Sure he's an alien, but he: - isn't on welfare - speaks English - fights for the American way (used to, anyway) - isn't an MS-13 gang member - doesn't have anchor babies To try to relate this to the current immigrant situation is beyond laughable

They are, Paul. They coerced media platforms into censoring speech, including accurate information. They circumvented normal immigration for 10M+ people (more than the pop of 40 states) They used FBI to spy on political opponents and falsify reports about events

Then she should have no problem building a lucrative career with a privately funded company where she can continue her work. Surely the vaccine you’re referring to would be highly valuable

He's dodged a bullet. Reframe your mentality and you'll realize this is a blessing

I’ve been watching the NCAA Wrestling finals for at least 20 years. Trump is the first President to make an appearance. Good choice. Definitely his crowd.

Have a friend who sent his kid there. In 1st grade they asked the kid to do a worksheet asking if he's a boy or girl and if he likes boys or girls Said he doesn't like girls (because he's 6 and girls are icky), so they told the father he needs to address his son's homosexuality

Ridiculous take. You don’t get to push your way through federal officers and then play the victim.

A big part of the problem is that it's easy to be virtuous when all it takes is spending other people's money

There is a very real argument for criminal malfeasance and violation of 31 US Code S 1301 He diverted funds intended to protect American citizens and our border to fly nearly a million people from the impoverished, crime-ridden countries into the U.S., among various other misappropriations and dereliction of duties.

Why on earth would someone think putting eveything through a refractive distortion is good for UI?

Funniest part is this is the reaction to them beating earnings expectations by a billion dollars

"Fellow service members" are concerned? Sounds a lot like the 51 intelligence officers?

Thing is, these won't run at the same margin. They'll lose money and since they're tax subsidized will out-"compete" real supermarkets nearby, leading to less overall food options and higher cost on a net basis, just paid by other people.

The (legitimate) problems with verifying who someone voted for: - Buying votes - Voter intimidation - Risk of leaks

For anyone wondering, TVA does not receive taxpayer funds and has been performing exceedingly well for the past few years. Lyash is compensated lower than comparable jobs at similar companies that are not publicly owned. TVA is also the largest power provider in the country

Bad take, man. There is zero wrong with transparency from private industry or citizens. I'm open to Trump giving the tariffs a shot, but to admonish visibility on the implications of his policies is not helping his case.

It's quite telling how frequently you see voices from the left use implications of homosexuality as an attack

Or just no income tax. We survived without it for most of human history, we can do it again

One of the United States' first diplomatic agreements were the Barbary Treaties with Morocco, Algiers, Tripoli, and Tunisia from 1786 - 1797. We've been allocating resources in the broader region since the very beginning, including under Washington.

To make people violate their own religion in a way that doesn't impact others is not commensurate with Western values. A test instead of their reaction to others drawing Mohammed would be a more apt way to asses their willingness to integrate.

The fact that you can't even conceive how a local jurisdiction could manage this on their own speaks volumes

Giving them each $1M would cost $56B, or 0.8% of the 2024 fed budget. They get that plus American citizenship, protection from our military, and the economic opportunities. Easy trade for all parties other than Denmark, who barely seems relevant in the convo at this point.

That's a full 1% of the federal workforce. Wouldn't be shocking to see 2%+ by the Thurs deadline. Turnover is 6% annually for feds in a normal year, so it's not clear if they're just pulling that forward or increasing the total amount of exits.

I thought you were kidding until I watched video. Oh my goodness. Even if the hydrants actually are power dependent... why the hell would you design a system like that in an area prone to wildfires? That's just as bad

This is accurate. I go to collector car shows regularly and have never seen a single Tesla at them. New Ferraris, Bugattis, Lamborghinis etc all represented alongside vintage cars. Never Tesla.

Zelensky can afford a suit. No one would hold it against him for using $1K of the hundreds of billions we've sent for him to dress respectfully when coming to the Oval Office.

I'll take what I can get. That's 8% of our annual deficit (15-30% pre-COVID). Highly commendable in two months, even if not on target. He also simultaneously dismantled the USAID grift that was perpetuating many of our country's problems.

Teenagers only have one thing to do and it's be in school; it's structured in a way for them to get to classes on time. Adults live a world of unstructured variability that requires more understanding. If your lateness was consistent, presumably someone would say something.

At what point should they have stopped waiting and procured them on their own?

