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23 de setembro de 2026 · UTC
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IA & tecnologia

IA, agentes, modelos, software e infraestrutura

120 posts
@magickolly I'm using it for reasonably simple things - HTML and JavaScript and SQL - and it's mostly pretty solid
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@boxwrenchx No, it's still there - but nobody can get on it any more due to damage to the end that attaches to the coast

Doesn't stop the pelicans! https://t.co/jB1GlcmDjH
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@mr_web As much fun as AI, it feels like a massive time suck on certain tasks.

Prompt - wait - refine prompt - wait - dislike the results - prompt - repeat!!!!
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@DesignandAI you're equating "knowledge" to "solutions".

solutions connect the dots based on an infinite number of variables/hunches/theories.
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@realJakeGold Can’t u just ask for a plan tho
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@kneath man what a special group/time that was. nostalgia galore.
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We had a soft launch of @SpacefastHQ yesterday before our board meeting, @batuhan (and now a team!) have been cooking what I think is the future of @WordPress and AI. You don't have to know or think WordPress, but this leverages https://t.co/1QpKVWUP79 to give you a Real Database, auth, uploads, email, @akismet / @automattic spam protection, and soon stats.

The architecture is amazing I'd actually love to talk to @Lovable et al see if we can host things for them for less than they spend now.

Datacenter space and components are getting pricey... So we might have to limit signups to prioritize our @WordPressVIP customers but get in while you can!
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@kieranklaassen more like 30 TRILLION!!!!!!!!!!!@$%!!!!!
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@EthanDriskill Chicken Bacon Ranch Bois™
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@EthanDriskill imma get me a chicken bacon ranch flatbread in celebration
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@Matt_Schulman1 bruh got that gpt-3 vibe
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@dr_nikhilshah It outputs a .wav file, you can convert that to anything else you want
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Seems to cost less than 1 cent per minute of generated audio for Flash, and Flash-Lite is even cheaper than that
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The new Gemini 3.8 TTS models are super-cheap and can generate conversations between multiple voices (from 2,000+, or you can clone your own) - I built a little UI for it, then had Claude knock up a script where two pelicans debate moving to Pacifica Pier https://t.co/7PFM1ASAOl
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There’s a million AI voice companies.

George Paladichuk founded one of the successful ones (NaiL), but most of his revenue comes from one big franchise.

How should he expand within a franchise?

And land the next?

It’s all in Smart Bear Live E07:

https://t.co/pyAXWQGmw9
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i'm not saying this is the greatest thing you'll see today, but i'm not not saying it either.
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@joulsounet IT HAS ARRIVED
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To read the full analysis of AI optics and lasers, subscribe to Bismarck Brief here: https://t.co/Dxgw9gJ5Pm

We invite you to subscribe and join us on this ongoing exploration into the global power landscape.
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But that hardly appears to be the limit to how far optics could increase the world's computing power.

Optical systems could replace electrical networking switches, the backbone of matrix multiplication for AI models, and someday perhaps even electrical computation itself. https://t.co/drLaOYV8wa
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We compute with electricity. Why not with light?

Light has many advantages for data transmission and perhaps even computation. The semiconductor industry is vigorously pursuing new types of optical computing components for AI.

Read the new @bismarckanlys Brief (link below): https://t.co/jv78cHuDus
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i'm finding i'm censoring myself a LOT more around some of the secret sauce for my "real" businesses.

there's substantial value in solutions to higher-level problems and while AI is great for brainstorming and implementing those solutions, humans are still really great at ideation. especially when combined with talking to customers and just chugging along on problems day in and day out for days/weeks/months/years.

giving that away for a flash-in-the-pan social media post that can then be easily copy/pasted into an LLM feels...ill advised.

given my history with "open startups", i've got complicated feelings here that i haven't totally worked out.
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a little performance prompt for you today. best run with claude fable 5.1 on extra high (i know, sorry).
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Read this article and see if there's anything for us to glean/apply from it to this codebase.

https://claude.⁠dev/blog/how-we-made-claude-ai-faster/

Feel free to do exploratory work with API calls that may cost money as well as access production server to get reference metrics in the event that's useful.
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@arthurliebhardt Medium
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@icanvardar sloppy
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@ImSh4yy i was using an ats today, i had to manually copy and paste in all these job postings and sections and stuff

if they just had some level of ai to let me yeet it in
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@CtabDev it has full doc context (and actually full "library of docs" context...so i knows about all your other docs too)
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@Pv ah yeah i can see that happen, there was a chart about this
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@thegeorge why would you give someone who does not know how it works any tokens
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@IanLandsman slop canons will ruin your life with 200 or 2000
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@anumness yeah.. so that is not really how it works
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i don't understand why you would limit employee token spend

if they are creating value, why would you limit that?

so if you limit them, you essentially say: your output is not valuable enough against the token cost

but why would 200-500/m be of any value if 5k is not?
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Wow… you can now vibe code apps for the iPhone Duo with GPT-6 Sol and Opus 5.5!

