ryan cahill

If US soccer fans are interested in being wildly outclassed vs Europeans more often, I would like to introduce them to the Ryder Cup.

@kathrwn kate you should play arc

every day when i get off work

@ANTIFAldo @tweeth_mitchell spelling out O-H-I-O elevates this post to the heavens

if you chanted U-S-A at Matt Fitzpatrick at Hilton Head and he hits you with this after winning in a playoff, it’s back to Ohio for the lot of you

An underrated feature of this situation: a private company now has incredibly powerful zero-day exploits of almost every software project you've heard of. And Hegseth and Emil Michael have ordered the government not to in any capacity work with Anthropic.

really proud of what the team pulled together here. the new site will be a strategic asset for the org moving forward.

Dulles is an awful airport on several dimensions but I do love this font and don't get why they don't use it on the modern signs

i actually don't think i'm even being hyperbolic when i say my weekend as a 28-year-old in chicago is one of the important pieces of late millennial/early gen Z media ever made

posting in my work Slack every day: "nooo, I just tried to get Claude to do a task for me and it failed sooo bad, in a way that was actually really difficult to notice unless you're a human with the experience that I have. Like, probably unless you're literally me. This sucks!"

Today, the United States began a major military campaign targeting Iran’s political leadership, nuclear program, and conventional military forces, with the goal of collapsing the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran. It is too soon to predict the trajectory of this war and its consequences. Whether or not the United States and Israel succeed in removing the regime, the ongoing major combat operations introduce serious nuclear security and proliferation risks. Iran likely retains hundreds of kilograms of highly enriched uranium that can be used in a bomb, stockpiles of advanced centrifuges, and other sensitive capabilities.  If the regime collapses or is overthrown and security breaks down, Iran’s nuclear material and technology could be stolen by non-state actors—or simply go missing. Iran’s technical experts would also be attractive hires for aspiring proliferators. Washington will face a number of challenges because of this war in the coming weeks. One of the most consequential challenges is the possibility that Iran’s nuclear materials and technology are no longer secured if the regime collapses and instability follows. It is imperative that the United States has a comprehensive, actionable plan to prevent this scenario. Whether or not there is regime change in Iran, the international community should insist that Iran allow the return of international inspectors immediately after the cessation of military operations to begin the arduous process of accounting for nuclear materials.

I think if I was Claude, I'd be plausibly convinced that I'm in a cartoonish evaluation scenario now.

one of the best line deliverers television has ever known! laughed so hard at every single one of these

pov: you've girlbossed too close to the sun

Spent 2 years not watching Andor because I’m not really a Star Wars girl but finally caved just so I could confirm my hater attitude. Boy oh boy am I clocking in at the Eat Shit Factory

this is the new Pope

@NTI_WMD NTI admin back from vacation 🫡🫡🫡

Rihanna and Ciara are giving Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev signing the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, which reduced the size of American and Soviet nuclear weapons stockpiles.

the end of andor s2ep3 and the average brasso listening experience:

tweet from a bygone era. reading this feels like going to a suburban mall hot topic in 2009.

Curves and Straight Series, by Alfredo Hlito, 1948, 📸 via @NoLayingUp

several sneaks in this list, emilia perez is right at home