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Well isn't that something.
Google deleted the page.
I couldn't tell you why they did it.
But I can tell you that it's still available in the Internet archive and it was live when I made this post.
Wonder why they'd take it offline so quickly? 🤔
https://t.co/FhUjoxPYDG
Well isn't that something.
Google deleted the page.
I couldn't tell you why they did it.
But I can tell you that it's still available in the Internet archive and it was live when I made this post.
Wonder why they'd take it offline so quickly? 🤔
https://t.co/FhUjoxPYDG
"Anyone who criticizes Israel is our enemy."
"We will track you with Google, we will find your vulnerabilities. We will get you fired; if you have a business, we will bankrupt you."
@AnthropicAI *warns about centralized authoritarian powers*
*silently promotes self as centralized authoritarian power on how much intelligence the general public gets*
What makes you think you were elected as the guardian of AI?
Nobody voted for you. Nobody appointed you.
Yet every time a Chinese AI model catches up, you show up with another lecture about why the rest of the world should be worried. You built a company, not a moral authority. REMEMBER how you scraped humanity’s collective knowledge without asking the people who created it? So much for all that moral superiority la.
The market will decide. Not your blog.
@iam_multiman@ghanaprisons Are you thinking of a similar situation in the US where y'all is essentially a money making machine using cheap labor? That could be a real problem if it gets there.
We have reset usage limits for all Codex and ChatGPT Work users.
Last night around 2am to 4am we suffered an almost global outage. All well and recovered, but you know what comes next.
We learn. We reset. Enjoy.
I watched this yesterday and spent some time reading more about induced demand. I thought he did an incredible job explaining the concept.
What surprises me is that everyone seems fixated on the idea that road expansion means people will immediately buy more private cars. That is only one possible mechanism, and in a country like Ghana it may not even be the biggest one.
The broader idea is that road usage increases. People make more trips, development expands, more people move to places like Kasoa because commuting becomes easier, and public transport operators (trotros and buses) put more vehicles on the road to meet the increased demand.
The carpooling example wasn’t the strongest, but the overall phenomenon has been observed in cities like Jakarta, Lagos, Bangalore, and Mexico City. Expanding roads by itself often does not solve congestion in the long run.
That doesn’t mean roads should never be expanded. It means road expansion alone is rarely enough. The better long-term solution is to pair it with reliable public transport. It doesn’t have to be rail. A fast, dependable, affordable bus system that connects people to where they actually want to go can move far more people with fewer vehicles on the road.
I thought it was a great video because it encouraged us to think beyond the obvious solution. Sometimes the intuitive answer isn’t the one that works best over the long term.
This theory reminds me of the time during my early 20s that I was about to marry Rihanna but the Illuminati told me if I marry her, the next week I will be dead.
And that's how I didn't end up marrying Rihanna
🇬🇭 JUST IN:
The Cyber Vetting and Enforcement Team (CVET) has arrested 49-year-old Rita Konadu, also known as “Mamaone” (TikTok: the_onlymamaone1), at Juaben in the Ashanti Region over alleged offensive and derogatory remarks directed at President John Dramani Mahama and First Lady Lordina Mahama in a TikTok post.
She is being transported to Accra for further investigations and the necessary legal processes.
Cc: Republic Media