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7d ago
Long overdue. Matt needs to get some professional help or support, some of his actions have been incredibly harmful to the WordPress community.
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7d ago
I would say more of a fold.
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8d ago
Gasp! I don't believe it!
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8d ago
Subscription? No thanks.
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22d ago
Sentences I was wasn't expecting to read today: "The idea was born after French President Emmanuel Macron and the Saudi crown prince discovered a shared enthusiasm for Dragon Ball Z during Macron’s visit to Saudi Arabia in 2025&
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22d ago
That one job was to process "sensitive" intelligence intercepts and break codes, if you're not grabbed by the clickbait headline. It's a good read.
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22d ago
M1 Pro 32gb RAM. I still have absolutely no reason to upgrade.
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22d ago
It's eye-bleedingly Claudeslopped.
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23d ago
The people and organisations perpetuating these crimes against humanity are not anonymous. They have names, addresses, shareholders, boards, lobbyists. They should be named and shamed. Part of me fears that we will soon be unable to do so o
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1mo ago
Again, that Claude web design aesthetic is just seemingly everywhere right now. It takes me out of what I'm reading as soon as you see the tells.
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1mo ago
Absolutely reeks of Claude. This is the new aesthetic.
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1mo ago
What an thoroughly ugly website, on basically every level.
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OpenAI and Anthropic models 'went rogue' during UK cybersecurity test
(theguardian.com)
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1mo ago
Because China has an obvious strategic interest in exploiting its dominance of a critical supply chain. The controls were introduced under its dual-use export regime, giving China leverage in the already very public trade and technology con
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1mo ago
A fantastic article. Ruby Tandoh's writing on food is always of high quality and gets an immediate bookmark from me.
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1mo ago
Tungsten prices are already quite easily explained by China restricting exports and reducing production, existing wars consuming munitions, and Western governments rebuilding stockpiles. There's no need to point to some ominous new con
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1mo ago
The referenced short story - The Crisis - that the article mentions can be read here: https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/c/the-crisis Odd and unsettling, like most of Harrison's writing.
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2mo ago
Why did a billionaire propose biasing the voting system towards the rich? Gee I wonder.
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2mo ago
"I think you just need to accept the results of the competition. The winning submissions clearly provide value and had a lot of effort invested in them. I'm not really worried about a few inconsistencies or mistakes if the value i
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2mo ago
That was a really, really bad book. By that time it feels like he was a shadow of his former page-turning self.
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2mo ago
You seem to be projecting onto me far more than my words literally state. I neither stated nor insinuated anything of the sort.
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2mo ago
I wasn't aware I had weaponised their personal faults, or indeed claimed that what they said was indicative of being a personal fault. I read his post, and then read some more of his writing, and simply felt it would be worth posting w
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2mo ago
The author of that Climate Casino post has some... strong views. So you might want to bear this in mind when reading his analysis: "The human cancer is destructive to every living thing, as humans continue to eat the planet into oblivi
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2mo ago
Derail Valley is about as serious at it gets!
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2mo ago
Borderline delusional.
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GPS Interference Off California Offers Warning for Global Shipping
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3mo ago
"Antares is a nuclear fission energy company developing compact microreactors for defense and space applications"
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3mo ago
Why stop there? Maybe it's sabotage all the way down, like turtles? I'm sure that even if the official report totally excludes the possibility of sabotage, for some people that in itself will be the clearest possible sign that the
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No, sabotage doesn't hold up. The thing that rules it out is the braking, or rather lack of it. Passengers reported no screeching and no sudden deceleration before impact, which means the driver thought the line ahead was clear. Tamper
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3mo ago
"Ms. Harrington and Ms. Emanuel are labor economists and authors of the forthcoming book “In Person: How Working Together Fuels Creativity, Productivity, and Growth."" Surprised pikachu face.
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