@RobertKennedyJr
Here's a simple idea that will easily pay dividends both in public health and national finances.
Convince POTUS to remove the sugar import tariffs.
Sugar prices will fall in America and High Fructose Corn Syrup will slowly be removed from American foods.
There is no safe or good amount of HFCS. Other countries which are healthier don't use it. Let's level up American food quality. MAHA
@future42org King County passes a bill to make it clear that crimes are not condoned by the county. But nobody was arrested. Nobody was charged. Nobody returned money. Nobody was incarcerated. Nobody was named. Nobody was fired. Nobody was demoted.
Hawaiians need to admit that if they don't like tourists, they should be focusing their issues at their own politicians. Tourists didn't vote for the politicians who approved all the hotels and resorts built there, locals did. If @mauipd doesn't arrest the instigators, people are going to to view the island as condoning this behavior. The same perception will occur if the instigators are not prosecuted.
First, the Washington State government's spending has outpaced the sum of inflation and population growth. In essence they're spending more of the people's money, per person, with little of value to show for it. This has been going on for years. This never leads to a good place. The state government needs to tax less AND spend less.
Second, these companies have been supporting these politicians for a long time. I know Microsoft explicitly has given money to these politicians as they continued to make bad financial decisions. You reap what you sow. If you think they're doing a bad job, stop giving the politicians money. They're now complaining only because it is excessive or it affects them but the decisions have been bad for a long time.
Third, the Kraken used to start every home game with a land acknowledgement statement, how is that community building? It's divisive. If you think the land is stolen and you feel bad about it, give it back and shut up.
"Sorry you're hitting busy notices on your paid plan". Let's be really clear here. It's not something I'm doing, it's something you're doing. It's happening to users, users aren't doing it to themselves.
Your usage pools literally mean that users' amount of usage is dictated by how much other users use. So a user could literally be using less than normal and be badgered to upgrade for not getting what they pay for. In addition, there is no insight into this opaque process. So there is no lever of control nor planning for an approaching crunch. We pay for something and we get what we're given based on others actions. You must see the value in tokens. With tokens users can see how their prompts use tokens, can word things better to use less, can lower the model level to reduce usage and can see when a wall is approaching. None of that is possible with @grok 's nebulous shared pool.
Today, on my final day as Director of National Intelligence, I’m releasing never-before-seen communications and documents exposing how Dr. Fauci provided millions in US taxpayer dollars to fund dangerous gain-of-function research at the Wuhan lab, worked with politicized elements within the Intelligence Community to suppress the truth about his actions and hide the virus’ lab-leak origins, and lied to Congress while under oath in 2024. It’s time you know the truth.
https://t.co/3YJSstB7d4
"fighting for a new union contract that includes protections from Immigration and Customs Enforcement"
https://t.co/xbaXbs2HAA
People are so pro-criminal, they think they can write these kind of things into contracts!
@elonmusk Lately grok has been saying it's busy and suggesting that people who have paid for a subscription pay for a better subscription to use the service they're already paying for. It's silly, we already paid for the service. Please stop this.