@amyalkon@heynavtoor I agree it's powerful and subtle, with many novel danger modes. I have started to use it cautiously and somewhat productively for certain tasks, but that doesn't mean it's guaranteed to stay productive, and it can fail in powerful ways. My motivation was your important task.
@amyalkon@heynavtoor Is there someone who could mediate for you, who has had "good enough" experiences with it? I asked "do you see some advice for her that might improve her interaction, taking into account her state". You might be wary asking this, but maybe a friend could try ...
@amyalkon@heynavtoor Hi Amy, your experience sounds awful and exhausting, for such an important task. I asked ChatGPT about it (putting aside the interpretations of evil or lying), and it said your experience was quite plausible and it detailed all its failure modes it thinks contributed ...
Media has completely ignored the blatant antisemitism within Dem caucus, allowing Dems to ignore it too.
Here is my thread w specifics about Rep Tlaib (D): https://t.co/ZNWXCDyVKf
Apparently now I must also write one regarding the antisemitism and extremism of Rep Ilhan Omar.
Pretty damning video - which does not support Bowman’s previous statements. Doesn’t even try to open the door - removes the warning signs, deliberately and knowingly pulls the fire alarm - then quickly walks away.
The racist WaPo editor who celebrated Hamas’ attacks as “decolonization” today promoted the idea that claiming Hamas uses human shields is Islamophobic. Same day a Hamas manual was uncovered that urges taking hostages as “human shields”
(H/t @JerylBier)
There is almost no US media coverage of rocket attacks, mostly because it is treated as normal and acceptable that Hamas regularly launches rockets indiscriminately just because they fail to kill too many people. They should try just throwing out made-up casualty numbers.
However much you hate these people, it's not enough.
We now have extensive evidence as to who is responsible. CBS doesn't mention any of that evidence during the segment, instead implying the whole time that Israel is responsible.
Yesterday, when @NYTimes published a fictitious story from Hamas about Israel bombing a hospital, NYT used a picture from a completely different location to make it look like a picture of the hospital that was “destroyed.” Astonishing disinformation and journalistic malpractice.
A striking contrast between German and American papers:
Der Spiegel: “A targeted massacre - at least 260 confirmed dead at festival near Gaza”
Die Zeit: “Hamas Now Has an Awful Ransom”
NYT: “Israel Battles Militants as Netanyahu Warns of Long War”
WaPo: “Both Sides Reeling.”