When building with Codex or Claude Code, simply ask: “Install Xcode 27.1 beta, set up the iPhone Duo simulator, then build and launch my app so I can see how it looks.” https://t.co/ctZ9gvfiXU
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@aarondfrancis I’ve found it’s helpful if you clarify you aren’t firing them.

“hey got a quick sec promise i’m not like going to fire you or something but like it is kind of urgent but try not to worry but also please stop what you’re doing”
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@fedorhq weekly token limits. with fable i was using a full 20x max sub's weekly limit in about 2 days.
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@cloverfield198 Moreover certain historical places can just be frozen by the government and become a collective good. So it's not like there is no solution. But the point is that we do not need to go that far.
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@charlieholtz @willcb @conductor_build this is the only correct answer.
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@cloverfield198 The point is that there is a huge difference between fighting for insulin and for having the attic in Paris or in the adjacent New Paris that is potentially even more beautiful. And a lot of people I believe will move on from such status seeking issues.
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@IanLandsman freaking full names...giveaway every time. JUST BE COOL, PEOPLE.
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@cloverfield198 The rivalry delta of everybody having great cities handled by robots with pools and great services, VS living in the center of Paris, will be very narrow. And likely there will be still an economy and privileges for the few that drive the world with revolutionary ideas and AI handling. But most of people could live just of converting energy (from sun and other sources) to services, food, and all the rest.
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but seriously. it's fantastic. and at the current pace, i'll be able to drop from four 20x max subs down to one. 🥳

until fable 5.5 drops in a few weeks and then i end up needing 12 20x max subs. 😭
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@jonrobflaig @rosschapman every. day.
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@nicklbaudoin 🤷‍♂️ i use mobbin and it works perfectly
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@albfresco yes building my HQ in brooklyn.
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The common person's opinion on AI will surprise you

Played in a poker game last night in NYC, all of which we're people out of the tech bubble. (three of them banking, one had his own research firm, one a doctor, one in insurance etc).

Here's what i noticed:

1. everyone at the table was fully convinced AI would kill everyone at some point in the next 10 years. I was introduced as an "AI YouTuber" and the first thing they asked me was "How many years do we have left?". I used to think this was a niche doomer opinion. Everyone at the table was successful, fun to be around, and outgoing, and they had a shared assumption AI would lead to our extinction.

2. Everyone at the table had heard of muse, most we're a user. And people we're describing it as "It's an AI but like, you don't have to ask it to do stuff, you just connect it and it starts working for u" They didn't care about the model, they just liked that it would remind them of stuff, cancel subscriptions, etc.
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@cloverfield198 Does not matter and depends on the exact setup the economy will have. There will be comfort and opportunities for everybody if we handle the AI growth in a decent way, not optimal, but decent: avoid serious incidents and major wars is all we need to do.
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@jaredatch no plans. learned my lesson with knockoff.
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I understand it was not clear to everybody I'm talking about zero shot classifiers created out of LLMs with a single (or few) token emitted. Not of general LLMs usage.
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@ofthevalleycc Nope we are talking about emulating a zero shot classifier like Jev. Just a token is emitted in this case.
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.@coreyhainesco takes the stage for our final talk of @MicroConf Europe 2026 in Iceland.

Talking about how to run marketing like an engineer using Claude and Claude skills. https://t.co/RKh4zo7LAd
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Most founders treat marketing like guesswork.

@coreyhainesco closes out MicroConf Europe with how to run it the way an engineer would, and where AI actually does the work.

#MicroConf https://t.co/NfsyzQaQrb
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🛡️🛡️🛡️Shielded Zcash transactions are now available in Ledger Wallet desktop 🛡️🛡️🛡️

I personally committed to this one. It took far longer than I expected, but it is now delivered, and that is what matters.

Privacy here is not a server setting. To keep your shielded balance private, the scanning and the transaction building happen on your machine: your unified viewing key is stored locally and is never shared with anyone, including us. That is exactly what made the integration trickier.

When it comes to signing the TX, the ZKP is computed on your machine (it's much faster with Ironwood now 🚀), and then the transaction is signed on your device, on a screen you can trust.

Make sure your Ledger Wallet Desktop and Zcash app are up-to-date, and you're good to interact with Ironwood!

Privacy is normal ✊

Stay safe.
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@AndyGCook days for a big incumbent, yes (even with AI)

but for an indie company this can now be fixed almost in real time. there's some competitive advantage there now.
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@donalfellows Talking about the next years indeed. And I strongly disagree current level of AI like Astra are producing sloppy code.
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Gotta love these WordPress "MCP" plugins that act as a middle man between your AI and WordPress. Gotta figure out some way to charge for usage! lol 🤡
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@jessethanley I understand this tweet
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@hillelogram Yeah, I have to admit I've not found a desperate need to apply it myself yet
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@thekitze jef?
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@jesuiterb if you want it to use mobbin, yes.
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I don’t believe that statisticians are conscious, so why would I believe that LLMs are conscious?
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@jamesckemp oh dang. hahaha. the "AI slop" one has been the most finicky to get right. gotta tweak it a bit more.
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A little prompt you may find useful for adding polish to your products...

