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Expected better from the 3.5aud aldi shiraz, might need to pay a full five next time
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I thank all friends of Ukraine and everyone who helps us obtain important information and supports Ukrainian intelligence operations. Our intelligence agencies reported on the results of their work to assess the internal situation in Russia and obtain documents that end up on the Russian leader’s desk. We understand that Putin rarely receives information that is entirely truthful and unvarnished. But even what he sees in the documents that reach him still allows conclusions to be drawn. In particular, the so-called “projected indicators” of Russians’ dissatisfaction with Putin will continue to rise steadily, and he is already being conditioned to accept the idea that this growing dissatisfaction cannot be stopped and that this indicator “will not plateau” by September, when parliamentary elections are scheduled in Russia. As for the level of support for Russia’s ruling party, a steady downward trend is being recorded, which means significantly greater electoral fraud will be needed. They are also reporting a substantial rise in protest sentiment in Russian regions. We believe these reports also do not yet take into account the potential events of June, July, and August, which are bound to further affect the situation in Russia. The entirely justified pressure on Russia over this war will continue and intensify – and it won’t be just our pressure. So by September, Putin will be facing significantly worse indicators. Unfortunately, to all the public and non-public peace proposals we have made, the only response has been words about continuing his war. The internal situation in Russia should convince him of the opposite: that peace is needed. Ukraine is proposing to negotiate a dignified peace. Obviously, the trends will not change, and over time this may mean that an agreement will have to be reached with someone else from Russia – someone who will not shut themselves off from reality. Glory to Ukraine!
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people clearly getting LLMs to write their stuff but with a "just lower case and no punctuation" prompt are rlly annoying. more annoying than just rawdogging it tbh
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ok have my mechanical keyboard back and it feels so good i missed this i needed this
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making sharing niche veins of info and providing analysis of it viable seems really quite good. journalism has mostly been destroyed by the internet (google more than anything) but there are prospects for smaller information boutiques
AN ACTUAL GOOD THING TO COME FROM AI In today’s newsletter, I wrote about our new chat with @aidenjohnsonn_ and how stories like his are far more white-pilling than the typical “one day this might cure cancer” form of AI boosterism.
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Gpt5.5 free month trial just as claude has fable 5 out. V much frees me up to vibecode with an overpowerful model then still have a back-up spare
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And 5.5 is better than claude sonnet and opus atm anyway. Hilariously, the second anthropic is bigger
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don't make meagher PM, he doesn't drink and he doesn't post anymore
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Austen wrote social satire and also earnest romance, reducing her works to either silly girl gossip or about women surviving is in error Both pop up, neither is the core
look I think it’s fine to say some books aren’t for you but there is this impulse among Male Literary Intellectuals to dismiss Austen as just a silly girl gossip book, when it is, in fact, about surviving as a woman in a world that views them as inherently silly
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look I think it’s fine to say some books aren’t for you but there is this impulse among Male Literary Intellectuals to dismiss Austen as just a silly girl gossip book, when it is, in fact, about surviving as a woman in a world that views them as inherently silly
“I have tried reading this book maybe seven times so far, and each time I make it only 40 or so pages before I have this urge to do … anything but live inside upper middle-class concerns about who marries who among the 18th-century English gentry.” —“Shelf Life: Ocean Vuong”
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Maybe nz transport infra costs are bad because we build things far apart and want highways and tunneled trams and not, like, houses built in stacks connected by buses and surface trams
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Anyone thought about this?
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Yeeeeeah you want frequency (and ideally services to where people want to go) not price caps. Maccas isn't the cheapest but you can get a decent cheeseburger like 15 hours a day in 5 minutes. Same goes for PT
a bus every 6-7 minutes is the entire secret of good transit. no schedule, no app, you just show up. the kids have been screaming the answer at us for over a year. six seveeen. headways. they're talking about headways
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Richard Prebble wrote a column I agree with 2026 is wild
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Why are new classrooms a million dollars each? How much does a box with windows cost?
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Ay i was right on the meaning of the gang patch ban, for the requests for return case. Thanks becroft j. Big ups.
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How does kpmg australia have 800k of debt per partner? Your expenses are rent, wages, champagne and ms office
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capping public transport revenue is, in fact, very bad for public transport. Which is already subsidised and desperate for funds
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Its a shame that I was born too late to argue that season 2 of the wire might be the strongest season online. Like I can but no one cares
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Sensible people don't become politicians for basically the same reasons that people aren't having kids as much
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