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[Dan Manatt @DanManatt]

@mychaelschnell @juliegraceb Resolution for new Congress: votes come first.
Interest group cocktails and fundraisers come second.
Can we f@&$ing agree on that?
The Beltway mindset has GOT to change.
Americans are demanding change from BOTH parties. ACT LIKE IT.

[Maryland Politics & News @AMinerDetail]

I’m convinced Maryland lawmakers should require motorists to take a driver’s safety course every three to five years.

I don’t know whether I’m willing to trade additional government regulation for public safety, but driving in Maryland is abysmal these days.

Thoughts?

[AuntSusie🇺🇸 @RPinthehousenow]

@JulianAndreone @daveweigel So they missed the vote for cocktail hour?

[Bidao @BidaoOfficial]

卫视出人才啊

[AF Post @AFpost]

Photos purport to show Susie Wiles banning MAHA activists from the WH, including TPUSA bombshell Alex Clark.

Former HHS employee Calley Means alleges Susie Wiles is in the pocket of corporate donors, preventing health reforms.

Follow: @AFpost

[Nate Silver @NateSilver538]

I do think this week provided support for the hypothesis that Trump benefited from Democrats nominating three pretty weak presidential candidates in a row. There's a lot of talent in the party that hasn't translated to the top of the ticket lately.

[Johnny Bi @JohnnyBi_X]

四十年前神仙打架
四十年后垃圾分类

[Josh Barzon @JoshuaBarzon]

The 2026 midterms in one picture.

[Peter Gostev @petergostev]

What's the hell is going on at Anthropic

[Bill Bramhall @BillBramhall]

Cartoon

[Gitana @Gitana1369877]

"The train of time never stops; we are all just passengers waiting for our moment in the rain”

[Sαɱα ࣪˖ ִֶ @Venus_2025_]

art..જ⁀➴𓋜✎﹏﹏﹏﹏

[Nate Silver @NateSilver538]

If he wins, this has to go down as one of the best political ads of all time.

[Aaron Rupar @atrupar]

El-Sayed: "I just pointed out the fact that constitutionally he's obligated to swear me in. And he did go to Ohio State University, which of course is a lesser university than the University of Michigan."

[Yadong Xie @yadong_xie]

Inspired by @johnfewell , I'm making an isometric pixel-art Singapore 🇸🇬

– Google 3D Tiles → one orthographic camera
– Qwen-Image 2.1 Turbo + my LoRA
– One RTX 5080, seamless joint sampling

[Ellen Zhong @ZhongingAlong]

Anthropic does cryo-EM now 👀

[Lucas Beyer (bl16) @giffmana]

"China is just copying our stuff they can't innovate" is exactly the mentality that got the German automotive industry into the complete disaster of a position that it is in now.

[Brandon Warmke @BrandonWarmke]

Lot of academics woke up today feeling relief at the prospect that they won't have to reform higher ed after all.

[Rohan Paul @rohanpaul_ai]

New University of Illinois paper finds that when AI decides if a research idea is new enough to work on, it often says no to ideas that human scientists later publish.

AI scientist pipelines run a novelty check to decide which generated ideas get compute. These checks judge a whole proposal at once, though most real papers build on some earlier contributions.

They built ClaimNov, which splits a proposal into a few claims, matches each against claims from prior papers, and gives a judge the claim-by-claim evidence.

A deployed check caught all 380 disguised copies but also rejected 96% of ideas researchers later published. ClaimNov caught 97% of copies while rejecting only 1.5% of those ideas.

If your pipeline filters ideas for novelty, score claims separately and keep proposals that build on 1 known result instead of discarding them.