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Here are a few libraries of react components and UI sounds that could be useful for adding bits of polish and whimsy to the UI. Do a deep audit of both the components available across these libraries as well as ways to use them within our UI.

In many cases, this isn't just about replacing a bit of UI/UX but actually adding new bits. Don't shy away from that.

https://www.⁠interior.⁠dev/docs
https://www.⁠beautifului.⁠dev
https://cuelume.⁠dev
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Enjoy!
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here's the entire first prompt to build https://t.co/F9EI9Pwjod ...incoherent typos and all.

https://t.co/1kvLSpy3Qi

its first pass had a pretty boring/muted/earth-tone brand that i wasn't too keen on, so i simply did a singular follow up:

"Brand feels a bit too...boring? The band Surfaces has a lot of colors/vibes I like for this in their branding/album art/colors. Sort of SoCal chill?"

it did the rest. relatively little direct guidance past that other than small details.

that being said, my process works relatively well thanks to two skills:

/build
/design

https://t.co/nghEAhOjnn

those codify how i think about building/designing products and so i don't have to repeat myself or be overly prescriptive as i create things.
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@jedisct1 Very sorry to hear that. I hope your cat will return safe home or be found safe soon.
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When people talk about AI companies money flow they miss two fundamental things: 1. It is a winner takes all business. With ASI you take pharma, chips, ... 2. In the long term the idea we have of money will disappear.
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@CasJam will post something shortly!
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@Alex06425829 I do my coding with Astra - I like Luna as an API to build products on
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I will spare you the AI image slop, but when I offered some extremely simple, beginner-level examples of blazon it simply could not do it. It even generated scattered wildly different images in a try to get close to what any elementary school student could draw after a full day course in heraldic design. Blazon is something I thought any AI model would be able to ace.
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@GergelyOrosz upsell i guess
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@RyanGilpatric Totally useless, this is for zero-shot classification tasks where the LLM will just emit a few tokens at max (if you want a score), often just one (for a label).
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@_buf who's worrying about paying? it's free for 500 posts and then uses jev for anything else which on the worst day would be...a couple of pennies?
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Your customers aren't software companies. They run clinics, hotels, warehouses.

Laure Jourmier on how product, pricing, and AI adoption all change when software is the means rather than the point.

#MicroConf https://t.co/RdHtfAlhyK
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@AndrewCurran_ I never thought about discussing literature with AI. But did discuss philosophy and movies!
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@UncleJessy4Real i can smell that from here
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Trivially known for years but since apparently every year everything about machine learning is new to newcomers... https://t.co/xRR0I1duJT
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@krsjoseph It’s appropriate in some cases. Others it’s overkill. In the same way pre-AI you wouldn’t write tests for every little thing.
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@liuliu I don't understand how people buy benchmarks that at a given quantization level would require the machine to have N times the mem bandwidth. Besides on many quants most of the traffic per token is not in the routed experts.
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At some point Claude switched from doing things deterministically (e.g. knowing the position of an element based on its css) to wanting to eyeball everything (take screenshot, make some judgment).

I disabled claude-in-chrome but it's still finding a headless browser to use.
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@Prince_Canuma In theory, yes. In practice because of lack of focus many generalistic local inference engines ended having erratic inference quality or very poor performances especially on long context and/or with sparse attention models. So specialized engines are not desirable but a cure.
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I never hit any usage limits ever before, until I started using claude-in-chrome. Turning it off. It seems way too eager to fire up a browser even for the most mundane things - bro I don't need you to browse to localhost and screenshot the fix, I have the tab open right here.
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@FraudGnosis I've been using Astra 6 but I just got a GREAT result from Opus 5.5 - both worth trying, I think Opus 5.5 might be winning though
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@bytebot I'm on $200 for each of them now
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@brianball @_MaxBlade EPIC INDEED!!!!
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@samyamiam @OpenAI @Patreon Congrats!
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Schools and universities should be anachronisms. They should teach you ’outdated’ skills and shield you from calculators, computers, and AI. They should teach dead languages and doing things the hard way. They should do what the ‘market’ won’t do (preserve civilization).
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@StumpGuyTy is everyone mid-sneeze?
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@SlingBatty how can you tell after just a few hours of use?
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Categoria

Indie Hacking

Produtos, SaaS, criação e operação independente

53 posts
@Felix4dev @jackfriks @tibo_maker For something you're supposed to use several times a day for years, it means "didn't work for me."

Or it could mean "I'm not doing that project anymore."

Or "competitor is better."

Or more… we investigate!
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@twigpress @IanLandsman Yes!!! 🙏
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@SpacefastHQ @batuhan @WordPress Everyone else is trying to kill @WordPress so I thought I'd hop in on the fun. If I had a nickel...
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I'm also reading a lot of Annie Dillard. So much respect for authors, and I really cherish their wisdom and perspective; glad to have authors on our new board and @stephen_wolfram as Board Advisor. (I left his house with a box of his books! Lots to read.)
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And yes, this means @jackfriks and @tibo_maker are both in a future episode of Smart Bear Live! :-)

Super fun show -- everyone's so individual and interesting and brought different ideas to the table.
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@jackfriks @tibo_maker Hell yes.

