Update: The music teacher lost.

Self hosting makes you appreciate a funny thing: sometimes paying $10/month is actually VERY cheap😂 Then something breaks, you spend Saturday fixing it, learn three useful things and decide self-hosting was still the better option🤷‍♂️

We've reached the "I support a known terrorist convicted of 5 murders" phase of the Dem party moving even further left. Truly embarrassing. Can we remember who the bad guys are?

I guess I’m allowed to say “ok… bye…”

I’m a life long Republican voter and there’s not one candidate on the state ballot in Texas that I’m interested in voting for in November.

Sorry, this is pure FUD. Google API keys are very simple, people just don't follow very simple steps. All you need to do is: 1. Sign in to google cloud console 2. Create a new project 3. Enable billing on that project 4. Search for numerous "services" that you need to enable for that API 5. Find out there are more you need to enable to actually make it work 6. Go and enable them. 7. Create the key 8. It still doesn't work and you keep wondering why and then spending days with customer support (after many different wrong AI generated answers that lead you to a wild goose chase), you find some hidden webpage that oh wait, you need to create a key in ai studio for this now 9. ai studio says you are only on tier -43 so you can only do transactions of less than $0.2 in a day 10. Then you go to openrouter and make a key and use it. It's extremely simple.

KINSELLA: Jewish journalist faces discipline at CBC after documenting pro-Palestine protest torontosun.com/opinion/colum…

Keith Ellison Had This to Say About Ron Schutz's Supporters townhall.com/news/amy-curtis…

Australia has a massive cyber security problem I discovered vulnerabilities on NDIS service provider websites. Which leaks personally identifiable information about patients, employeers, suppliers, their addresses, first and last name, etc I reported the vulnerability to the NDIS provider in Feb 2022, March 2022, June 2022. I reported the vulnerability to Australian Signals Directorate's ACSC in 2022. I reported the vulnerability to to Cyber.gov.au followed all the correct procedures I checked the URL today and guess what? It's still leaking personal data: 4 years later. The vulnerability is still live. You can still see peoples personally identifiable information from a misformed URL. It's publicly available. To anyone right now. I have seen many such cases. But this is the most egregious.

Am I the only one who doesn't want to let meta have access to my whole life?

This is legitimately disgraceful. The young man wasn’t asking for a lecture on US foreign policy. He was asking a question of basic morality. Huge swing and miss by El-Sayed.

Get asked a direct question, get a word salad in response. Internet, what do we think?

Shareholders of The New York Times filed a lawsuit today, arguing the paper has failed to meet its most basic obligation: to tell readers the truth and correct itself in a timely fashion when it doesn’t. Exclusive for @TheFP here: thefp.com/p/exclusive-shareh…

Meritocracy isn't the problem. It's the solution. And the fact that both parties are now moving toward wholesale rejection of meritocracy spells the end of American innovation, freedom, and strength.

It is particularly amusing to hear @KingAbdullahII of Jordan speak so passionately about international law and the rights of Palestinians in Judea and Samaria. In July 1988, on the orders of his father, King Hussein, Jordan collectively and unilaterally revoked the citizenship and rights of Palestinians living in Judea and Samaria - in complete violation of international law. Overnight, Palestinians in Judea and Samaria lost the right to vote or run for the Jordanian parliament, work in the Jordanian civil service, or receive funding from the Hashemite Kingdom. Their Jordanian passports were confiscated or not renewed. They were classified as foreign nationals. Their entry into Jordan and their ability to remain there were restricted. Tell us more about international law.

The key to understanding the "genocide" libel flung at Israel is that the flingers have little interest in (and even less knowledge of) the actual historical Holocaust. They regard the actual historical Holocaust - not as the monstrous human catastrophe it was - but as the source of undeserved Jewish power and privilege. Their idea of justice demands that they redistribute such power and privilege to more deserving recipients, by inventing a new imagined Holocaust to replace the one that - in their opinion - the Jews misuse. There's an old joke: "The world will never forgive the Jews for Auschwitz." It has come true. My opening monologue on the new David Frum Show. podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcas…

🚨 BREAKING: A final order of removal has just been issued for Mahmoud Khalil after he LOST his appeal in court Khalil was one of the architects of the riots at Columbia University last year He’ll be scheduled for deportation imminently FINALLY! 👋🏻

🚨 BREAKING: China recently released its AI Safety Governance Framework 3.0, and it's a MUST-READ amid the recent rise in AI safety incidents. Published in both Chinese and English, the framework addresses new trends in AI development and responds to new challenges in AI safety governance. Version 3.0 of the Framework follows the core approach of risk classification > technical response > comprehensive governance and is based on the following principles: - Be inclusive and prudent to ensure safety - Risk-oriented and agile governance - Integrating technology and management for coordinated response - Promoting openness and cooperation for joint governance and shared benefits - Ensuring trustworthy application and preventing loss of control Below are some of the recommended governance measures described in Framework 3.0 to address AI safety risks: - Improving top-level design of AI safety governance - Enhancing AI safety governance capacity - Establishing a flexible, dynamic, and controllable AI regulatory sandbox mechanism - Strengthening measures for AI safety management - Deepening consensus on AI safety governance Most companies are unprepared for the rising number of AI safety incidents, which are expected to get worse in the coming months and years. This is the time to review, update, and strengthen internal AI governance policies, risk assessments, and response mechanisms, especially those focused on safety. This is one of the most up-to-date and comprehensive frameworks on the topic, as it considers emerging AI risks, addresses governance and response mechanisms comprehensively, and also includes an agentic AI risk management framework (do not miss Appendix 2). Read alongside other developments, version 3.0 of this framework signals that China wants to position itself as a global leader in AI safety (a strategic position the U.S. is also interested in holding). I will keep you posted. 👉 Download the framework and join my newsletter's 100,700+ subscribers using the link below.

PRESS RELEASE: #Colombia informed the #ICJ that it had decided to withdraw the Declaration of intervention that it had filed under Article 63 of the Statute of the Court on 5 April 2024... (1/2)