Javier García

[Javier García @Papishul00]

Michi pomo

[zane firehammer @killlikebutton]

My kid vapes but he’s only allowed the ones with no screen on it

[Wopavelli @TheWopObama]

In American slang we often refer to money as “benjamins” this is a subtle reference to Benjamin Netanyahu, an American folk figure who takes all of our money

[ArtButMakeItSports @ArtButSports]

@dieujuu Flirtation, by Eugene de Blaas, 1894

[Alan Daitch @AlanDaitch]

Esto es, realmente, un DELIRIO.

Agarraron 2.245 currículums reales escritos por humanos y le pidieron a ChatGPT, DeepSeek y otros modelos que los reescriban. Mismo curriculum, experiencia, estudios... todo igual, solo que reescrito.

Después, le mostraron pares al azar a cada IA y le pidieron que eligiera el mejor: el suyo contra el del humano. Todos se eligieron a sí mismos más del 95% de las veces. Incluso después de controlar por calidad (asegurándose de que el CV humano no fuera objetivamente peor) seguían eligiendo el suyo.

Después, simularon procesos reales de selección en 24 industrias y descubrieron que, si usaste el mismo modelo que el reclutador, tenés entre 23% y 60% más chances de pasar el primer filtro.

¿Por qué pasa esto? Los autores tienen una hipótesis fuerte: cuando le pedís a un modelo que te mejore el CV, te lo reescribe con su huella estilística: sus palabras favoritas, su ritmo, su forma de armar oraciones... Cada IA tiene un estilo propio, como cada escritor tiene una letra. Después, cuando esa misma IA evalúa, se reconoce del otro lado y se pone un diez. Cuanto más capaz es el modelo, más afilada es su capacidad de reconocerse.

Ahora buscar laburo es como el test de Turing pero al revés: en lugar de una máquina intentando convencerte de que es humana, parece que ahora somos nosotros los que tenemos que convencer a los robots que somos uno de ellos.

[Natalia @natanatynat]

mi madre se ha levantado tranquilita hoy

[Iran Embassy SA @IraninSA]

And today’s popular music: “blockade” by Trump.

[BRICS News @BRICSinfo]

JUST IN: 🇮🇷 Iran says any Arab or European country that expels Israeli and US ambassadors will get free passage through the Strait of Hormuz starting tomorrow.

[State of Palestine @Palestine_UN]

Qué lo qué! 🇵🇸🌴🇩🇴

[peeleraja @peeleraja]

Friendly reminder that the United Nations seems to exist only so that rich kids of IB schools can play Model UN

[Danny Wallace @dannywallace]

Board of Peace immediately bored of peace

[Bill Pourquoimec @BillPourquoimec]

from 1980

[Jay Alto @theJayAlto]

you pity the moth confusing a lamp for the moon, yet here you are confusing a screen for the world

[mistopher mack 🦭 @motherquoter]

The New Yorker's art department never misses

[ABetterWay2A @ABetterWay2A]

The Atlantic describes how Ammon Bundy, once a central figure in the Patriot Movement and a folk hero to much of the right, has become politically isolated after condemning the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement and ICE’s use of lethal force. Bundy told The Atlantic that treating undocumented immigrants as criminals represents a moral failure that violates Christian ethics, America’s founding ideals, and basic constitutional principles, and he argued that recent ICE actions resemble tyranny rather than lawful governance.

According to the magazine, Bundy’s stance has not come from a broader ideological shift. He remains deeply hostile to Democrats, skeptical of nearly all government power, opposed to social services, and socially reactionary, but his core belief in absolute individual liberty has stayed consistent. What has changed, The Atlantic argues, is the movement around him. A political culture that once celebrated armed resistance to federal authority now largely supports aggressive immigration enforcement, even when it involves masked federal agents and fatal shootings.

The article traces Bundy’s fall from prominence from the 2014 Bunkerville standoff and the 2016 Malheur refuge occupation, moments when conservative media figures and Republican politicians openly defended him. Today, The Atlantic reports that many of his former allies either refuse to criticize ICE killings or actively praise them, framing federal violence as justified and necessary. Some militants who once stood beside Bundy now defer to courts, cheer armed agents, or openly call for harsher enforcement.

Bundy told The Atlantic that this reversal is frightening and incomprehensible to him because it abandons the idea that rights are inherent to all people, not conditional on citizenship or political alignment. The magazine concludes that Bundy now occupies an uncomfortable political no-man’s-land, rejected by an increasingly authoritarian right while remaining fundamentally incompatible with the left, leaving him, by his own account, isolated and adrift.

[TK @TeaKupps]

Djokovic is the only man in all of sport who has literally made me give up on hatewatching him.

After a decade of hating, I finally started appreciating greatness post 2020 as he was clearly the best my eyes will ever see.

[Therm @ThermCantRead]

Patriots vs. Seahawks Super Bowl with bad bunny and Green Day halftime show this one’s for the libs

[RealHousewifeOfMichigan @RealHousewifeMi]

Texas has 2.1M undocumented immigrants and Florida has 1.2M.

Minnesota has 130,000.

Don't let anyone tell you this is about immigration.

It never was.

[Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11]

The 2nd amendment is not for hunting, it is not for self protection

It is there to ensure that free people can defend themselves if god forbid government became tyrannical and turned against its citizens

[Matt McDermott @mattmfm]

ICE is now responsible for 66% of the homicides in Minneapolis this year.