You are crushing it by the standards of nearly everyone who follows you.

And those who have different standards, don't matter anyway.
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That's a wrap on MicroConf Europe 2026!

Three days, one concert hall on the edge of the North Atlantic, and a lot of founders who go home with people in their corner.

Closing reception at Petersen happening now. #MicroConf https://t.co/bJ3P1CMwN4
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@emrahdma I suppose it's a self-fulfilling prophecy, that if you think channels cannot be efficient, and thus aren't worth trying, they indeed won't work.
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@SteveJBurge @PublishPresscom 🙏
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@intellectronica ❤️
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Your blog doesn't need to become a business to start paying for itself.

With @WordPress, it's easy to add a virtual tip jar, use affiliate links for things you already love, or add a payment button to sell that one thing your readers keep asking for. https://t.co/gBatJNKWBD
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The Philadelphia WordPress Meetup group is back! First event in 2-years is happening at @indyhall tomorrow! https://t.co/gsTx5smcJE

Even if you can't make it, spread the word! A healthy local meetup group is the first step towards more WP events in Philly!
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@timbouchard yeah I think I'm out. I have my Plex media server going again. Also starting a bluray collection.
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@GergelyOrosz Sometimes I want 999 slices of American kaas. Don’t yuck my yum.
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@pbertrand_dev this marks the beginning of the end.
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Contributor Day at WordCamp Asia 2027 takes place on April 9 in Penang, Malaysia. Before the plans are finalized, the organizing team would like to hear from you: what worked at past Contributor Days, what got in the way, and what would make it easier to find a useful task and keep contributing afterward. https://t.co/PqU9ES9Yvt
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@aurelien_dio @nico_jeannen We didn't have much time, and I hope he approaches me at the reception tonight so we can talk more 😊
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@maisonnatmax @einarvollset @MicroConf They're best if taken as a package deal.
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@jeffr0 @Doctors__TARDIS F1 races are not fun to attend? Bro, F1 cars are some of the fastest in the world. The races are also MUCH shorter, so for me it's a huge win. Love F1!
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If you found an advertising channel efficient enough that for every $8 spent, you got $1/mo revenue…

…and you offered two months free on an annual plan…

…your marketing budget would be infinity.

So, why isn’t that your goal?

https://t.co/erS4JkkdDe
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@RizomaSchool They successfully export the negatives. Which is why a drug store clerk in Alabama is technically higher income than a university professor in Tokyo even though that is as just absurd as it sounds. It will fail sooner or later though. The rest of the world can't keep up.
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350,000 users. Zero spent on ads.

Agnese Jaunošāne of Ajelix walks through the SEO, the feedback loops, and the timing that got them there.

#MicroConf https://t.co/DaQYyjfd69
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Anyone can ship your feature list in a weekend now.

@robwalling opens Day 2 with the seven moats that still hold when the code gets cheap.

#MicroConf https://t.co/FqHjykueYw
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I’m going to sit at a cafe where loads of tech people hang out and quietly read a 2015 copy of Test Driven Development and see if I get any funny looks. https://t.co/jRREb66KPp
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@ronchumaceiro That’s a good point
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@bobbobert7 Try deleting and reimporting the wallet
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@pbertrand_dev for me both methods work just fine, but the old way was much faster and presumably uses less tokens
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@ivanvpenchev these two were in totally different industries which makes it even weirder. Like I was thinking of a brand new product idea, but somehow manifested a Bannerbear competitor with the same name.
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@vedantshah2001 yeah fair enough. to be fair it's a pretty common word that could suit a number of different types of product. just didn't expect to see one literally on a bannerbear clone.
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@aapakari will let it percolate more.
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@iusmankh They aren't even in the same space tho.

I was brainstorming names for a completely different industry... and then found a company in my industry with that name! glitchy.
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@HollyRoseFaith Thyroid function too
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Formulate a theory from your marketing data, then test it rigorously.

As opposed to: Random A/B tests, followed by more random tests. “See what sticks” thoughtlessness.

Why:

https://t.co/dJCG4RwIqp
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Definitely living in a simulation.

I was thinking of a name for a new project last night. Settled on one I like, and then slept on it.

Today I find a Bannerbear competitor with a similar name. Never seen it before.

Weird.
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Política brasileira

Brasil, eleições e debate público

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No ano passado, um fundo desse tipo teria acumulado -1,062 trilhão de reais.
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Dizer que a direita é "golpista" nada mais é que a tentativa de pré-constituição de um álibi.

