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[Ulf Poschardt @ulfposh]

datenight 🥰

[- @MusialaEra]

It takes 1 simple turn to get past Kimmich. This is precisely what his fanboys don‘t understand. Yes, he’s a good creator but that doesn’t make up for the fact he’s beyond terrible defensively and leaves our CBs with zero protection https://t.co/IJHQSMoTn1

[Joshua Reed Eakle 🗽 @JoshEakle]

Man, JD Vance should do another tour of Europe to lecture them about defending free speech.

[Julius Böhm @julius__boehm]

Aber mir haben doch 1 Mio. Hauptsgtadtjournalisten erzählt, dass die Methode #Wüst – „unaufgeregtes, erfolgreiches Regieren mit den #Grünen“ – so super gut funktioniere und die #AfD erfolgreich kleinhalte und Schule machen solle.

STIMMT DAS ETWA GAR NICHT????!!!

[Marc Felix Serrao @MarcFelixSerrao]

Weil es jetzt oft heißt, dass Hendrik Wüst die CDU retten könnte: Vor einem Jahr lag die Partei unter seiner Führung in NRW noch bei 38 Prozent – und 22 Prozentpunkte vor der AfD (die in dem Bundesland eine zerstrittene Chaostruppe ist).

[Simon Betschinger @SBetschinger]

Bevor Friedrich Merz die private Krankenversicherung abschafft, sollte er Uli Hoeneß legendäre Wutrede anhören:

„Wir haben 340 Millionen Euro für dieses Stadion bezahlt. Was glaubt ihr eigentlich, wer euch das finanziert? Die Leute in den Logen, denen wir das Geld aus der Tasche ziehen – und nicht die Leute in der Südkurve.“

Im Gesundheitssystem bezahlen Privatpatienten meist den 2,3-fachen Gebührensatz und finanzieren damit einen überproportionalen Teil von Personal, Geräten und Praxisinfrastruktur mit.

Privatpatienten stellen nur rund elf Prozent der Versicherten, erzeugen in vielen Arztpraxen aber einen deutlich größeren Umsatzanteil. Wenn das wegfällt, sinkt die Qualität regionaler Facharztpraxen.

[Passport Soccer @passport_soccer]

For me a big reason England can’t get over the line in major tournaments is down to mentality. No serious national team has the same issues England do with players pulling out of squads for matches they deem ‘less important’.

Cole Palmer ruling himself out for ‘load management’ is beyond funny. A player who missed out on the World Cup is too tired to show up for his country a only a couple weeks into the season.

[Douglas Bagley @dougbagleyfdl]

I wonder how many Argentinian players are pulling out of the Argentina squad for their upcoming games. If you really want to play for your Country then you should want to play in every game for your Country. Not just in the big games or World Cup games.

[Filipp Piatov @fpiatov]

Faszinierend, wie Grüne/SPD nach dem Links-Sieg plötzlich mit einer Selbstverständlichkeit erklären, dass der Wählerwille natürlich in der Regierung abgebildet werden müsse, so als hätte es nie eine Brandmauer gegeben.

[Daniel Eck 🇺🇦 @eckilepsie]

Manuela Schwesig hat der AfD keine einzige Stimme genommen, sie hat nur alles andere hinter sich versammelt.

Was okay ist - ist Wahlkampf. Aber wieso da jetzt alle eine angebliche tolle Art sehen, mit der AfD umzugehen, erschließt sich mir auch nicht.

[Filipp Piatov @fpiatov]

Wird es nach dem Wahlsieg der Linken in Berlin nun ähnliche Debatten geben wie nach dem AfD-Sieg in Sachsen-Anhalt? Immerhin könnte eine Partei die deutsche Hauptstadt übernehmen, deren Funktionäre mit islamistischen Terrororganisationen sympathisieren und in puncto Antisemitismus den deutschen Weg nach 1945 verlassen.

[Danish Hussain @astrodanish]

How beautiful that a man has his speech restored and immediately uses it to say “I love you” to the woman who stands by his side!

THIS IS THE INDOMITABLE HUMAN SPIRIT!!

LET ALL THAT YOU DO BE DONE IN LOVE!!

[Sarah Stook @sarah_stook]

This was the bit that got me at the 9/11 Museum.

[Breaking911 @Breaking911]

AOC and Mamdani were seen laughing together as the names of 9/11 victims were read at Ground Zero.

[Ted Cruz @tedcruz]

How the hell do you laugh while the names of those murdered on 9/11 are being read aloud?

Why would you do so?

[Jason Wolfe @w01fe]

I don't know what my probabilities are on literal extinction, but I think there are a number of ways AI could go poorly for humanity, and at the current frankly terrifying pace humanity will be quite lucky if we manage to find and stay on the narrow path between all the bad outcomes.

I am heartened by the many costly actions OpenAI has taken recently (detailed in several recent posts), but regardless of what you think of OpenAI, this is not a problem that can be solved by any one company (or country) in isolation. We need coordination to be able to approach future capability increases with an appropriate degree of caution and humility, and we need it yesterday.

[Drake Thomas @MaskedTorah]

@jillgun I would burn my equity to the ground in a heartbeat for a 1% higher chance we make it out of this situation alive. I expect a great many of my colleagues across the industry would as well.

I promise you, we are actually just fucking scared, it's not galaxy brained marketing.

[Jacob Coxon @hilbertspaess]

I resigned from Anthropic today. I spent the last three years doing pretraining research at both OpenAI and Anthropic. Neither company is acting responsibly. They are racing straight to self-improving superintelligence and gambling with our lives. More thoughts below.

[Alex Turner @Turn_Trout]

I left Google DeepMind in June. Jacob is right: many researchers believe they are building something that could kill everyone on the planet. It was literally my day job to think about how to stop that.

[etale27 @etale27]

If I am reading this correctly, Tristan Buckmaster is alleging OAI has a resolution of Navier-Stokes(via Córdoba and Martínez-Zoroa’s program) which maybe used info from Buckmaster and Levent Alpöge’s private Codex sessions

What the fuck is happening!!!