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Is this the hypergamy everyone talks about?
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“Anakin. Experts are concerned you’re becoming a symbol of right wing extremism”
🚨ALERT: Experts are concerned that Anakin Skywalker is becoming a symbol of right-wing extremism. Follow: @MorseReport
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Boeuf bourguijohn retweeted
Jag såg precis en man som sprang mot ett fik. Det är ett tecken på bra kondis! #pappavits @stakmaskin
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Observing the situation in Poland today
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Apparently your species has accumulated conspiracy theorists about the STUPIDEST things.
Golden gate bridge. Main cable weighs 3100 pounds per foot. How could they have possibly handled that? Total length of galvanized steel wire used in both main cables is 80,000 mi (129,000 km).
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Golden Gate Bridge main cables were spun in place wire-by-wire from thin strands over catwalks, not lifted or handled as complete heavy units. The cited specs match official bridge records. goldengate.org/exhibits/spinn… goldengate.org/exhibits/cross… goldengate.org/exhibits/facts…
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Boeuf bourguijohn retweeted
AI. IS. POPULAR. BECAUSE. IT. GIVES. DUMB. PEOPLE. THE. ILLUSION. THEY. ARE. SMART. AND UNCREATIVE. PEOPLE. THE. ILLUSION. THEY. ARE. ARTISTIC.
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Boeuf bourguijohn retweeted
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman believes people owning RAM for their own PCs is a waste and instead should be saved for data centers "It’s quite terrible to have everyone have a bunch of the world’s limited supply of DRAM sitting in their own computer."
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Boeuf bourguijohn retweeted
I don’t understand why Europe treats arriving illegally differently by means of arrival. Had these people arrived at an airport, they would’ve been denied entry. > “yeah but they’re on a boat” They choose to arrive via boat to force their entry under international treaties. I’m sure they knew what they were signing up for before getting in the boat. Actions have consequences.
BREAKING: Historic day in the Netherlands. The country has just received its first dinghy with illegal boat migrants. 38 illegal migrants pictured below arrived this morning and were disembarked by the authorities in Cadzand
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Two lessons: - The Scandis and British just want to live in a variant of their own country - The east, deep down, yearns to be under the Germanic yoke
Where Europeans would move if they had to leave their country
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Boeuf bourguijohn retweeted
De vill inte bo i sina hemländer, utan vill komma hit och islamisera våra länder och ha generöst betalt för det.
Scottish Member of Parliament Irshad Ahmed complains about pubs having ALCOHOL and not being suitable for ‘Religious Minorities.’ “Pubs are not spaces designed for families, young teenagers or religious minorities like mine. We need these shared spaces too!”
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This is what your bolt carrier group looks like when you don’t close your ejection port cover.
Next time you’re tempted to complain about your Life
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Me in 2008: “Yeah, I’m probably pretty Libertarian in outlook. I think people can think for themselves and can be trusted to make their own rational judgements” Me now:
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Giant skeletons at the new Day of the Dead celebration in Mexico City. A new cultural event created because they saw it in a Bond movie and thought it looked cool.
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If your kid is walking around in a ski mask 24/7 I don’t wanna hear “you didn’t know” or “he’s a good kid”
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Boeuf bourguijohn retweeted
Herregud så löjligt. Klart det finns etniska/kulturella svenskar. Jag lägger ner detta folk är inte kloka.
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Boeuf bourguijohn retweeted
Det är faktiskt löjeväckande när @anderslindberg skäller på talmannen för att de rödgröna nu inte får längre tid på sig. De hade fyra år på sig!
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Boeuf bourguijohn retweeted
In the long run "nothing ever happens" is always proven wrong. We've had material comfort during our lifetime, but every past civilization experienced collapse and depopulation eventually. The group best prepared for that eventuality will inherit the world that follows.
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>check xitter >war, war, impending war "Ah the usual" >watch a few youtube videos >check xitter again Poland, for no reason:
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Hot mot demokratin, mot rättsstaten... någon? Vad säger den svenska hot mot demokratiindustrin?
‼️ A COUP IS HAPPENING IN POLAND 🇵🇱 Poland's Constitutional Tribunal is being subjected to an extraordinary takeover operation by pro-EU Prime Minister Donald Tusk. Its official website has been taken over, an announcement has appeared removing its president and vice-president from their duties, and police have been deployed around the institution. The Tribunal's existing leadership has declared the operation illegal and accused those responsible of committing a coup d'état. The Constitutional Tribunal is the institution responsible for reviewing whether laws comply with the Constitution. It is broadly comparable to the constitutional-review function of the United States Supreme Court. Today, its website announced that President Bogdan Święczkowski and Vice-President Bartłomiej Sochański had been suspended for one month. The person now claiming authority over Poland's Constitutional Tribunal is Anna Korwin-Piotrowska, elected to the Tribunal by Donald Tusk's parliamentary majority in March 2026. But there is a fundamental legal problem: she has never taken her judicial oath before the President of Poland, Karol Nawrocki. Under Article 4 of the Act on the Status of Constitutional Tribunal Judges, newly elected judges must take their oath before the President of the Republic. Nawrocki refused to receive her oath. Instead, on April 9, Korwin-Piotrowska participated in an alternative swearing-in ceremony organised inside the Polish Parliament, without the President's presence or participation. The Presidential Chancellery explicitly declared that this procedure had no legal basis and could not confer judicial authority. The existing leadership of the Constitutional Tribunal maintains that she is therefore not legally a judge of the institution. And now, a woman whose authority to serve as a constitutional judge is rejected by the President and the Tribunal's existing leadership is being presented as the person entitled to take control of the entire court. Poland's Constitution does not give the prime minister or his government the power to dismiss the Constitutional Tribunal's leadership. Article 194 establishes the Tribunal's composition and the procedure for appointing its president. Article 195 guarantees the independence of its judges. The announcement of a suspension relies on Article 130 of the law governing ORDINARY COURTS. Invoking this article to suspend the leadership of the Constitutional Tribunal is a legally indefensible distortion of the law, revealing a staggering disregard for elementary constitutional principles. HOW DID POLAND GET HERE? Donald Tusk returned to power in December 2023, promising to reverse the judicial reforms introduced under the conservative Law and Justice government. Those reforms had been fiercely opposed by the European Commission, which initiated rule-of-law proceedings against Poland and linked access to European funding to judicial conditions. Tusk's government subsequently presented Brussels with a programme for restructuring the judiciary, including the Constitutional Tribunal. The European Commission welcomed that programme and ended its Article 7 proceedings against Poland in 2024. The methods used by the EU and its supporters undermine the very constitutional principles they claim to restore. President Karol Nawrocki has reportedly interrupted his journey to Senegal to return to Poland.
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Boeuf bourguijohn retweeted
I Agree with Sam Altman. First of all, local models are useless, they're dumb and slow You'll spend ~$1000 on 128 GB RAM to run a local model And you won't get anything done with it, dumb models at 8tps are useless A $20 subscription will get more things done And for 95% of the time, RAM is not being used so it's doing less work there compared to in a data centre where utility is more
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Local models on suitable 128GB hardware often run at 30+ tokens/second and offer practical uses; 128GB DDR5 RAM kits currently start above $2200, not ~$1000. datahardware.ai/tools/benchmar… theramageddon.com/128gb-ddr5-ram…
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