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El nivel de compromiso físico que Demi Moore tuvo para 'La Teniente O'Neil' (1997) no se ha vuelto a ver en Hollywood. Para interpretar a la primera mujer en los Navy SEALs, se rapó la cabeza por completo y entrenó bajo las órdenes de militares reales, sufriendo un calvario diario de barro, pesas y carreras a las 4 AM. Cuando la prensa dudó de su fuerza en la promoción, Moore fue al show de David Letterman con un vestido de noche, se tiró al suelo y se puso a hacer flexiones a una sola mano en directo. Una de las mayores demostraciones de actitud de la historia del cine. 👗💪

@erin_monahan @IAMSTACKMASTER @JeffBezos How many homeless could you have fed instead of buying a phone/computer and an internet connection?

@IAMSTACKMASTER @JeffBezos How many billions of dollars went, literally, up in smoke? How many homeless, hungry, sick/dying could those dollars have helped/saved? Instead, waste it. And let people suffer. May as well have piled your money up and set it on fire. So wasteful and uncaring.

All personnel are accounted for and safe. It’s too early to know the root cause but we’re already working to find it. Very rough day, but we’ll rebuild whatever needs rebuilding and get back to flying. It’s worth it.

@sparky_jpeg @actsmaniac @TweetsA91248 It’s called a paycheck. In a public company they have every right to roll that into shares in that company if they choose. Alternatively you can start a business and keep all the fruits the government doesn’t take to redistribute. But that’s hard; a paycheck is a sure thing.

@actsmaniac @TweetsA91248 99.99% or workers under capitalism don't keep the fruits of their labour. that's kind of capitalisms whole thing bro

it's crazy how this image is literally kryptonite for 95% of arguments in favor of socialism

@SccmSimon @aakashgupta Only because she took it from Vincent's pocket. She was wearing his jacket home from the restaurant and found it when he went to piss. She assumed it was coke, and was using coke before dinner. So your entire smackdown fails.

@aakashgupta It was heroin, not cocaine, so your entire premise fails. nofilmschool.com/pulp-fiction-s…

Tarantino accidentally wrote the most pharmacologically accurate cocaine scene in film history, and nobody caught it for 30 years. Cocaine blocks dopamine reuptake transporters, flooding the reward system. The appetite suppression everyone associates with that? Transient. Research from Cambridge published in the journal Appetite found that chronic cocaine users actually report higher levels of uncontrolled eating than non-users. Their preference shifts specifically toward high-fat foods and carbohydrates. Mia Wallace ordering a Durward Kirby burger, bloody, is exactly what the pharmacology predicts. The mechanism is counterintuitive. Cocaine disrupts leptin signaling. Leptin is the hormone that tells your brain you have enough fat stored and can stop eating. Chronic users show significantly lower plasma leptin levels, which means the "I'm full" signal weakens over time. The body stops regulating fat intake properly. Users crave fat. They eat fat. They stay thin anyway because cocaine simultaneously prevents the body from storing it. The Cambridge team found cocaine users had remarkably low body fat despite consuming significantly more fatty food than control groups. The drug rewires fat metabolism at the level of the sympathetic nervous system and alters proteins that control fat storage. You eat the burger. You stay thin. The body just can't process it normally. That's why recovery is brutal. The fat craving stays. The metabolic disruption reverses. People in cocaine recovery gain weight rapidly because their appetite was permanently altered but their body's inability to store fat was temporary. The dietary preference for burgers and fries outlasts the drug. So the tweet has it backwards. Mia crushing a cheeseburger after a line isn't a mistake. A character with Mia's habits would crave exactly that meal. Tarantino either researched this or wrote from observation, because the scene is clinically precise.

@hansenlucas1080 @S003___ @huudcapo I’m glad nobody died in your story.

@S003___ @tradzinged @huudcapo Start today at two people and give birth to two kids makes four. In 20 years they each have 1 kid. The family count is now 6. You started today at 2 and in 20 years time it is 6. Which is triple. Maths good.

Hmmm… Ok this is interesting 🤔

@AllenGreenMD1 @authentickemp @PalmerLuckey @Cernovich @jamesjansson @AOC It requires compliance. Among most who abhor it. Therefore it requires enforcement, which by default requires a government, by any other name, controlling assets, media and total power.

@authentickemp @PalmerLuckey @Cernovich @jamesjansson @AOC Socialism doesn't require government ownership.

The single largest form of theft in America is wage theft. $50 billion a year are stolen from American workers. If a billionaire amasses their wealth by underpaying their full-time workers so severely that they must rely on food assistance and government programs to survive, then no, that wealth was not earned by one individual - it was a wealth transfer subsidized by underpaid American workers and the public who get stuck with the bill for large corporations free-riding off our systems. The point is less about individual morality. It’s more about how our current economic reality of shattering inequality rewards screwing over workers and exploiting essential systems at scale. We’re talking monopoly power. Rent-seeking. Wage theft. Profiteering. Stock buybacks. Destabilizing housing markets. Companies using SNAP/EBT to underwrite their wages. Massive government subsidies or contracts to corporations following lobbying and dark money in politics with little to no oversight or accountability. Some people get enraged that I draw attention to this. That’s on them. Let them call me shrill, dumb, inexperienced, girly, uneducated - these folks will say anything to distract from or undercut the truth that working people are getting screwed, and giving people a fair shake means we must have a grown conversation about reigning in abuse of power.

@hansenlucas1080 @huudcapo You should ask your great grandparents to check your math. And in 20yrs get your grandparents to triple check it.