The EB-5 visa allows foreigners to get a green card for 500k-1M invested in U.S. businesses Has been around for a long time

"Nothing so undermines your financial judgement as the sight of your neighbor getting rich." - James Pierpont Morgan

Amazing what happens when one person is bold enough to lead the charge

This is a chart of CO2 concentration, not climate. Nearly everyone understands that humans (and our machines) emit CO2. The question is how much a change of 100 parts per million is actually impacting global climate, which is a hyper complex, multi-variate system.

The ERA got the required 38 states to ratify it, but three of them did so 35 years after the 1982 deadline😂 To claim that it's part of our Constitution is either woefully ignorant or a bald-faced lie

Look up how to donate to Trump on Google - the first link to do so is buried 13 links down and is a sponsored ad. Biden’s campaign appears before an organic link to donate to Trump. Replace Trump with Biden in your search, the first three results are ways to donate to Biden.

Plus extra bonus: she has a cool mom, too

The obvious implication is that a company who put DEI front and center in their ads focused on pilot gender or race over safety. It's not about shaming the pilot, it's about fixing a system that endangers all of us. In the absence of information, that's a valid concern.

The debt situation is far more dire than it was in 1990. Swift action is the only choice - waiting a year for legislation will reduce the benefits of the actions taken. The executive function has also greatly expanded in the last 30 years, so legislation isn't necessary.

Accurate and apparent to those paying attention. No reason to establish remote work for gov workers through 2029, sell off border wall supplies, etc. unless you're trying to actively undermine the will of the people I guarantee his midnight pardons impede overdue justice also

Would still rather get it in the US...

Gen Z is people born between 1997 and 2012, so 13 - 28 years old Half of them are below the legal limit and they have less money to spend (buy cheaper alcohol) Other data supports lower per capita consumption, but this chart isn't the full picture

ICE doesn't need a judicial warrant to arrest illegal aliens. Lander knows this which is why he was so specific. He's counting on his base's ignorance to make it look like ICE was breaking the law. ICE has the authority to detain / arrest US citizens if they interfere.

The Constitution disallows exactly this to prevent foreign nations from playing states off each other. Making treaties or alliances with foreign nations is expressly forbade: Section 10, Clause 1: "No State shall enter into any Treaty, Alliance, or Confederation"

What an incredibly sad and inaccurate projection

This week I begin my new role as COO of @YumaGroup. As a company outsider until recently who spent the last few weeks doing intensive onboarding, I can say conclusively that Yuma is, more than anything, a deeply passionate and capable team with a foundational commitment to being positive contributors to the Bittensor ecosystem. I can also assure you: headlines and posts about this company are a fraction of what’s happening behind the scenes. The company is actively validating on 120+ subnets and mining on others, providing supporting infrastructure to innovative young companies around the world. Building out reliable technology services to a wide spectrum of startups with ever-changing needs is no small feat, but it’s happening here 24/7 as the result of substantial and ongoing investment. Yuma is also bringing Bittensor access to people who would not have it otherwise. The team has been a driving force behind the implementation of Tao wallets at many of the world’s leading custodians, as well as the enablement of those custodians’ clients to seamlessly stake their assets. While I’m not at liberty to share numbers or future plans, I can assure you that if you’re part of the Bittesnor ecosystem - in any way - you are a beneficiary of this effort. The company has so far provided capital to 15 subnet operators, empowering entrepreneurs around the world with fuel to test their ideas. This also means Yuma remains deeply engaged with the core of the industry so we can continue to iterate on everything from funding terms to alpha incentives and technology collaborations. Having a well-resourced and genuinely friendly partner is among the greatest accelerants early-stage companies could ask for, and I witness that happening here every day. My job is to apply my experience developing critical infrastructure companies to ensure Yuma continues growing into a strong, resilient organization where great people can do exceptional work, while continuing to elevate Bittensor. That’s no small feat in a market as dynamic as this one, but I have no doubt we’ll do it. Beyond Yuma, I also see tremendous opportunity for collaboration across the industry. This network is at a stage where a rising tide lifts all boats. Bittensor is powerful enough to make that tide a tsunami if people continue to share ideas, have the courage to try new things, and contribute to the ecosystem as a whole. I look forward to the years ahead with you all.

