How did this work out? Are LLM hallucinations largely gone by now? So now the @FT platforms the same guy saying most the of the tasks lawyers and accountants do will be replaced in 12-18 months? From the same company that said that GPT-5 would be a giant humpback whale that would blow away PhDs? Where is the accountability? The concern about CEOs’ conflicts of interest in selling these narratives? The view from skeptics?

@SilentioJack @Howlingmutant0 I enjoyed Season 1 of True Detective. It demands your full attention; you'll miss important details if you doomscroll in parallel or go to grab food without pausing. I can see how people who trained their attention on TikTok, Insta and X are not able to watch the show

@Massta2015 @Howlingmutant0 Haven't seen it. Love Margaret Qualley though. And Sydney Sweeney.

So glad the cloak of mystique surrounding Quentin Tarantino is slowly coming unraveled due to his retarded takes

@SilentioJack @Howlingmutant0 Once Upon A Time In Hollywood 👀

@Howlingmutant0 Kill Bill was made by Uma Thurman, and Pulp Fiction by Travolta and Bruce Willis. I give Quentin credit for Reservoir Dogs, that's the only good film he ever made.

@VoicesofWW2 🤣

A German Soldier on his Motorcycle asking directions, the Netherlands, 1940!

@abakcus The picture is too busy to be useful.

@witte_sergei Why to stay at 50%?

How it feels when I’m at my kid’s soccer practice and I’m listening to the Russian kid’s mom talk on her phone about her day (she doesn’t know I can understand 50% of what she’s saying)

@witte_sergei Still true across Asia. Same mentality even today.

Ancient Greeks held that pale skin was the aesthetic ideal, particularly for women. Tanned skin from prolonged sun exposure indicated a common life of labor, while pale skin denoted the status to stay inside. I believe they were correct about this, we should do away with tanning.

@TheFlatEartherr By the way it looks. It is mapping or some kind of terrain scans.

Why is NASA doing this in South Africa?🤔

@musikandmylife @j0ker937 @GeoK Not „geok“, bro!

@j0ker937 @geok, how accurate are the statements în the video?

One of my favorite rabbit holes is the great mysteries of ancient Egypt. It isn't about what you believe or disbelieve; when you open your mind, this story is seemingly endless.

Boycott🥸 ⁦⁦⁦@Starbucks⁩ -FreedomNews-

@nntaleb Gregory Perelman?

Or any activity in general. x.com/otrasenda_AC/s…

You can consider the best weightlifter and the best cyclist, & realize that is is best to not be among the best in any sport.

@FearedBuck That is @ishowspeed

Lost footage of the Black Khan of Mongolia visiting the Ming Dynasty for the first time in the year 1440

@QueenAnticommie The Claaaaawwww!!!

How does one get their forearm that big?

@hamptonism I wonder what Mr. @nntaleb has to say about this. I wish he had time to write a few words.

This is one explanation everyone needs to understand:

@nntaleb I fall much more often.

This cyclist friend of mine who asks me to put questions on X* had a single injury in ~20,000 km (gravel). What is the maximum ignorance probability, the rate per km (or km/injury)? * Formerly Twitter.

@Alex_Oloyede2 Jüri Rat‘s Nest

🇪🇪🇷🇺 Estonian MP has demanded that Russia comply with the minsk peace agreements.

@nntaleb Hey Mr. Taleb, love your take on DST & heart attacks! What’s your view on frequent travelers crossing >1hr time zones, losing >1hr sleep—does it spike heart risks, or just shift timing like you said? Tough to model, eh? PS: Would Fat Tony bet on extra espresso to outsmart jet lag, or nap it off? 😂

Conclusion, @bryan_johnson, is not so: "accelerate events that were likely to occur in particularly vulnerable patients and does not impact overall incidence." In other words shifts timing of events. [Accidentally deleted previous post while editing.]