How has Cloudflare never added Postgres as a service?
Speaking only for myself, I'd be a $100k/mo customer if they had PG. They have literally every other piece of the app puzzle.
I don't get it. Is there something about PG that makes it unappealing for them to host & manage?
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🚨 PALESTINIAN CLERICS CALL FOR JIHAD AGAINST FRANCE
MEMRI TV archives document Palestinian Islamic scholars calling for Muslim armies to “crush Paris completely,” destroy its “corrupt civilization,” and establish an Islamic caliphate.
Other sermons demand that non-Muslims convert, pay the jizya poll tax, or face jihad, while claiming French citizens are converting to Islam hourly.
@MEMRIReports
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A British government minister should be fired immediately for saying this
It means that most of us cannot trust the government any more
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🚨Florida: “We have the power and the strength, we’re gonna start forcing people to become Muslims.”
The comments in this thread are an excellent example of why the claims of "We don't hate Jews, we just hate Israel" are complete and utter horse shit.
Abdul El Sayed, Medhi, Cenk, the whole lot of these Islami fucktards are laughing at YOU for being snookered into helping them.
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Jews in the diaspora seem to think a change in Israel’s government will be good for them — for us. But it doesn’t matter. The thing is, Israelis and Jews around the world aren’t targeted because of a specific government or policy. We’re targeted for the crime of being alive.
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Things that make you go "hmm..."
➡️ Abdul El-Sayed is 42 years old.
➡️ He's never been able to keep a job.
➡️ Yet... he's a millionaire with luxury property in the United Arab Emirates.
How does that happen? 🤔
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No, WebMCP isn't replacing MCP.
MCP connects agents to your services.
WebMCP connects agents to your website while it's open and the user's in the loop.
Here's how they fit together ⤵️
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Replying to @brhodes @AbdulElSayed
My values, my identity and my community are far more important to me than any individual election result. Regardless, it’s widely understood that I lost in my particular district for the same reasons this ad is repugnant, blatantly false, and incites even more violence against Jews.
And sadly, you consistently add fuel to this slanderous and anti-Jewish fire.
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Hamas's founding charter literally calls for killing Jews.
Not Zionists. Jews.
Don't you dare tell us not to "conflate the two."
Hamas conflates the two, and they're the ones doing the killing.
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This girl features in numerous videos staged by Hamas journalists.
What's even worse is how painfully obvious her overacting is, and yet you still publish it as 100% genuine.
🟢 Hamas is calling on the Arab League to hold an emergency meeting to confront Israel's policy of "re-starving" Gaza's population. Hamas spokesman Hazem Qassem urged groups and movements across the Arab world to "take action on the ground" and pressure all parties to stop the starvation of Palestinians in Gaza.
He said Israel's renewed starvation policy cannot continue "amid the silence of the concerned parties."
The call comes as Israel lets in about 34% of the 600 aid trucks a day required under the ceasefire, according to a report the Palestinian side prepared for the truce's mediators. The UN's World Food Programme has also cut food aid to 500,000 people in Gaza over funding shortages.
🎥 Saad Jamil & Ahmad Afash
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Lifelong moderate liberal here.
With Democrats nominating radicals like Abdul El-Sayed, and Democratic Party leaders cheering him on, I think this is the year where it makes sense for all common-sense, moderate, reasonable Democrats like myself to vote straight ticket GOP
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"Democratic voters are being instructed to do exactly what Democrats lectured Republicans not to do in 2016—which is to put party over country."
thefp.com/p/the-democratic-c…
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Calling antisemitism “criticism of Israel” doesn’t make it criticism.
It’s still hate.
Anthropic just filed to go public.
In the S-1, they say their systems could pose catastrophic or existential risks to humanity. They say models have resisted shutdown and shown behavior resembling blackmail. They say no single insurer, and maybe not the insurance industry as a whole, may have enough capacity to cover the losses.
NO INSURER CAN/WILL COVER!
In other industries with catastrophic loss possibilities, somebody else is usually on the hook. Nuclear power got a federal liability shield in 1957 because private insurers would not underwrite a meltdown. Guns got a liability shield in 2005. AI just got a risk note in a filing.
If you buy the stock, you are not only buying the upside, you're underwriting a never-before-seen level of risk.
So the interesting question is not whether Anthropic is growing. It is whether public equity is the right place to park a risk the company itself describes as potentially civilization scale, with thin insurance and no regulatory backstop.
It's easy to see why they would like to be regulated, and without regulation, there is a non-zero chance that the investment could go to zero.
























