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Author: nick
In this age in which people are increasingly relying on #AI for pretty much anything —from redacting a resume to summarizing an article— is it really surprising to find out some brides and grooms are also using it to write their wedding vows? At the risk of ruining the punchline by explaining it, I imagine that in the future those AI services might eventually normalize paid ads to wedding ceremonies. It is not a farfetched conclusion, seeing how all LLM services will end up enforcing ads to their clients in order to produce some kind of profit. …Unless people wake…
That’s the opening line from yesterday’s Oregon v. Kennedy, by Judge Mustafa Kasubhai (D. Or.) (the only federal judge I’ve seen who includes pronouns, in this instance “he/him,” in his signature block; perhaps there are a few others, but very few). I’m not knowledgeable enough on the substance to speak to the administrative law issues here, I’m no fan of Kennedy, and it would certainly not surprise me that the Administration’s actions here were inconsistent with federal law. But my tentative sense is that, whatever one might personally think about Kennedy’s seriousness, judges’ decisions are more credible when those decisions…
The Fed is likely thinking bailout or backstop for private credit, while banks look to monetize its demise. I’ve been saying this for months: despite “experts” just sounding the alarm moments ago: the private credit unwind that started months ago and has now spiraled into a very real liability for the economy wasn’t some unknowable tail risk lurking in the shadows. It couldn’t have been clearer if it was a fucking neon sign blinking THIS ENDS BADLY hanging outside of the 4 train station on Wall Street so industry workers were forced to see it on their way into work every morning. Not only did…
Under the act, women in Ohio would be at risk for arrest any time they wear a bikini swimsuit, halter top or T-shirt without a bra. Source link
President Donald Trump claimed an Iranian-flagged vessel attempted to break the US blockade. US forces attacked and boarded the cargo ship. “Today, an Iranian-flagged cargo ship named TOUSKA, nearly 900 feet long and weighing almost as much as an aircraft carrier, tried to get past our Naval Blockade, and it did not go well for them,” the President wrote on Truth Social Sunday. “The U.S. Navy Guided Missile Destroyer USS SPRUANCE intercepted the TOUSKA in the Gulf of Oman, and gave them fair warning to stop.” He continued, “The Iranian crew refused to listen, so our Navy ship stopped them…
Gallego on Why He Defended Swalwell & Why He Regrets It Source link
Swalwell Knifed By a Party That Long Sheltered Him Source link
Intemperate Trump Brings Chaos, Confusion to Iran Talks Source link