Again, "just move" is not an option for the vast majority of trans women. The u.s. does not have a monopoly on draconian immigration systems or anti-trans oppression. Stay and fight scenarios are a lot more likely, and resources and attention need to mostly go towards those.

The valuation of SpaceX is based on this page in their filing*. Estimated future market: 28.5 trillion Of that Grok/AI is: 26.5 trillion 93% of the SpaceX valuation is Grok NINTY THREE PERCENT OF THE SPACEX VALUATION IS GROK!!!! * www.sec.gov/Archives/edg...

opposing your student funds being used to sponsor students volunteering in an active war zone on the part of a nation accused of genocide by the i.c.c. is jew-hatred, even if you're jewish, don'tchaknow

WTF? I mean, I can't imagine how this isn't a crime.

If they can't get through the process of properly building a data center, there are other ways to burn money to justify their investments www.tomshardware.com/tech-industr...

Remember when I said who do you think will get water 1st if there is a shortage....remember ?!?!?!

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quite literally making it a crime to be anti-genocide

Gregory Bovino smiling and shaking hands and talking about "remigration" (read: ethnic cleansing) with his friend: Martin Sellner, one of the most well-known Nazis in the world, at the Remigration Summit in Portugal

The scale of it is stunning. www.amnesty.org.uk/latest/new-u...

Congolese doctors & researchers didn't just tell me about Ebola because its not the only concern. If governments don't protect citizens from violence & starvation, Ebola outbreaks will continue. “An empty stomach does not have ears to listen,” Gang Karume said. kffhealthnews.org/public-healt...

The Trump Admin planned to declare 2.7M living people — including U.S. citizens & lawful permanent residents — dead. They described their goal as "making immigrants so miserable that they self-deported or went to Social Security offices for help, where they could be arrested." wapo.st/4uOlIJt

end of thread! go to the top for the link to the essay and some of the history

Cops serve empire, not the people theintercept.com/2026/06/01/a...

Update: The true figure for anti-trans Democrats in South Carolina actually sits at a horrifying 89%, not 51%. Why? Virtually every Democrat voted for or abstained on last year's ban on care for trans prisoners. South Carolina Dems are basically the UK Labour Party when it comes to trans people.

putting work requirements on our meager social safety nets while the minimum wage is unlivable to begin with and we're being told that AI is going to take all the jobs anyway is proof that these freaks are fully confident that they are untouchable, politically and physically.

A government of the raw milk producers, for the raw milk producers, and by the raw milk producers

This sent me down a whole ass rabbit hole finding out AT&T route the majority of their mid Atlantic traffic through a regional hub in Ohio. Ohio that has age verification laws… Jesus Christ I hate the future

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this is a major part of all of it that a lot of normies don't even get into, all this shit is actively collapsing while they're still pushing it

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It is disturbing that National Guard troops are detaining residents, with no clear authority or rules of engagement. (NG soldiers are usually sworn as Special Deputy US Marshals, when activated, so I suspect they do have arrest powers, but it's wild that no one will even say.)

Retaliations continue at Adelanto as guards in full riot gear allegedly storm cells and disappear detainees who spoke with Congress members. @lataco.bsky.social

One of the fundamental reasons policing doesn't work is because the police are dangerous to victims of crime.

i sure would love to have ranked choice voting. i wonder why we don't- Ah right of course. gavin newsom is a slime.

Something like 20 years from now there will be studies being made about how the US' speedrun into fascism and oligarchy obliterated it's global reach in business, trade, culture, and political soft power.

They are trying to kill us. That is all that this is - an attempt to do social murder to people who need Medicaid.

Pattern recognition -> probabilistic output over and over and over resulting in decisions without a mind to reason about them. They can do what gpt people call "reasoning" which is generating a stream of tokens that role play someone thinking through a problem and that role play improves choices.

Of course when I say "decision making" here, I don't mean to imply intelligence so much as discrimination. The system can recognise common tasks and sub tasks by pattern, and then has a probability for which pattern and sub task solutions it will pick, and so on.

I pointed out that this sub tasking reasoning is in practice quite a lot like strapping a very inefficient GPU driven process to old fashioned GOFAI/decompositional logic trees. Your basic request implies too many complicated sub requests to reason over in one thread so it gets split and delegated.

The reason Agent harnesses have sparked off from just the main agent loop to spinning off sub-agents with sub tasks is that the more micro tasky you can make a complicated task, the more chance a thing that can't think through things can make many simple decisions which are smart in the aggregate.

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Around two years ago we published The Nameless City, a cosmic horror game inspired by the Lovecraft story. It's basically a walking sim but it has some light puzzles. (At least 2/3 of the people who worked in the game are gay so I guess it counts!) store.steampowered.com/app/2987830/...

Katelyn Hall was in crisis, locked in her bathroom while police attempted to crash the door open. Her mother was on scene and had identified herself to first responders, assuming they would ask her to help talk with her daughter. They never did. Within minutes, cops shot and killed Katelyn.

Huh. I suppose nothing screams Pride Month more than coming back from queer times with your amazing girlfriend to find you've been CENSURED FOR HERESY for criticizing the papacy. I mean, c'mon, I enjoy a little medieval re-enactment too, but this is ridiculous.

Some big picture notes on where things stand open.substack.com/pub/behindth...

Israel has abducted 20-year-old Palestinian women's national football team player Rand Halawani, abducted former national teamer Natalie Abu Diyeh, and imposed a travel ban on Musab Abu Salem. This is another facet of the ongoing athleticide, likely emboldened by FIFA's refusal to apply sanctions.

Just awful, donate if you can. And it’s a damn shame things got so rough for the early Adult Swim VAs

About 400,000 people have been detained by immigration agents since Trump returned to office. But it’s nearly impossible to know how many family separations the sweeps have caused since the administration does not track this information.

Omg, check this Elric of Melniboné cosplay from 1987

Less than halfway through its 25-year lifespan, a network of deep-ocean sensors is being removed by the Trump administration. The sensors supply crucial data on physical, chemical, geological and biological conditions. By @adamjkovac.bsky.social www.scientificamerican.com/article/trum...

Microsoft is a cancer. www.macrumors.com/2026/06/02/m...

Why does @moderation.bsky.app say its intolerant to talk about the genocide of trans people? What message is @bsky.app sending its users?

While you're waiting for election returns, why not throw a few bucks at my fundraiser? I'll drive down to SoCal for six weeks to help a friend recover from prostate surgery, because he shouldn't have to do this alone. Every bit helps. You'd be increasing the overall level of happiness in the world.

To the extent SCOTUS is articulating a principle (other than letting the GOP have its way in election cases), it's: a state can do whatever it wants at the last minute to change the rules of an election, & courts can do nothing about it — even with evidence of intentional discrimination.

And at this point I can much, much, much more easily imagine the collapse of America as a concept than I can a second constitutional convention where we state clearly that “all” means “all”

And that’s sort of the thing, like, people have worked for entire lifetimes for generations to repair this place so “all” meant “all” and we’re just spitting in their faces, and it makes me incredibly depressed, but we just aren’t getting anywhere with this version of the constitution.

This will not end w/ voting rights. The fundamental premises of these SCOTUS opinions are: 1) Anti-discrimination is actually unconstitutional discrimination; 2) Intentional discrimination isn't actionable if any alternative rationale is presented. It's the beginning of the end of civil rights law.

@equatormag.bsky.social: The Hormuz oil shock has made it possible to see how American hegemony ends. A brilliant new essay by @MonaAli_NY_US on the ‘hydrocarbon dollar complex’ and the emergence of a new international order: www.equator.org/articles/the...