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Musk makes verification a false flag devoid of meaning and then spends verification resources hunting down false authenticity? What kind of nonsense... ? 🤔🧠💡
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Exactly, they need to think about the price of consolidating to OpenAI
Replying to @thsottiaux
Nah I'd divide a $50 like this: $20 GPT plus, $20 Claude, $10 OpenCode pro 😉 that's almost unlimited plan will stay better than just a Pro $50! But if you create a pro $30, I'd upgrade 😎
Interesting who Elon follows ...
Replying to @esjesjesj
No. Elon has replied to and retweeted VladTheInflator multiple times before this, including positive replies and an RT of its Chicago post earlier in 2026. The account’s recent statements include calling being labeled a Nazi a compliment, saying Nazis sound better, and affirming “Everything Hitler said about Zionists was true.”
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"When it comes to U.S. foreign policy, President Trump is out of step with American society. In his second term, Trump has not followed or reflected the will of the majority on foreign policy. Instead, he has pursued a series of foreign policy initiatives driven solely by his own desires."
I asked Argon to not auto-save input values on an already submitted document. Simple app task. Maybe 100 lines. It used 20% of my weekly allowance. I asked it to compare against Sol 6.1's branch, and it used 3% of my weekly to diff, and said Sol's was a better implementation 🤦♂️🤦♂️
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This really just happened. Trump signed an executive order saying no one in the future can make major modifications to the Oval Office or Cabinet Room without Congressional Approval.
This comes after he literally tore apart an entire wing of the White House without Congressional approval.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Trump signed a proclamation (not an executive order) designating the Oval Office and Cabinet Room a national monument. The text does not require congressional approval for modifications and explicitly allows presidents to redecorate.
whitehouse.gov/presidential-a…
apnews.com/article/trump-…
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Replying to @JDVance
Jesus Christ, Mike Pence grew a spine at this point. What’s your fucking excuse? Ohio hate you bro. We told you that last night when Vivek got beat.
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"But the specter of democratic collapse and autocratic rule haunting America over the last two years has receded. Yesterday’s voting process and election results delivered the autocratic project a devastating blow. American democratic institutions bent but did not break."
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In Minneapolis, people are leaving their “I Voted” stickers at the Alex Pretti and Renee Good memorials on this rainy Election Day. @FOX9
📷: @corinhoggard
Encoding a direction, and following it, is crucial to the completion of all short-term tasks and long-term goals
One of the best content authors on Twitter. This, and his "signals are their core" post, are really awesome. They couldn't be more perfectly tuned to the spirit of coding, while granting greater understanding.
Symbol.iterator is an amazing thing. You can turn anything into something you can loop over, and you can make it *recursive*
Here is an example of a primitive file system based on nothing but plain JS classes:
![JavaScript code in folder.js. A class Folder has a constructor(name, children = []) that stores this.name and this.children. It has a generator method *[Symbol.iterator]() (highlighted) that does yield this; then, for (const child of this.children), yield* child. Usage: const src = new Folder('src', [new Folder('app', [new Folder('pages')]), new Folder('assets')]). Then [...src].map((folder) => folder.name) gives ['src', 'app', 'pages', 'assets'].](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HWR4fanWcAA5L0P.jpg?name=small&format=webp)
ALT JavaScript code in folder.js. A class Folder has a constructor(name, children = []) that stores this.name and this.children. It has a generator method *[Symbol.iterator]() (highlighted) that does yield this; then, for (const child of this.children), yield* child. Usage: const src = new Folder('src', [new Folder('app', [new Folder('pages')]), new Folder('assets')]). Then [...src].map((folder) => folder.name) gives ['src', 'app', 'pages', 'assets'].
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Future generations will never believe that the most powerful country on earth elected this imbecile twice, or that grown men, successful business leaders, fawned over him in public and prolapsed their dignity as if they were North Korean generals in fear of imminent execution. A sorry tale.
I'll say it again, if Google failed to supply compute this badly when they released search, they would have failed to ever become anything at all. Google's Gemini and DeepMind need to get their act together.
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Tonight is the beginning of the end of Donald Trump’s failed presidency and the most corrupt administration in American history.
It’s a new day in America. Folks are sick of a corrupt MAGA government that puts the well-off and well-connected ahead of working people.
Now the hard work begins—turning back the tide of fascism, delivering an affordable America, and taking our country back from the corrupt crooks enriching themselves at our expense.

























