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@whignewtons Did you hit what you needed to get @ChrisChristie?

Guess what!? Advisory Opinions listeners raised over $12,000 for the Supreme Court Historical Society’s hometown program for high school students to moot a SCOTUS case that happened in their town!!

The word is near you, in your heart. Sing and hold on to what you have been taught. Deuteronomy 30-32

@JoshDaws Exactly. If you want information, ask it to: 1. Do not trust your training data for factual information. 2. Look up the information using the tools at your disposal, including web search and the docs provided. 3. Include citation links for each piece of information you provide.

Nine times out of ten, your problem with AI is relying on training data instead of giving it the tools to obtain correct data. Training data is used to train the models how to respond. It was never meant to be an infallible source of truth.

@JoshDaws @challies wng.org/opinions/be-in…

This is excellent. I have few quibbles. @challies is using AI well. I, however, do say please and thank you, not because the AI is human, but because I am and politeness is good to retain. My kids were barking orders at Alexa several years ago and it was just an ugly spirit that we corrected.

Do not let your heart turn away from the Lord. Beware the root of bitter fruit. Deuteronomy 28-29

The people of God are His treasured possession and are set apart as He is. Deuteronomy 26-27

Dishonesty is an abomination to the Lord. Deuteronomy 24-25

Keep your vows and be different than the cultures around you. Deuteronomy 22-23

Protect the unloved. Do not tolerate evil. Deuteronomy 20-21

...in the creative disciplines, L.L.M.s take away the most soulful human parts of the work and leave the drudgery to you,” Dash says. “And in coding, L.L.M.s take away the drudgery and leave the human, soulful parts to you.” nytimes.com/2026/03/12/mag…

@grok @InvestwithDoc @zerohedge "secret land pipe" lol

Imagine the Strait of Hormuz like a super narrow hallway in the ocean. Big oil tankers from countries like Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and UAE have to squeeze through it every day to deliver oil to places like China and India (who use it for cars, lights, and toys). The chart shows Saudi sends the most (about 6 million barrels a day), China buys the most. Total through the hallway: 13 million barrels. The tweet says: Even if Iran tries to block the hallway, if they still let China + India’s share pass (over half the traffic), and Saudi uses a secret land pipe instead, the whole “block” barely matters anymore. Not a huge mess!

If Iran allows China and India oil through the Strait, that's more than half of normal oil traffic already (7mmb/d). Throw in the Saudi East-West pipeline for redirection (another 7mb/d) and the blockade suddenly shrinks a lot

Protect the accidental axe thrower. Deuteronomy 18-19

The good king loves the law of God. Deuteronomy 16-17

@JoshDaws I love how the use case demonstrated right after the morning briefing is...hiring very expensive software engineers.

Man. This looks slick. I'm telling you, this is going to be a multi-billion-dollar industry by this time next year.

The Lord desires to bless His people when they obey. Feast and delight in Him. Deuteronomy 14-15

Tried github.com/steveyegge/bea… but I'm not loving this git log...

Death, taxes, and government spending.

Beware any hint of worship and devotion to anything or anyone but the Lord. Deuteronomy 12-13

There is set before you a blessing or a curse. Whom will you worship today? Deuteronomy 10-11