Yes - and we can't get enough of him Just love our country and be respectful of others. That's all anyone we've been asking and @ScottPresler is a true champion of that ideal

Valid points, but Americans did intentionally kill buffalo en masse to starve out the tribes that depended on them for sustenance

Kamala is an expert at running down the clock with non-answers. That's not possible in the Rogan format both because he'll push for a real answer and three hours is plenty of time to get actual responses.

I've lived in Manhattan for 16 years and the aggressive vagrancy has reached a point of absurdity. The amount of threatening people on the streets is at a level I haven't seen since moving here. I know you like data, but crime stats just don't capture what I see daily.

I have a general disdain for showboating but I agree that’s a banger. There should be a humor threshold beyond which it’s allowed. Up to you if you want to role the dice

The passenger was clearly having a mental health episode and didn't deserve to be treated that way

Bad take. The guy in silver shot after the whistle, from behind. Dangerous and unsportsmanlike. Totally inexcusable behavior. Seeing the bench get involved after someone is blindsided is not abnormal for wrestling. Has nothing to do with race.

$600M is large enough to find concerning regardless of the proportional context

Occupy Wall St. did this while I was at Citi in 2011. I was ready to plow through them; unfortunately management gave us specific instructions not to try to get through them. It lasted a couple days and then it was back to normal. Can assume the same will be the case here.

Here’s how this will go: - Jeffries: insists on unmasking - ICE: That will endanger our agents - Dems push for it anyway - ICE agents targeted, harmed - Dems take zero responsibility There is zero reason to unmask other than to enable violent retribution

British advice for travelers: "You should comply with all entry, visa and other conditions of entry. The authorities in the U.S. set and enforce entry rules strictly. You may be liable to arrest or detention if you break the rules." Heaven forbid we enforce our rules

Not quite. The average age of marriage in the US is 32. Average dating period before marriage is ~3 years, so meeting a spouse in your late 20s is the norm. Getting married in late 20s - mid 30s also has the most favorable correlation with divorce rates

Which, ironically, sounds like progress

Doesn’t help that the city takes $600M our taxes and uses it to pay rent on 36,000 apartments, largely for migrants who no longer fit in the shelters We’re competing with our own tax dollars for housing

Read the comments on the original post and you’ll see there are many people that think Jennings is a monster for challenging her. They seem to be fully unaware of the concept of budgets and trade-offs

I’ve been tracking a simple but important Bittensor metric that I’m surprised I haven’t seen elsewhere: Total Network Value (TNV) - the combined market cap of TAO + all subnet tokens - which continues to achieve all-time highs. (1/8)

This wreaks of someone who achieved their dream of making it into a top firm and then realized they don't have what it takes to succeed there. Rather than face the shame of quitting, she chose to get fired for grandstanding.

Burka / niqab / hijab is for modesty to not attract the gaze of men. The fact that they feel that's necessary to put on a child tells you a lot about the culture.

You do realize that these yachts create tremendous amounts of economic activity, right? He's employing builders, designers, crew, energy producers, and tons of others. They also have plenty of other "outlets for their tremendous fortunes" - you just happen to focus on this.

The thing is it's not high value work. Growing up I always mowed my family's lawn, but now I'd rather spend my limited free time with my own family. When my kids are old enough, I'll send them back out there for the sake of learning. Until then, it's just not worth the time.

I don't like @dieworkwear 's politics but I will absolutely roll up in a properly tailored three piece to have his back

Seems more useful to identify and prosecute shoplifters so the cost of stolen items doesn't fall on their paying customers.

And your supporters are waving the Iranian flag in Times Square right now

Probably because it’s unnecessary after hearing it nonstop for years

More than a decade ago, I had the privilege of working alongside the Grayscale team who had selected my first company, TradeBlock, to be the reference rate provider for what would eventually become the world's first bitcoin ETF with tens of billions under management. I got to watch their efforts bridge institutional capital into the world's foundational digital currency in its earliest days, offering investors financial exposure to a highly technical asset, while driving critical capital to early-stage companies in the nascent bitcoin economy by virtue of asset appreciation. In the years that followed, it was clear that both groups had benefited tremendously from what Grayscale built. With the launch of Yuma Asset Management today, we get to help bring those same benefits to Bittensor. Driving institutional capital directly into subnet tokens creates high-octane fuel to incentivize miners, validators, and operators, while offering investors financial exposure to an asset whose complexity in these early days would otherwise be out of reach. It's a big day for Yuma. It's an even bigger day for Bittensor.