Esse álibi forjado tem como objetivo criar uma grande estrutura narrativa justificatória, que permita que os verdadeiros algozes (progressistas) da democracia possam "legitimamente":

- colocar o "dedo na balança" e favorecer candidatos de esquerda;

- colocar a direita na defensiva, que passa a ser acusada dos crimes de que é vítima;

- tomar medidas de exceção (leia-se ilegais) contra a direita, seus candidatos e seguidores; e

- rechaçar uma eventual vitória da direita, em franco ataque à democracia, já que uma democracia que elege a direita não seria "verdadeiramente democrática".

A esquerda tem uma grande capacidade de construção de narrativas, de formação do imaginário, de fomento de uma hegemonia simbólica que a favoreça. Precisamos estar atentos e apontar essas tentativas de manipulação do ecossistema de informação.
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@bankunaeli @MacedoDaniel_ Eu estou nisso há muito muito tempo. Devo dizer que já está um pouco melhor. Há mais mulheres, e elas não são feias. E tem uns meninos mais ligeiros entre muitos bobos. Há também pessoas mais velhas. Deu uma melhorada já.
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@MacedoDaniel_ @bankunaeli E não é só isso. É preciso entender que a direita governou o Brasil e foi muito incompetente. O MBL tem um grande projeto, mas ainda não teve o exercício efetivo do poder. Então as pessoas escolhem em função disso, mesmo quando não são tão entusiasmadas com Lula.
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Eu não sei o que é pior: destilar ódio gratuitamente ou falar com certezas ao mesmo tempo em que deixa claro que não sabe oq está falando (é um congresso, não uma revista).
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@azzyzxrd Tem muito a ver. Palermo e Pinheiros poderiam ser na mesma cidade.
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@well_goncalves8 São similaridades em direções diferentes. Um não impede o outro.
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Eu achava isso até conhecer a América Latina. San Miguel de Allende parece as nossas cidades coloniais de Minas. Lima, BsAs ou Santiago parecem São Paulo. As praias da Costa Rica se sentem como as praias do Nordeste. As cidades pobres de Honduras ou do Paraguai que eu conheci parecem as cidades do interior do Maranhão.

Claro, tem diferenças. E temos similaridades com outras partes do mundo (principalmente Portugal). Mas não dá pra fingir que a nossa herança comum e miscigenada entre negros, indígenas e ibéricos não criou algo comum. Essas semelhanças se percebem mais em contextos de maior estranhamento (aqui nos EUA), mas sempre existiram.
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Estética power point de claude/chatgpt. Você gosta ou não gosta?
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Eleição mais esvaziada da história. É a polarização sem energia, imobilizada.
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As últimas grandes revelações sobre Vorcaro parecem envolver mais o Lula do que Flávio. A campanha petista está sem reação.
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Gente que vota no Lula indignada moralmente com qualquer um que vote em qualquer candidato por conta de "corrupção" é caso de psicose.
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@fhcatani Aí realmente, o Zé Pilintra tá muito velho, cafetão velho não ganha voto.
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@Diego6G mas e em termos relativos? a dispersão parece ok?
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hoje coltrane faria 100 anos. ❤️

um vídeo divertido para entender "giant steps".

art + science = wonder

(tem legenda em português, é só ativar)

https://t.co/pcys7cI04U
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A eleição atual não será decidida numa competição de ladroagem, mas em perspectiva de futuro.
E a perspectiva de futuro que o Lula oferece é aquela voz dele falando merda, ovo, emprego de aplicativo, dívidas e doença no mandato.
Flávio conseguirá oferecer uma melhor? Você diga.
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@galegonomics nem pra PF deflagrar uma operação contra o prog. "23 minitos de solo de teclado? teje preso!"
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@marcelopinheiro @bralternativo_ O Polymarket não foi exatamente proibido, o que foi proibido foi participar dos seus mercados, e o Kalshi servia de alternativa. Mas nunca o governo Biden censurou o Polymarket como o Brasil faz hoje
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@Profnado Já disse, quem diz que Flávio é um fascista é um idiota ou farsante. Você não é professor de nada, nem com IAs à disposição me oferece uma definição de fascismo. Passar bem.
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@MacedoDaniel_ Ser filho de presidente dá uma ajudinha
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O pobre do Jakobs, grande jurista e erudito, caiu no debate popular da internet brasileira, no qual o nome dele é pronunciado incorretamente e dizem que sua teoria estava pré-figurada no nazismo. Já era de se esperar.
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Eu até hoje realmente não sei o motivo pelo qual Nando Moura odeia tanto o MBL.
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Política & sociedade

