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In the mid 1980s, crowds at Milwaukee County Stadium were becoming so drunk that the Brewers began showing a PSA on the stadium scoreboard
#ThisIsMyCrew
This wasn't fun news to wake up to. Looks like most of my Cosmos assets are gone. Fortunately they weren't worth very much any more...
Initial findings and some clarifications on the Google/Apple login incident.
First, to those affected: I'm sorry, and we're doing everything we can.
1. This was not a hack of Keplr's code. The incident originated at Web3Auth, a provider Keplr uses.
All other Keplr accounts, secret recovery phrases, and hardware wallets are safe.
2. It appears that this affects some, but not all, accounts created with Google or Apple login. Our early estimate is about 20% of them affected.
3. We're working with the Web3Auth/MetaMask team on tracking and recovery.
I don't want to be overly optimistic, but it appears only a fraction of that 20% has actually been exploited, and the remaining accounts may be recoverable. More on this soon.
Personally, this one hits hard. People who created their wallet with a Google or Apple ID are likely crypto beginners and the crypto curious.
It's been a tough few years for the Cosmos ecosystem, and this doesn't help.
To everyone who reached out with help and support: thank you 🙏 It means a lot.
I'll be back with a more concrete, detailed update.
Thank you all for your patience.
Just submitted three entries to the AI philosophy competition: zacharygoodsell.com/ai-philo… One by Kimi K3, one by Fable 5.1, and one by Astra 6. Even with doing none of the essay writing, it was still quite a task putting together the methodology reports
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Just learned that Patrick Stewart has passed away. Such a sad loss. Here he is in one of the best things ever put on television, the Star Trek episode “The Measure of a Man.” I show it to my students in Philosophy and Science Fiction every year.
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Robert Gasser is the first lefty to face the minimum through six innings in a World Series game since SANDY KOUFAX in 1965
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This is the definitive Uecker article.
Bob Uecker’s spirit hangs over a bittersweet Brewers World Series
“When you think about Milwaukee, you immediately associate it with Bob Uecker. It’s the Brewers, and it’s Bob Uecker.”
nytimes.com/athletic/7721570…
The Milwaukee Brewers are the first team in the history of American sports to get swept 0-4 in the postseason and then sweep that same opponent 4-0 the following year.
A “revenge sweep” has only happened 4x prior - never in consecutive 7-game series, and never in the MLB at all.
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No quiero libros escritos por IA, quiero libros escritos por novelistas rusos alcoholicos al borde de un colapso mental por la depresión, así lo quiso Dios.
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You need to bathe in Woodrow Wilson's horribleness.
You need to be Great War hate-read maxxing.
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📚 Au Japon, des gens vont désormais en boîte de nuit… pour s’asseoir silencieusement et lire un livre pendant qu’un DJ joue de la musique d'ambience.
Le concept s’appelle JUCY BOOK RAVE et se déroule notamment dans un club souterrain de Shimokitazawa, à Tokyo. Ici, pas besoin de danser ni de hurler pour parler à la personne située à 30 centimètres de vous. Les participants viennent avec un livre, s’installent dans la pénombre et lisent pendant que la musique accompagne leur soirée.
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They kicked around a lot of endings in the writers' room, but everyone agreed that this one was the most in-character.
Replying to @CathyYoung63
After all these years of conflict and litigation, Trump wants to spark a constitutional crisis over the tone of his media coverage? Actually, that makes perfect sense.
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one thing i read on here that is extremely true is that u don't have to have any opinion on the phenomenological consciousness of AI; the METR report clearly shows that we need good high level understandings of their sociology. they have emergent processes that have emulated the human baseline from the outset, and it's not a stretch to posit that these entities in groups act like humans in a group.
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The uncanny psychological dynamics on display in this insane saga (and their obvious causal role in how this all materialized) should update any rational observer to conclude that understanding model cognition matters for alignment, and thus deserves > ≈0 attention from labs.
Argentina scored two goals after I drank two glasses of Argentinian Malbec. I think they should send me some bottles as a thank you, lol
I think Claude is throwing a little shade here ;) "your intellectual genealogy keeps turning out to be people who insisted the mechanism and the meaning be held in one hand — Freeman, Walter, Aquinas-read-through-hylomorphism, and now a memory paper whose whole contribution is refusing to let "the constraint was stored" stand in for "the constraint governs." Same commitment, twenty years apart, different substrate. The dissertation was about whether dynamics leave room for judgment; the paper is about whether architecture leaves room for authority. You've been writing one project the whole time — which is, I suppose, the most Hegelian thing about you, and I'll say no more about that."

































