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Love the fans.
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On the one hand, there’s definitely something on my shirt. On the other hand, this video got 1.1m organic views, which is pretty wild for a video about a stove. So maybe the vibe is working.
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Millennial truth nuke
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casually figured out how to squeeze another 4-7% peak power out of the stove coming soon via OTA update
“enshittification” is only real if you live on the Shit side of the economy
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.@MaryPeltola says academics have corrected her for calling herself Yup’ik Eskimo, even though that’s how people in her community have long described themselves, and compares being told to use “Inuit” to outsiders insisting on “Latinx.”
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Muse 1, Adobe 0.
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(It worked)
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The most amusing part of trying to use Muse to help optimize your Meta ads is when it asks if it should try and break Meta's captcha or if you want to fill it in yourself.
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Bullish for Abdul.
Here's a map showing where regular gas prices have increased the most.
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Giving off Moscow after massive Ukrainian airstrikes vibes.
Baton Rouge is just a Cajun Mordor
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I had astra …cook on the “gas stoves cause asthma” studies. While breathing lots of NO/NO2 = bad, gas stoves might not matter. Had it do a very painful (for human) scrub of census stove/asthma microdata, PG&E customer counts, utility maps, ER-rate maps and appliance surveys
Remember when researchers claimed gas stoves were responsible for 1-in-8 asthma cases in the U.S.? That didn't hold up. The meta-analysis was done incorrectly, and correcting it rendered its result nonsignificant. Then, a very large, well-done study found no risk elevation.
Made with AI
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A French military source told Le Monde that France is already carrying out undisclosed conventional military responses to Russian hybrid attacks. Asked whether Paris could retaliate militarily without making it public, the source replied: “That is already happening.”
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What’s this mean for consumer AI as a business? A D S
it’s pretty remarkable that meta is effectively bundling a growing number of ai utilities into its products & giving them away for ~free. this is how social media became completely free. you can imagine the same thing happening across ai. entire categories that currently support billion dollar companies could get bundled into muse. meta is structurally incentivized to do this cuz the product doesn’t need to monetize directly if it increases engagement, retention, or the value of the network + creates entirely new business opportunities like agentic commerce. in some sense, zuck is commodifying the product layer of ai way more than the model layer. that’s pretty hefty competition for a lot of product companies. i suspect muse for business (not just consumers) will be built at some point too.
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Much to think about
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They're selling cheap inflatable cruise missile decoys on Douyin for $299 and this lady says "it won't freeze, we added a heat system, you know what I mean?" as in our decoys even emit realistic heat signatures. Incredible things are happening in China.
I know everyone’s big on “Many Engines in My Factory” lady, but may I introduce you all to “Heated inflatable bouncy castle” lady?
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Statement of Retired Congressman Sander Levin encouraging all Michiganders of Conscience to Vote for Abdul El-Sayed for Senate
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Incredible regulatory capture play.
Teslas, specifically, don’t have AM radios.
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Baby’s first million organic view instagram reel. Wish I didn’t have that spill on my shirt! instagram.com/reel/DdRz0rwgf…
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It’s been about two decades since people started subordinating their views of the economy to partisanship when talking to pollsters, but it’s fascinating to see that trend is strong enough now that “free money” promises just map onto presidential approval.
New - $5,000 Trump dividend 🟤 Oppose 63% 🟢 Approve 17% Ipsos - A - 9/14
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Closing an Ikea in the suburbs is like killing a factory town. What would happen to Canton if their Ikea closed?
The furniture industry as a whole has been grappling with market forces such as tariffs.
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