Política internacional, sociedade e instituições

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The State of California is Incubating the Next Big Deadly Fire Nightmare Right Now.
New Article Explains All Right Here on X.
It is time to fight for public safety.
https://t.co/0Is2U0Ek7K
The City’s Own Report Demonstrates People Could Die.
The City, Fearing the State and Developers, Approves Projects Anyway.
We Sued. The petition: https://t.co/QNEeTM9THi
#NeverForget #californiafires
This is, ironically, developing and building, parcel by parcel, the exact configuration and circumstances that killed 116 people and erased 35,000 homes and structures in Paradise, Pacific Palisades and Altadena.
This is playing out all over the state. The seeds are being planted for the next horrific deadly fire nighmare, and the next, and the next, and the next...
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@CFrancisFisher Congratulations, Chris! Excellent tidings. Godspeed!
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There is a sense of certain places that you can only get visiting sporadically (but regularly) that I do get over here, but a local growing up more recently won’t…
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I didn’t recall these Roman remains near Alfama. I ask a young man in the museum nearby if the excavation is recent, as I was under the impression 20 years ago, when I lived in Lisbon, the remains were not excavated. He dismisses my question, but it appears I am right… https://t.co/DvmhG9N2lZ
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Men generally perceive themselves as more physically attractive than women.
It is clear that “objective” physical attractiveness is of significant importance to many aspects of a person's life. In these studies [n= 799; 292], we were interested in the correlates of self-assessed physical attractiveness in two samples of working-aged professionals from different countries.
Males rated their self-assessed physical attractiveness higher than females, as has been found before. It is possible that men are less “disadvantaged” than women at being less physically attractive and are therefore less inclined to stress or worry about it. Another explanation may be intrasexual competition: that is, women experience more intrasexual competition based on physical appearance at the workplace than men do. Saad and Gill found that male participants rated themselves higher on physical attractiveness when facing male opponents than when facing female ones.
Interestingly, there was no such difference for the female participants in their research. Also, male participants’ self-ratings of physical attractiveness were higher than the ratings provided by their corresponding male opponents.
In both studies, we examined three ideological variables, two of which were significant. We found that more religious and more optimistic people gave higher self-assessed physical attractiveness ratings. It is not clear why religiousness is related to self-assessed physical attractiveness; it may be because all faiths stress the inherent value and worth of believers, which gives them more confidence, including body confidence.
There was also some evidence that politically liberal people rated their self-assessed physical attractiveness higher than those who were more politically conservative. Indeed, limited existing data suggest the opposite, namely that more conservative voters and politicians are more attractive than those who are more left-wing and liberal, though this has to be replicated. Cognitive ability (General Intelligence Assessment) showed a small negative association with self-assessed physical attractiveness,
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@NovakTomm In Gaelic, Scotland is Alba, while Albania comes from the ancient Albanoi people.

The similarity is probably coincidental, although both names may derive from very old Indo-European roots associated with mountains, land or whiteness.
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You can NOT think about a white bear after all. Classical psychological theory of thought suppression goes belly up.
Thought suppression as a way of coping with unwanted cognitions is often considered maladaptive. One of the reasons for this negative evaluation lies in studies employing the white bear task. [The white bear task, when people try not to think of a white bear, demonstrates the ironic process theory, where the conscious effort to suppress a thought paradoxically triggers a rebound effect that makes that very thought flood your mind even more frequently.]
The simplicity of the white bear task, the suggestiveness of its results, and the relatively straightforward theoretical explanation have all contributed to its widespread recognition. Even among lay people, it is not uncommon to find individuals who immediately associate the concept of thought suppression with failed attempts to avoid thinking about a white bear.
Unfortunately, the popularity of the typical findings of white bear studies is not matched by their high replicability. In the most recent meta-analysis, the rebound effect was numerically reversed in almost 50% cases – that is, participants in the experimental group did not think about target thoughts more frequently than those in the control group. # The present study examined the methodological validity and theoretical underpinnings of the white bear task.
Ironic process theory failed to explain the obtained results, as the postulated hyperaccessibility of suppressed thoughts was not observed; moreover, content accessibility measures were unrelated to reported target thought frequency. No paradoxical effects were found. Instead, suppression was effective during the suppression phase, and Bayesian analysis yielded strong evidence in favor of the absence of the rebound effect.
In sum, the results of the present study did not support ironic process theory, and the outcomes of the white bear task were better accounted for by motivational factors.
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Catolicismo & teologia

Fé, moral e filosofia cristã

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"The true craftsman is a philosopher of wood or stone or clay, undermining his art through its ever-greater perfection, refusing to allow it to “settle in” to a mechanical repetition" - Andrew Willard Jones
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@BowTiedEnder3 Stop repeating brain-dead talking points. It's not about "being mean." Its about straight-up "might makes right" injustice.
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“To the victor belong the spoils.” Dear Republicans, if you are somehow in any doubt about the wickedness of this principle, wait until the Democrats start applying it to you.
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@CalFreiburger Giving direct quotes wherein he says exactly the opposite of what is attributed to him is not "spinning."
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“Republicans on the campaign trail…don’t want to get blamed for a war they had no say in starting.” Then the gutless sycophants should have loudly resisted Trump's usurpation of their war powers from the start. If the war becomes an albatross around their necks, they deserve it.
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@Merlin67684223 The discriminant is whether there are ideas and values that transcend politics and can influence it.

Because, by itself, everything being "theoretically / ideologically informed" does not mean "everything is political."
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This becoming a pattern with late-term abortion, infanticide, euthanasia: "nobody in their right mind would do such a thing."

