John Kiriakou Openly claims he was mossad in recent interviews.

Also look up Israel’s relationship with pedophilia (being a safe haven for the accused and convicted). You’ll find plenty of Jewish in isreal media sources reporting on this.

John Kiriakou Openly says he had to be mossad.

John Kiriakou talks a lot. Not that I don't think things he says are convincing, but he sure has a lot to say for a former CIA officer.

Funny. Sam Altman is also accused by his own sister of being a diddler!

He's literally one of if not my favorite senator right now. Oregon is an extremely based/wonderful state, and so are its brothers in Washington. The politics of the region is wonderful and most who hate them hate them cus they ain't them.

Now, if we could just get its population to stop hating AI and being luddities, they could ride the GenAI wave up forever. Unfortunately, "everyone in seattle hates AI"

Ron Wyden, Rand Paul and Justin Amash (until he left office in 2021), are the only members of congress I have respect for simply because they've proven consistently willing to ignore party loyalties and even their own political currency to stand for certain issues they feel strongly about - regardless of which party it helped or hurt.

Information wants to be free. All gatekeepers of information are ontologically evil. Aaron Swartz was a saint and he'd smile on current GenAI systems.

Agreed, agent scaling and orchestration indicates that demand for compute is going to blow up, if it hasn't already. The rationale for building all those datacenters they can't build fast enough is finally making sense.

This reads like a weird cult-ish revenge fantasy.

And what about you? Show your "I used AI today" badge, right now!

Oh yeah I mean if you're a webdev and you haven't built several data centres already you're basically asking to be homeless.

"This isn't X, it's Y" with extra steps.

I'm flattered you think I wrote as well as an AI.

This place truly is reddit with an orange banner.

Nobody said HN has to be very serious all the time. A bit of humour won't hurt and can make your day brighter.

A bit of humour doesn't hurt. But if this crap gets upvoted it will lead to an arms race of funny quips, puns, and all around snarkiness. You can't have serious conversations when people try to out-wit each other.

homie is too busy planning food banks for the heathens https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46903368

It's impressive that you felt the need to register a new account and go through their comment history.

Not that hard to do but sure bro, sick burn.

Good.

I spend time in the "third world" where they honk all the time and don't care about road laws (i.e. lane lines are merely suggestions, no requirement to buckle your seat belt), non existent road law enforcement.

It's amazing. Every type of vehicle shares the road in relative harmony. It's the ultimate "mixed use/complete streets" liberal wet dream of transportation infrastructure. It maximizes the utility of the roads. There's also far fewer lifted trucks and similar which harms the visibility of the highly alert drivers.

Everyone is still on their phones, but because they are used to a far more chaotic roads, they pay FAR better attention. Furthermore, the average health is infinitely better (almost no obesity), so even their 80 year old grandmas are far healthier and thus more fit to drive.

Unironically deregulate the roads. We need to radically increase speed limits, significantly reduce penalties for meme stuff "i.e. california stopping at stop signs", and yes go after "do-gooders" who think that risking jamming ambulances is worth getting their "slightly safer roads"

Unironically, put Tullock's spike in every car.

Traffic cops are road marauders/parasites. Many tickets shouldn't exist. And no, I don't have any driving tickets.

Tell us the country and I'm pretty sure the traffic nerds here (me included) will come back and show you how what you perceived as harmony is actually a place with shockingly high per-capita traffic fatality rates.

> Traffic cops are road marauders/parasites.

I do agree with this, but mostly because better road design and cameras can completely eliminate the need for traffic cops.

Don't need to be a nerd, 5 secs google search: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/death-rates-road-incident...

> where they honk all the time and don't care about road laws (i.e. lane lines are merely suggestions, no requirement to buckle your seat belt), non existent road law enforcement.

that sounds like Los Angeles to me...

This comment seems entirely tangential to the article.

What? I am living in one of these places right now. The rate of road deaths is vastly higher than even in the USA. This is not a good model.

Charlie Kirk was literally in the middle of talking about the need to accept "taking one for the team" when he "took one for the team".

Similar principle here.

This sort of comment occurs on almost any conversation that touches on road safety. A ridiculous "where there is chaos it is actually safer!" bit of nonsense.

Absolutely, unequivocally destroyed by actual metrics. These "chaos" places like India have absolutely atrocious road safety, with hundreds of thousands of deaths yearly. They only look good per capita because of the relative rarity of vehicles and miles driven, but driving is a perilously dangerous activity there and in similar countries.

The bit about obesity is just doubly weird nonsense.

> significantly reduce penalties for meme stuff "i.e. california stopping at stop signs"

That's not a meme. Rolling a stop sign is failing to obey a traffic control device at the expense of everybody around you. I've almost been hit multiple times as a pedestrian, cyclist, and motorcyclist by ignorant drivers pulling such shenanigans.

If you think that encouraging people to run stop signs is a good idea while harboring contempt for this guy then your worldview is, charitably speaking, inconsistent to the point of absurdity.