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@mr_saltz People that are going to drive drunk are going to do so regardless of the closing time.

Getting Shit Done (drunk driving)

@ComingBackLife @WarMonitor3 I mean what do you expect when you threaten to take allies land by force?

@WarMonitor3 We could really use Europe to be more on the team here.

European intelligence seems to think a certain thing will occur over the next weeks in the Middle East which has caused some officials alarm.

This has to be one of the most disrespectful quotes I’ve ever read from a team owner. A couple of napkins or something like that? Maybe do the interviews sober John and you wouldn’t sound like an asshole

Labeling every American of the opposition political party as an enemy to the country may be the most un-American thing any president has ever said. Dangerous.

@0liviajulianna Thought the same. But surely they can stand at the exits. Preventing anyone from entering the secure areas. Usually have 1-2 TSA agents monitoring the exit terminals. Beyond that I’m not sure.

Can someone point me to specifically what ICE agents are doing in airports? Like are they actually running TSA or are they just standing around menacingly

@baxter40_22 @DerekBodnerNBA Founder is from West Chester. So sort of local. Terrible look regardless.

@DerekBodnerNBA Btw it’s also insane it’s just some random product not even a local product. Also also couldn’t had been Harry the K’s brought to you by Ghost

I'm sorry, but absolutely the fuck not.

@CrossingBroad It’s different the music venue’s name was always an advertisement. This on the other hand was a honor to an individual for their success and contributions to the organization. It’s disrespectful and a shame they want to squeeze every dollar possible out of the park.

the music venue in Camden will always be called by the name it held when you went to your first show there

@bdonnach @HustleBitch_ So instead of demanding better service and accountability you blame the victim.

The airline is not responsible for this individual’s stupidity. Lesson number one that every first time flyer should know: If you can’t afford to lose it, don’t pack it; leave it home. As a guitar player who likes to take a guitar when I travel on motorcycle and airplane, I’d have to say this person is a complete idiot for taking his ‘62 Gibson on a plane and trusting it to baggage handlers. Even worse is when guitar players try to take their full sized guitars on the plane and expect to take up a full rack with their case. The entitlement can run deep in those who carry their identity in a guitar case. Basic lessons. 1. Buy a cheap Traveler Guitar that fits in a backpack and slides under the seat. 2. If you must have a full sized guitar in the air, buy a cheap one for travel and get an indestructible case. Leave the expensive guitars at home. 3. If you absolutely must have the ‘62 Gibson on the other end of the flight, package it properly, ship it to your destination by FedEx, and get insurance. It’s called being a responsible grown up. Don’t expect the airline to cover your stupidity.

🚨 UNITED DESTROYED THIS MAN’S 1962 GIBSON GUITAR — THEN SAID “NOT COVERED” AND WALKED AWAY He picks his case up from baggage claim and opens it. His 1962 Gibson J-45, a vintage guitar worth thousands, is completely wrecked. Cracked body. Scraped finish. The kind of damage you only get from being thrown around. He says it was inside a “nearly indestructible” top of the line Calton hardshell case. So he calls United. Their response? “We don’t cover instruments.” No compensation. No accountability. Nothing. Now this video is blowing up again as new clips show baggage handlers literally throwing guitar cases. So this isn’t a one-off. It’s the same damage and the same excuse. If they can just say “not covered”… what’s actually stopping this from happening every day? If this was YOUR guitar… what would you do?

BREAKING: Four Colorado Democrats just BLOCKED Senate Bill 26-115 which would require jail time for child r*pists The four Democrats are: Adrienne Benavidez Nick Hinrichson Katie Wallace Mike Weissman NAME AND SHAME

@Bruv_World @doggintrump They pay rent.

@doggintrump Free housing and private security 24/7.

Serious question: why are these people living on an army base? I don’t think this is normal, but if I’m wrong, I’d like somebody to explain it to me.

@BrianHartPR I look forward to the day he’s out. They called me at the start of the season to restart my season ticket package. I won’t till he is out. #SellTheTean

Sixers owner Josh Harris hasn’t even had to say “no comment” because Philly media isn’t asking him any questions. We let him get away with a single vague statement from a spokesperson. Fans have said he’s been MIA at home games since he emerged as a much bigger figure in the Epstein files than he initially let on, which is a story in itself if true (I can’t independently confirm that). Philly journos, if you need a headline, how about “Where in the World Is Josh Harris?” Give him the opportunity to explain himself on record and answer questions, or print that he declined the interview request. #SellTheTeam

@RepJamesComer It’s pretty simple. When’s the deposition?

🚨FACT CHECK: True. I said Democrats were bitching and wasting everyone’s time because Democrats were bitching and wasting everyone’s time.

@britttlifts Screen Unknown callers in the settings for Phone on iOS. Has stopped the majority of these calls for me.

When someone finds out let me know because I block every single one and report it and still get them 😡

@FanaticsCollect Yea I don’t think this is the flex that fanatics thinks it is. Millionaires turning the hobby into a prop isn’t great for the overall health of the hobby. Reminds you of nft hype and celebrities collecting bored apes.