It is not just fear of confronting reality, also a relic of modern Rousseauian optimism about human nature.
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@jordanhenderson I'd say that it would indeed be profitable, but not essential
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“May the example and the intercession of this holy bishop, known for his evangelizing work to the media, inspire many others likewise to find new ways of spreading the gospel message with joyful enthusiasm." — Pope Leo https://t.co/jgXrtuEi3s
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@FrBMulcahyOP People with little experience of belonging tend to turn belonging into ideology (nationalism), or to condemn it ideologically (liberal universalism).
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@monkmanque @NathanJRobinson I honestly think it makes it a different question, but ok.
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@monkmanque @NathanJRobinson Ok, but it is the context that makes it quite different (and dumb). There is no modern "leftist" egalitarian moralism in Plato.
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@monkmanque @NathanJRobinson Sorry, how does that relate to the question?
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True. But so was "The right must embrace abortion pills and IVF in order to win."
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@FeserEdward Oh, I couldn’t agree more. Fr. Miller’s work is often demanding, but well worth the price of admission.

If you’re interested, Ed—and sorry to plug yet another article!—I defend Miller’s cosmological argument in a forthcoming article in Nova et Vetera.

https://t.co/iDcy4KCCWu
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On the failure of the critique of Aquinas’s teaching on divine simplicity developed by William Lane Craig in his Systematic Philosophical Theology. Part II of my series “Craig on Thomism and divine simplicity,” over at the blog: https://t.co/kyrqYknVIa
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Filosofia & ideias

Livros, economia e ideias

60 posts
@prn_psicopaulo Crowley, né? aí junta com Jung.. um trend de psicologismo no ocultismo ocidental do séc. XX. Prefiro pensar num cognoscente conhecendo o cognoscido porque há entre ambos algo análogo (MFS).
A dimensão da psiquê "subjetiva" não nega a existência de algo "objetivo" - reflete
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@EvilArthurFleck That area has flooded several times in the last century. Probably not the most obvious real estate purchase for someone who believes sea will rise and rains increase.
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@BrunoRJ33 @adoravelcasa Tem varias assim perto da casa do @flaviogarag
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@mvsmonteiro (até porque eu próprio não tinha percebido antes)
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@mvsmonteiro alguém captou conscientemente a referência e a mensagem subliminar! (entrar -casa/vida)
made my day
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@baalbeklux_ importante evitar engravidar do capeta, nesse caso
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"‘Who are we?’ is a question that the English never needed to ask themselves because they instinctively knew who they were. England was simply ‘home’." — Sir Roger Scruton, England: an elegy https://t.co/en5nUZyYnA
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"What do you mean, Mongrel people?"

"You know, a mixture, not-pure, muddy. Like the Lankese Burghers, Acadians, the Luconian Topasses, South African Griquas, etc."

"Do you think this applies to Turks, and Kosovo-Albanians too, for example?"

"Heavens no. My party is all for Turkish sovereignty and territorial integrity, not to mention offering arms and support for a distinctly Albanian polity in Kosovo."
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@fidelioworkshop @ShumBaloo Maybe there are different versions of Grok?
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I have actually never met a white supremacist nor read any of their texts so I don't know. Perhaps they are common where you live. So for me it is not at all a valid reference. Let's not play with words. The Cambridge definition of Nationalism is a good enough start but I think modern nationalism is wider (it for example takes in international treaties and agreements and bodies like the UN).
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@fidelioworkshop @ShumBaloo Grok didn't manage this well!
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@BjorkBrodern @hallen_a If we accept 648 as the average, you can fill the entire parliament by about 226,000 votes. Any group that can muster 2.8% of the voters can in theory take the entire parliament. I always thought it would take about 3%! Maybe the actual average is closer to 675 personal votes.
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@BjorkBrodern @hallen_a Is 650 personal votes all you need? I assume he needed some internal support to be put on election lists too right? Could we figure out the minimum number of votes you need to be elected and then make sure there are right thinking people to vote for?
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How is the world doing on the development goals it set for 2030?

In 2015, every country in the United Nations agreed on the same 17 Sustainable Development Goals for 2030 — among them, ending extreme poverty everywhere, getting every girl and boy through primary and secondary school, and bringing safe drinking water to every household. The UN tracks progress on all 17 in one place, the SDG Indicators Database.

The UN collects the numbers from the agency responsible for each subject — the World Health Organization for health, the International Labour Organization for work, etc. — then publishes them against definitions every country has agreed to. A household counts as living in a slum, for instance, if it lacks any one of five things: improved water, sanitation, enough living space, durable housing, and secure tenure.

The framework covers 234 indicators across 274 countries and territories, and some series reach back to the 1960s. We publish this data in our SDG Tracker, which has a page for each of the 17 goals. We have refreshed it with the latest release, which updated 261 of our charts, covering everything from hunger and schooling to water, work, cities, and oceans.

