Silnocus
@silnocus.com
navy vet that works in finance infosec
hobbies include landscape and wildlife photography, spreadsheets masquerading as video games, and trying to act calm about my government spiraling into fascism
hobbies include landscape and wildlife photography, spreadsheets masquerading as video games, and trying to act calm about my government spiraling into fascism
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Incidentally, this is an example of what people mean by what can happen when democratic opposition refuses to make a unified front out of as simple of an issue as ”we really should not be in the fucking Caribbean amassing an illegal invasion fleet and murdering innocent fishermen in dry runs”
January 3, 2026 at 4:23 PM
Incidentally, this is an example of what people mean by what can happen when democratic opposition refuses to make a unified front out of as simple of an issue as ”we really should not be in the fucking Caribbean amassing an illegal invasion fleet and murdering innocent fishermen in dry runs”
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Also, when reporters start talking about the chatbots this way, it is imperative to remind them they are basically asking a toaster for comment. They should be a lot more embarrassed about this than they currently are.
“Grok told CNN…” no it didn’t. You typed stuff into an unreliable calculator.
“Grok told CNN…” no it didn’t. You typed stuff into an unreliable calculator.
January 3, 2026 at 3:06 AM
Also, when reporters start talking about the chatbots this way, it is imperative to remind them they are basically asking a toaster for comment. They should be a lot more embarrassed about this than they currently are.
“Grok told CNN…” no it didn’t. You typed stuff into an unreliable calculator.
“Grok told CNN…” no it didn’t. You typed stuff into an unreliable calculator.
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It’s also time to start wondering if some of these reporters are a little cooked by the bots themselves. Reporters aren’t inured to chatbot psychosis. In fact, some of them may have drank too much of the kool aid from sources selling them stuff. We’re in a new world of stupid. Adjust your credulity.
January 3, 2026 at 2:55 AM
It’s also time to start wondering if some of these reporters are a little cooked by the bots themselves. Reporters aren’t inured to chatbot psychosis. In fact, some of them may have drank too much of the kool aid from sources selling them stuff. We’re in a new world of stupid. Adjust your credulity.
Useless cowards had an opportunity to save lives and threw it away for likes on social media
January 3, 2026 at 1:34 AM
Useless cowards had an opportunity to save lives and threw it away for likes on social media
Too late, already judged you and found you *awesome* for loving Tom Cardy. The man is an absolute treasure. H.S is possibly my favorite song of his.
January 3, 2026 at 1:18 AM
Too late, already judged you and found you *awesome* for loving Tom Cardy. The man is an absolute treasure. H.S is possibly my favorite song of his.
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I don't know that this bill is going anywhere, but this is Oklahoma so who knows.
But as we saw with Paxton, what they can do to limit sexual speech, they will use to limit other speech. If they can require licenses for strippers, they can and will eventually require them for journalists.
But as we saw with Paxton, what they can do to limit sexual speech, they will use to limit other speech. If they can require licenses for strippers, they can and will eventually require them for journalists.
January 3, 2026 at 12:38 AM
I don't know that this bill is going anywhere, but this is Oklahoma so who knows.
But as we saw with Paxton, what they can do to limit sexual speech, they will use to limit other speech. If they can require licenses for strippers, they can and will eventually require them for journalists.
But as we saw with Paxton, what they can do to limit sexual speech, they will use to limit other speech. If they can require licenses for strippers, they can and will eventually require them for journalists.