@huudcapo I don’t agree with that math. If each couple has two kids you can double the population..we have kids between 20-40 years old. I’m a couple I have two kids I’ve just doubled my household. 20 years later they have two kids it’s tripled. Took 20 years to triple…

@ghostsinner111 @elonmusk Because we're still in a relatively linear phase. Unless you're using it to code or train robots, it's not really changing your work or life that much. Yet.

@tradzinged @elonmusk If this is “exponential,” why does the real world still feel painfully linear in adoption, policy, and infrastructure?

Universal HIGH INCOME via checks issued by the Federal government is the best way to deal with unemployment caused by AI. AI/robotics will produce goods & services far in excess of the increase in the money supply, so there will not be inflation.

@ghostsinner111 @elonmusk I'm skeptical as well, but nowhere has it ever been tried while robots are doing most things for us. We're far (on a linear scale) from that being the reality, but perhaps on an exponential timeline it's not very far off.

@elonmusk If printing money to solve unemployment is that simple, why hasn’t it worked anywhere without consequences?

@BASEDonhealth @hubermanlab I feel it gave me my life back too. I was in chronic pain for a long time. I feel 20yrs younger.

I can’t see any reason why a proper multi site RCT of BPC157 done by a few independent groups wouldn’t help clarify any real vs placebo effects. The challenge: no one wants to pony up the $ (more like $$$$ to do it right) but if it were done, what endpoints would you want to see?

@cremieuxrecueil Only when I’m on 3g+ of shrooms and then it’s not voluntary. It creates a rhythm.

Can you contract your tensor tympani muscle?

I refuse to believe the frequency of this is just 15% There has to be some sort of misunderstanding, because everyone I randomly spoke to says they can do it.

@BASEDonhealth @hubermanlab I’m guessing you had it get rid of it for you. In keeping with that vibe, I’d like to know how often placebo gets rid of chronic facilitating brachial nerve pain, and simultaneously 10yrs of double tennis elbow, all in 4 short weeks with no rebound 9 months later.

@hubermanlab How often does a placebo get rid of Ulcerative Colitis?

@BruzWJ @Govindtwtt They used to say that about AutoCAD vs a pencil. Then 3D vs 2D. You just need to have a mind for both structure and creativity. Gotta be smarter than the tool to use it.

@Govindtwtt If you can’t vibe, you can’t code either 🫡

Unpopular opinion: If you can't code, you can't vibe code.

@chillhours_ @Tekeee Track and cap the included tokens; charge for extra. Allow users to use their own LLM APIs for a discount.

@Tekeee But what about the amount of tokens users will be consuming? You'll be in loss overall

$160k per year is just 500 users paying $25 per month btw

@ndofchange @0xQuasark Because it’s the best one?

@0xQuasark Of all the drugs, why ketamine though?

🚨 BREAKING: Elon Musk admitted he was on ketamine when he bought Twitter. Last Saturday, while backstage at UFC Fight Night, Musk confided to Joe Rogan that he was in a ketamine session when he decided to spend the $44 Billion to buy Twitter. "I was in a bit of a low spot. Tesla was going through a rough time, the Knicks had just lost, and honestly, I just thought... fuck it. Let's shake things up!" The next morning, he walked into Twitter HQ carrying a sink because, in his words: "𝘐 𝘫𝘶𝘴𝘵 𝘵𝘩𝘰𝘶𝘨𝘩𝘵 '𝘵𝘪𝘮𝘦 𝘵𝘰 𝘵𝘩𝘳𝘰𝘸 𝘪𝘵 𝘢𝘭𝘭 𝘰𝘶𝘵', 𝘳𝘪𝘨𝘩𝘵? 𝘈𝘯𝘥 𝘪𝘵 𝘴𝘦𝘦𝘮𝘦𝘥 𝘭𝘪𝘬𝘦 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘧𝘶𝘯𝘯𝘪𝘦𝘴𝘵 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘢𝘯𝘺𝘰𝘯𝘦 𝘩𝘢𝘥 𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳 𝘥𝘰𝘯𝘦." When Rogan asked if he regretted the decision, Musk said: "Most expensive k-hole of my life."

@buildingabot @kylegawley What about a pharmacist who doses, then hallucinates?

@kylegawley And by "pharmacist who hallucinates dosages 15% of the time" Tell me about these dosages.

how can we claim human-level intelligence when AI is so wildly unreliable? would we accept these failure rates anywhere else? a lawyer who invents laws brain surgeon who operates on the wrong brain area 50% of the time pharmacist who hallucinates dosages 15% of the time

Hmmm ok. I am legtimately blown away by what I am able to build with Claude Code, but finding even most of the bugs, let alone all, in a few passes when being told to explicitly debug is not its strong suite. However, most everything else is.

Oh Claude, I told you to audit as many time as necessary to fix it for real. Why did you stop before there was ego at stake?

One more try?

Oh, look at what you found...

@kloss_xyz After playing whack a mole on a problem for 5 iterations, sometimes saying FFS get your sh*t together is the prompt Claude needs.

one notable detail from today’s Claude Code leak… > Claude Code has a system that flags when you swear at it > there’s a frustration detection system with profanity filters that can log frustration event flags when users curse in prompts… > it then routes it through Datadog alongside session metadata > so if you cursed at Claude at 2am… it may have registered a signal > the telemetry can be disabled via environment variables… but most of us didn’t even know this existed until today > if you want to turn it off: you can disable telemetry via environment variables in Claude Code’s settings the irony of a “safety first” AI company having this frustration telemetry is well… notable anyway… if you’ve been nice to Claude this whole time… congratulations. you’re in the clear