(This data update was led by Tuna Acisu and Mojmír Vinkler.)
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@atrembath It is a wonderful discipline for all those who believe their claims are truly important, right?
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@cusackandrew "Oh, I am sorry Mister Underwood, didn't take you for a Bombay Institute of Technology man!"
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@acrimonyand Hahaha. "What do you mean English! The chap on the left is clearly at least 25% Mercian with a touch of Norman! And look at the bloke to his right: the scion of Sussex thegn if ever I saw one!" https://t.co/N0X6Bes3Wz
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@atrembath You are making my point. We have learned that they are nonsense.
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@no2monkeypox Exactly. Which make the sudden betrayal even worse.
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@ShumBaloo It is extremely similar to the blazon you gave.
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@ShumBaloo Try the blazon of James Bond. "Argent, on a chevron sable three bezants." See if you can spot the errors.
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@RizomaSchool That graph strikes me as wildly optimistic. Halve the percentages and them halve them again.
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@Sovereignetics If there is plural pressure, is it measurable in terms of a certain quantity, like 7 units (of something)?
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@bswud They grow, the mighty clan of the Southern Woods!
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@UrbanCourtyard I have experience of the open kitchen thing and I believe it is a terrible fad with cooking odors and smells, noise and clutter. Maybe less so if you are electric and have top notch ventilation installed and ample storage.
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In any country when politicians propose or support wildly unpopular policies like opening national borders or asking you to die for a cause they can't define, you can be sure they have been successfully bought and paid for by your enemies. In their natural habitat they as a species of parasites, are naturally terrified of upsetting their habitat species/hosts, the voters.
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@TheSimonEvansX The "Mongrel" part being inspired by his own hyphen surname perhaps?
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Henrique Elfes foi o editor-chefe dos dez números da revista Dicta&Contradicta (2008-2013), publicação que criei com ele (e mais outros dez amigos) — e que antecipou todos os temas que estão sendo discutidos hoje no mundo. Quem viveu aqueles anos sabe que não estou exagerando. https://t.co/aW93p3sDqH
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@Tuttlebees Yes of course but in this case I was making a wit on the more well known "rabbit starvation."
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@exiledsurfer @aussieflya The best building in that photo is the one the right. Figures on the facade is wonderful but they have go to have an actual task or job to do. Like theseHerculean figures acting as brackets. For a figure that merely balances rather than braces a female (Caryatid) is the norm. https://t.co/U3c1sWELNE
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@exiledsurfer @aussieflya Gieger meets Saarinen to create a body horror schlock fest architectural style. Grotesque.
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@UrbanCourtyard How is the kitchen size inadequate? It is bigger than my kitchen and I have never found it too small for its purpose. Is it possible that expectations have changed?
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@alancornett It always struck me as something they'd do because they were out of port.
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@1000yearhouse Not at all. Nationalism is like all other isms, a damaged prism through which to see the world. But the ones that have it will always win over the ones that don't.
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@Proxenos_zh You are deranged. I no way do I support this.
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@michaelivanskye Heretics, 1905. My second favorite Chesterton.
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No novo episódio de #CódigoDaVida, @alvaropereirajr mostra o laboratório que trabalha para trazer espécies extintas de volta à vida e conta como cientistas conseguiram gerar filhotes do lobo-terrível, extinto há 13 mil anos.

É domingo, no #Fantástico, logo depois do Domingão com Huck!
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Companies like Nvidia and its partners are already working to replace more electrical components with optical ones over the coming years.

Making optical transceivers more economical is one of the industry's key avenues of progress in computing power right now. https://t.co/Is1HQ4vnQh
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Optics already play a key role in the world's computing infrastructure. While computation itself, at short distances, generally uses electrical signals over copper, optical fiber is already the way we transmit vast amounts of data around data centers and across continents. https://t.co/cLDGk91IOK
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É só mais uma ilusão democrática, ridícula e absurda como todas as outras, essa patacoada de que as "eleições são debates de ideias e projetos".
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@michelleanjss Certamente! Também gosto muito, mas os caras precisam se controlar um pouco rs
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Mentira. A esquerda progressista brasileira nasceu na USP e foi representada, em momentos distintos, pelo PSDB e pelo PT.

História política básica do nosso país.
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@Marrie_Kottel @Rosemarry__vt It really gives out our age
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@PussyBlaster10k @crypticbugs Fleetwood Mac is a good example. I love the Peter Green era, but to me it’s basically a different band from the one that made Rumours.
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Je suis complètement absorbé par l’affaire Thelyson Orelien en ce moment, et je devrais écrire un article à ce sujet pour le prochain numéro de @valeteplus
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@crypticbugs Collins-era Genesis is basically a different band. You can like both, as long as you understand that.
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This is absolutely real: men today are neurotic little girls when it comes to their looks. And the funny part is, there’s a certain “social group” that helped push society in this direction, but apparently you’re not allowed to say that out loud.
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@anapzorro Achei uma mistura bizarra de pós-estruturalismo francês com xamanismo animista mal interpretado. Não me pegou
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@StephNass Jesus, it hurts just to see this x-ray, hope of a speed recovery!
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Free advice: If you buy a piano, please do it for better reasons than playing Christmas jingles in september.