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Legit the pats might be better off just not putting an O-line on the field, putting in extra backs and receivers, and running direct snaps.

Robert Komaniecki @komaniecki.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

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More fuel for the thesis "coders think AI can do everything because AI can code and they can't imagine anything being more difficult than coding"

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Alex Ip 葉清霖 @alexip718.com · 04/10/2026

The biggest question that we must confront in Reconstruction 3.0 is, "how can we get a small-d democracy to function with one of the most functionally illiterate populations in the developed world?"

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Alex Ip 葉清霖 @alexip718.com · 04/10/2026

When Illinois Gov. Adlai Stevenson was running for president in the 1950s, a supporter purportedly said to him: “Every thinking person in America will be voting for you.” Stevenson replied, “I’m afraid that won’t do — I need a majority.” (Stevenson would win nine and seven states in '52 and '56)

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Anil Dash @anildash.com · 04/10/2026

Alll of this. I started my career in construction, working office jobs alongside people who worked trades. Know how many 60-year-old guys I saw working as bricklayers? Doing demo? Zero. How many 50-year-old roofers there are? Zero. One reason unions fight for high wages is because careers are SHORT.

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It's all the illiteracy/innumeracy crisis. The median American can't process the scale of a population with 400 million people, less than 10 million undocumented migrants, and a vanishingly small number of undocumented criminals. A few dozen criminals that get covered in the evening news is a crisis

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Has he ever shown the radium/cement "activator" or just the jug? The "activator" is the actual radium source, usually dropped in the bottom of the jug. If he hasn't shown that it's almost certainly fake.

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Just feed her some Cafe Bustello I'm sure that will improve matters

Don't think they make it south/east of the city tho, they're def not in Jersey

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Don't think they make it south/east of the city tho, they're def not in Jersey

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We got em in the Adirondacks too, even as far south as Albany

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Likely generating antibiotic-resistant strains. It's a BSL-4 lab in Siberia, that's where you're going to do nefarious and irresponsible bioweapons research if you're gonna do it.

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Sooooo are they generating resistant strains? Pneumonic plague is bacterial and fairly easily treated with a wide variety of routine antibiotics.

lowtax speedrun enjoyer @rickywlmsbong.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

Wait what? The realized and implied metrics here look completely uncorrelated since Q1 2024 lol

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everyone doing the “are the robots alive?” discourse should have their computers taken away and be locked in a buffalo wild wings until they can learn to be normal

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56-57 seems more likely than 54 to me. 52 is the base case now. If the plains states fall over, it's not gonna be just 1-2 it's going to be all of them (KS/IA/SD/ID) + SC.

Yeah, it's pretty straightforward. Strong labor market = FOMC rate hike. Weak labor market = no rate hike. Bad jobs = no increase to the cost of debt. Market REALLY needs debt to not become more expensive b/c they entire market right now is AI + datacenter capex fueled by debt.

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No it's literally just that a weak jobs market makes the Fed less likely to hike interest rates, and the market right now very very very dependent on debt not becoming more expensive.

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This is really straightforward stuff guys. Weaker labor market --> FOMC less likely to hike rates. No rate hike means the debt that the hyperscalers are utterly dependent on doesn't become more expensive. The entire market is the 7 hyperscalers. Ergo bad jobs report = good market betting conditions

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Yeah I mean these numbers suggest a base outcome of 52 seats (with all of the swing seats going to the Democrats), and a reach outcome of 54-57 seats with the plains states in complete tossup territory. Reach case would be a bigger electoral wipeout than 2010.

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Jared @jaredmcclain.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

Yeah, I'm completely certain that if we were to have a new constitutional convention our society would produce a document IMMEASURABLY worse than the one we're working under currently.

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A federal district court just held that police use of Flock cameras without a warrant violates the Fourth Amendment. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

constitutionally collect this information about one car-and its driver-by
following that vehicle on public roadways over a month. But this leaves the
question of why is it the government's business where everyone goes all the
time? The government cannot go snooping through our personal lives and
business without an adequate basis to do so. That is what the Supreme Court
has said since its decision in Katz through its decision in Chatrie this year,
nearly sixty years later. It is not too much to draw the line at indiscriminate
mass surveillance.
No doubt, ALPR technology comes with remarkable benefits that the
Court cannot ignore. But the Fourth Amendment requires courts to draw a line when the cost is too great. Alaniz's search in just the ALPR system
provided him with more than 50 individual records of Kyle's whereabouts
across the country for an entire month. The Court finds that because the
ALPR systems Alaniz used to search Kyle's historical location information
intruded on her reasonable expectation of privacy in the whole of her physical
movements, it was a search under the Fourth Amendment. Based on the
information in the record, the only reason Alaniz conducted that search was
because he saw her license plate was from California. That search was not
supported by probable cause, and it was done without a warrant in violation
of Kyle's Fourth Amendment rights. That search also has a nexus to the
remainder of the traffic stop because Alaniz began following Kyle's car while

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rev. howard arson @theophite.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

Everything that's gonna happen will be over in a few minutes lmao

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you need to just pack the supreme court, man. they don't care about what arguments you make, the legal movement formed with an explicit objective of making Watergate legal isn't going to make Watergate illegal.

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gwen howerton @kissphoria.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

DeShaun Watson had one good game and the whole NFL media apparatus is doing sexual assault apologia

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Starfire’s Deranged Neocon Foreign Policy Podcast @irhottakes.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Soulslikes should: 1.) Be a third-person action RPG 2.) Involve an unrealistic amount of panic rolling 3.) Be made by someone with a depressive disorder 4.) Have at least a dozen bullshit bosses 5.) Have the camera should be the biggest bullshit boss of all

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Plot twist: NFP comes in hot and the Fed has to hike again

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Rachel Cunliffe @rmcunliffe.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

MAGA brain is really porn-poisoned huh?

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And if you can't see why British Jews who are still scarred by stories like my grandmother's, who remember the names of those who didn't escape, see the word differently to the slur it's become in today's political discourse... well, I'm not sure you can claim to be either progressive or anti-racist

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Rachel Cunliffe @rmcunliffe.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

Zionism - the belief in a Jewish homeland - wasn't a murderous racist ideology. It was a last ditch hope. It was desperation. It was what saved her life. Now it means something different to a lot of people. I can understand why. But the word itself, the belief? It's complicated. That's all

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Rachel Cunliffe @rmcunliffe.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

History is complicated. Last year, I learnt my grandmother's story. She was smuggled out of Berlin in 1936 as an unaccompanied teenager, to British Palestine. There was nowhere else for her to go. Six years later, both her parents were killed by the Nazis www.newstatesman.com/world/europe...

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Berlin’s dark past and me

In retracing my family’s steps in the city, I realised becoming German wasn’t as simple as it seemed.

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More like "Beijing doesn't want Russia to collapse and have to deal with the flood of refugees and stolen nuclear weapons on their doorstep" so they will continue to prop up Putin's regime. The war doesn't end until Putin dies or is deposed, he is the soul person driving it.

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Hummus Vacuum is so good ❤️🤌

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