Kevin O'Leary just pulled up to the Oscars wearing one of the most expensive basketball cards in the world 👀 It's a 1-of-1 featuring Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and LeBron James, with their game-worn NBA Logoman patches. O'Leary himself says it could be worth $25-30 MILLION 🤯

The continuing saga of arguing with my boomer mom about sharing my kids’ photos with AI to make cartoons. Yes she asked ChatGPT if they share your info and thinks the computer is being honest

@NoiqMarist @KunalAtit @jjabbott You sound pretty sure of yourself. Why hide behind an anonymous handle?

@KunalAtit @jjabbott All 4 of those hate America Neo-Confederate Hamasnazi Democrats support biological males in womens private spaces. They all support Biden Harris criminal illegal immigrant invaders remaining in the country. Something voters should know.

This year, Pennsylvania has four highly vulnerable Republican Congressmen. More than any other state in the country and enough to take control of the House of Representatives. This week is a good example of why Pennsylvania Democrats will win all four. 🧵

@NBATopShot @Jylesss Top Shot was expensive and returned no value to me. I went back to physical cards. Especially with Topps getting the rights again. It’s a lot more fun sharing/showing cards to friends instead of showing them a card on my phone.

This is exactly what digital collecting can solve. No counterparty risk. Every NBA Top Shot collectible supply and transaction can be tracked, traced, and verified by anyone, anytime. Sorry this keeps happening in the hobby. DM us and we'll send an extra promo code to anyone here who wants to give Top Shot a try.

If you have been scammed within the trading card community within the last year, reply to this post. doesn’t matter if it was $1 or $1,000,000

@Ducki___ @MorePerfectUS Whew thank god they are now limited to only 350 homes.

@MorePerfectUS This is huge because this is supposed to stop large investors from buying multiple houses at a time and taking control of a specific neighborhood for example.

BREAKING: The Senate has passed the biggest housing affordability bill in 30 years, and it includes a ban on investors buying single-family homes. The bill passed 89-10.

🚨BREAKING: OpenAI told you every update makes ChatGPT smarter. Stanford proved the opposite. GPT-4's accuracy on math problems dropped from 97.6% to 2.4% in just three months. And nobody told you. Researchers at Stanford and UC Berkeley tracked ChatGPT's actual performance over time. Same prompts. Same tasks. Different results. The model that nearly aced math questions in March was getting them wrong 97 out of 100 times by June. Code generation collapsed too. In March, over 50% of GPT-4's code ran perfectly on the first try. By June, only 10% did. Same questions. Dramatically worse answers. Every silent update OpenAI pushed made the product you pay $20 a month for quietly worse at the things you actually use it for. The researchers tested GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 across math, coding, medical exams, reasoning, and sensitive questions. The drift was massive and unpredictable. Some tasks improved. Others fell off a cliff. And there was no way for you to know which was which, because OpenAI never disclosed what changed. Here's where it gets personal. If you used ChatGPT for code in March and it worked, then tried the same thing in June and it broke, you probably blamed yourself. You thought you prompted it wrong. You tried again. You wasted hours debugging your own questions. But it wasn't you. The model had silently changed underneath you. OpenAI's VP of Product went on X and said "we haven't made GPT-4 dumber." Stanford's data says otherwise. 97.6% to 2.4% is not a matter of opinion. Every business building on ChatGPT's API, every student relying on it for schoolwork, every developer using it to ship code is standing on ground that shifts without warning. You trusted it yesterday. It changed overnight. Nobody told you. You're not imagining it. ChatGPT is getting dumber. Stanford proved it.

🚨Nobody is ready for this paper. Every LLM you use GPT-4.1, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Llama-4, Grok, Qwen has a flaw that no amount of scaling has fixed. They cannot tell old information from new information. A patient's blood pressure: 120 at triage. 128 ten minutes later. 125 at discharge. "What's the latest reading?" Any human: "125, obviously." Every LLM, once enough updates pile up: wrong. Not sometimes wrong. 100% wrong. Zero accuracy. Complete hallucination. Every model. No exceptions. The answer sits at the very end of the input. Right before the question. No searching needed. The model just can't let go of the old values. 35 models tested by researchers from UVA and NYU. All 35 follow the exact same mathematical death curve. Accuracy drops log-linearly to zero as outdated information accumulates. No plateau. No recovery. Just a straight line to total failure. They borrowed a concept from cognitive psychology called proactive interference old memories blocking recall of new ones. In humans, this effect plateaus. Our brains learn to suppress the noise and focus on what's current. LLMs never plateau. They decline until they break completely. The researchers tried everything: "Forget the old values"- barely moved the needle Chain-of-thought- same collapse Reasoning models- same collapse Prompt engineering- marginal improvement at best But here's the finding that should reshape how you think about AI infrastructure: Resistance to this interference has zero correlation with context window length. Zero. It only correlates with parameter count. Your 128K context window is not memory. It's a junk drawer that the model can't sort through. The entire AI industry is charging you for longer context. This paper says context length was never the problem. If you're building agents, memory systems, financial tools, healthcare pipelines, or anything that tracks changing data over time you are building on top of this flaw. And almost nobody is talking about it.