The libertarian open border position always confounded me. It necessarily assumes the entire planet shares the same ideals and policies. Until that's the case, you need a functional division between the people adhering to your principles and those who don't.

Harris is the nominee without any constituents voting for her. She and Walz have both advocated for limiting speech on platforms like X, and have done so when given the chance

"EU officials said they worry Putin is simply using the offer as a ploy to avoid punishing new sanctions." ... that's the whole point of the sanctions...

Sure: 1) if they're not politically aligned and that's going to be a problem, better to find out sooner. No harm there 2) if she's the kind of person subject to herd mentality and unable to realize that app is undoubtedly filled with spiteful rants of questionable veracity, this app serves as a way for her and the most gossip-prone women to filter themselves out before you even have to deal with them

The lady doth protest too much, methinks

For what it's worth, Cornell takes cheating extremely seriously. He may get his degree from UC Davis, but if Cornell catches wind of this he's not going there. Also, this guy helped someone cheat and is surprised he got cheated? Lesson there.

The people the NYT appeals to may be far less concerned about that than you'd hope

In 2023, KPMG’s audit of DHS found an array of material weaknesses, but as it relates to finances, they discovered failures related to internal controls and compliance with laws. For one, they had terrible oversight of the use of funds from DHS grants. KPMG also reported non-compliance with multiple laws, including: - Federal Manager’s Financial Integrity Act of 1992 - Federal Financial Management Improvement Act of 1992 These are absolutely the kind of failures that lead to terminations and potentially criminal action when they occur in the private sector

This is like finding out American food brands use different ingredients overseas

Curious that his parents would choose to immigrate to a country that's supposedly so deeply racist against non-whites.

St. Moritz, Switzerland. Not a resort, per se, but the tiny mountain town is effectively that. 15 min walk to the lifts from anywhere

Trump has not threatened violence towards Canada. This statement is absurd

If done in a way that doesn't disrupt fire prevention readiness, this would be a major perk and great for recruitment

The wildest part of this is their assumption that the Effective Altruism polycule would be the seeds of said genetically superior civilization

Police state implies control of citizens. This is a defense company protecting us from an invasion.

The juxtaposition of the cheapest and most tasteless possible furniture against the backdrop of historical, grandiose, intricate beauty is what makes this so depressing. If executed with proper design sense and respect for the space, this could be done in a way that works well.

To be fair, it was increasingly obvious early on that case and death counts were being manipulated. That said, there were definitely >35K cases. Sam Harris could do himself a favor and produce even a shred of evidence if he's going to make a claim like this.

His agenda is too difficult to refute rationally, so she's going for ad hominem and religious attacks. Perfectly in line with her personality historically.

She skipped Carter’s funeral as well. I’m noticing a pattern

His wealth has nothing to do with the definition of an oligarchy. He also does not have any control in the government, which is a critical component of being an oligarch. The @DOGE team is simply investigating and surfacing information to the public and @POTUS

Yea I'm not debating the natives killed tons of buffalo, but the population drop from tens of millions to less than 500 in decades was the result of systematic decimation by the US for strategic advantage. I'm also not applying judgement. Just saying no group is innocent.

The problem is the system is so far deviated from what they designed it’s now a distant remnant of its original self What we’re seeing is the natural outcome of more than a century of abandoning core principles

It's not inconceivable that he's actually learned from his mistakes. Musk bought Twitter with the benefit of hindsight on COVID. Zuck had to operate in the fog. Let's just be glad he's come around now, whatever the reason may be.

These two men are not the same. Vivek has a profound knowledge and respect for America's history and ideals. Arguably with greater depth than any politician in my lifetime. He understandably lost a lot of people with the H1-B comments, but he's *nothing* like Mandami

That’s simply not true. The CCP, arguably our country’s greatestt threat, can influence what Americans are shown on TikTok. That’s not the case with reels

"I'm not going to talk about who is talking to whom" In what way is that a confirmation that Trump lied? Seems more like you're lying and hoping people won't watch the video to verify

It's because the data doesn't capture the experience here. The murder rate may be lower, but *every single block* in this city has a psychotic vagrant that seems ready to stab you at any moment. Sure, statistically I didn't get stabbed this time, but it's uneasy at all times.

Yes. Hence the “Liberty” part of the name

No one will miss it. Few things more annoying than being handed pennies in change, especially if it comes at a loss to the country

And how many of them illegally rushed over the border? Surely you realized that’s the concern here, not immigrants generally