If the republicans want to return to illegal sectarian fighting when things don’t go their way then the Good Friday agreement should have chunks torn out of it.
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Currently on the island of Ireland the majority population are arguing that the minority population needs to have all their rights taken away because an independent body has allowed 35 men to walk down a street.
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The argument hinges on the point that this is unsafe because the complainants wish to start a riot. I wish this was made up but this is simply what it is like.
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This may seem bad but the bakery worker is being rewarded for here information about the price of eggs in future thereby helping millions of Americans make forward thinking decisions about household budget. It’s not gambling it’s information discovery.
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Probably because they’re using ‘western civilisation’ to call for the deportation of people whose primary problems are rape and homicide, rather than insufficient attendance to the Opera, but calling groups of people ‘stabby’ is considered rude in magazines.
Never seen a “western civilisation” politician in Britain do anything like this when they’ve had power, or propose it when they don’t have power
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Woke 1 was crazy
Tonight we play on Gurambilbarra Country and Thul Garrie Waja Country.
We respectfully acknowledge the the Bindal and Wulgurukaba peoples as the first Custodians of the land, air and water where Queensland Country Bank Stadium is situated today, and we pay our respect to their Elders past, present and emerging.
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Great, Restore Britain is now the argument for voting for the Tories according to “More In Common.” Thank you to all involved.
The gender split in this poll is striking. Labour have a big 6 point lead among men over Reform. Meanwhile the Conservatives actually lead among women, 2 points ahead of Labour.
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Scott Goetz retweeted
This is insane. A novel recently published in France was hailed by the critics, won a literary prize and was expected to win more, but someone put it through @pangram and it turns out that it was almost entirely generated by AI 🙃
People will say that it shows that AI is not as good as human writers even for literary work, but to be honest, I doubt that's the explanation. I had a look at some passages, although you may think that I only say that with the benefit of hindsight, it seems very poorly written and obviously AI.
I think a more likely explanation is that critics aren't as used as I am to AI style and, perhaps even more importantly, the author is a Haitian refugee and the novel describes his exile, so they were probably inclined to promote it for ideological reasons.
Avez-vous entendu parler de ce roman ? C’est le « phénomène de la rentrée littéraire ». Il est lauréat du Prix Fnac, du Prix Méduse, du Prix Première Plume, fortement pressenti pour le Prix Renaudot, et il est en lice pour les prix Goncourt, Femina, Médicis et Décembre. Ah oui, il est aussi en cours de traduction dans 20 langues.
Eh bien selon Pangram, ce roman est rédigé presque intégralement par une Intelligence Artificielle. Nous avons testé plusieurs passages, à divers endroits du manuscrit, pour presque toujours le même résultat : 100% IA (cf les deux premiers chapitre dans le tweet ci-dessous).
Rappelons que Pangram est de loin le détecteur d’IA le plus fiable : son taux de faux positifs est de 0,0041%, soit environ un texte humain sur 24 400. Sur 996 273 textes antérieurs à 2022, Pangram en classe uniquement 14 (0,0014%) comme étant partiellement écrits par l’IA.
La probabilité que vingt passages d’un même livre (et il y a bien plus de 20 signalements dans le roman) soient identifiés à tort par Pangram comme étant produits par une IA s’élève donc à 0,0041% puissance 20, soit 0,1802 × 10⁻⁸⁵ %, c’est à-dire 0 suivi de 85 zéros après la virgule.
N’aurait-il pas été plus honnête que l’auteur crédite son co-auteur ?
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I have very little interest in AI safety because the people excited about it have used every other collection action problem they have ever come across to attempt to introduce communism and redistribution along racial lines so they’ll end up there on this one as well.
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It is not reasonable to have a policy in which the English are the only people in the British Isles banned from expressing an ethnic identity while everyone else is encouraged to. That amounts to discrimination against the majority population.
“We cannot have a situation where people who live here, who feel British, who embrace our culture and embody our values, who strive to be the best members of society they can be, are marked down because you won’t find their name in the Domesday Book.”
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Why is this an issue? As a result of the robocab this individual is not drinking and playing loud music on public transport or doing so while driving. The technology is working perfectly.
unfortunately there’s no way to stop these retards from putting their feet on the dash, and drinking alcohol in the cybercab… but you can definitely flag @robotaxi and @Tesla in the comments…and they can swiftly ban these people from accessing the network. (part of letting the public use your products…) 🤦🏻♂️ $TSLA
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The premise of this is false, there aren’t lots of young white male converts to Islam, it’s a very strange thing to do. There were only 90,000 White British Muslims in the 2021 census, after you remove marital ‘conversions’ and control for age+gender this narrative is fictional.
.@zriboua and I discuss why Islam is so cool for many young Westerners right now. Masculinity? Woke fatigue?
quillette.com/2026/09/18/zin…
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Scott Goetz retweeted
This makes complete sense when you realise that Labour didn’t believe there was anything wrong with what they were doing in govt, and that their unpopularity was purely a comms problem.
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Scott Goetz retweeted
After a summer break working on other things, I’m back @TheCriticMag talking about social housing fraud
This cites some material from @CPSThinkTank and @Ben_A_Hopkinson’s recent (excellent) report on social housing- which gave us the brilliant “a social home is like a £1m lottery win” framing for a successful application.
thecritic.co.uk/an-entirely-…
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If you let individual streets vote on accommodating one house full of asylum seekers they would also vote no. Dispersal is just an attempt to hide the problem because situations like Piddington are embarrassing for supporters of the asylum system.
These latest developments show how strongly communities can feel shut out of decisions on asylum accommodation, with concerns about the scale and local impact going unheard.
Large asylum sites are not a sustainable solution. Concentrating more than a thousand people in isolated sites is no way to run an effective asylum system.
The government should build a fairer dispersal system, sharing responsibility more evenly across the country and prioritising smaller-scale, community-based accommodation.
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