Chris tells Jessica he's used to dating women who "work out all the time." Love is Blind: Season 10 is now streaming.

Evan I thought your book was OK, and I'm certainly very receptive to the idea of D organizations having become too woke/progressive/etc but this Cheesecake Factory stuff makes you look like a humorless reactionary idiot take the fucking L.

The internet told them Europe was a social paradise. Turns out the trains are awful, the health care isn’t free, and people can be really mean. buff.ly/5cLtnha

Does it count as work when you're waiting idk +/- 5 minutes for an LLM to respond to a complicated query, multiplied over many prompts? It's kind of hard to use that time productively, especially since sometimes "5 minutes" is 20 minutes and sometimes it's 20 seconds.

drinking data center water and absorbing all the data

Partisans are highly segregated by workplace--the effect is similar in size to gender segregation at work. Museums and environmental organizations have the fewest Republicans, gas pipelines and mines have the most Republicans. Historians are most likely to be Democrats, drill operators are the most likely to be Republicans. Political Segregation is largest among the politically active and those with more market power (senior executives). Republicans experience higher exposure to Democrats at work: the average Republican’s coworkers are 50% Democratic versus 32% Republican for the average Democrat. nature.com/articles/s41562-0…

Free ideas for data center companies: - Agree to build 100 homes for every data center & sell that at below market cost/give them away to locals. - commit to hiring & paying 500 residents to do community work (arts, health care, community improvement) for life of the center.

BREAKING: White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt, the youngest person to hold the role, will leave at the end of the month, President Trump says. apnews.com/article/trump-pre…

This is downstream of the same reason Disney can raise prices eternally for the parks and middle or even upper middle class people get frustrated that they can’t afford it: it’s a Veblen good and also something that touches on the core subconscious parts of American culture.

genuinely the answer is just H right? New York City Washington DC Pittsburgh Philadelphia And the you get various types of nature eg beaches in Ocean City/Virginia Beach, or the Appalachian Mountains in West Virginia, etc

FYI, we’re exactly 19 years away from an insane solar eclipse in the United States. August 12th, 2045 will feature an epic totality path lined with great viewing spots. Parts of the southeast will be under totality for six minutes!

💯I'm increasingly convinced that partisan primaries and gerrymandering are the original sin of our broken politics. Crazy fanatics dominate primary voting, and then gerrymandering carries the broken candidate over the finish line. And then we all hate the Congress it produces.

🦔Turn your sound on for this one. This is what it sounds like to live next to an AI data center, 24 hours a day. In Dowagiac, Michigan, residents sued after a facility run by Hyperscale Data ran around the clock at 78 decibels outside their homes. The company offered to buy their houses rather than fix the noise. One family has lived on that street for nearly a century. My Take This isn't one town with one bad facility. Microsoft faces a class-action in Wisconsin over data center noise residents can hear a mile and a half from the property line. In Virginia, one-third of data centers sit within 200 feet of homes. Noise from thousands of servers can hit 96 decibels, and diesel backup generators reach 105, which is a jet overhead. Residents report headaches, nausea, and sleep problems. Property values near this kind of infrastructure drop up to 20%. The company response in Michigan was to offer to buy the homes rather than quiet the facility, homes that families spent decades in, priced against a corporate buyout. Water in Oregon, wells in Georgia, ratepayer costs in Louisiana, river water in California, and now noise in Michigan and Wisconsin. None of this was in the brochure when these projects got approved. Closed-loop cooling and proper sound barriers exist and would solve most of this, but they cost more, so the companies skip them and the neighbors lose sleep and equity instead. Hedgie🤗