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Abrax

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Serrolvor 2 Monaten

Bro you can't keep hiring meth heads

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Sasha 🔜 Aquatifur 🩲vor 2 Monaten

Managercel getting absolutely nail-mogged by Forechad

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MidnightDragonvor 2 Monaten

Oh my.. god! Another glass window broken. That's 5 in total that you broken! The Glass breaking saga continues!

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LoganDarkvor 2 Monaten

was expecting one of them to tap it once to start it, and then drive it all the way in one

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Duhey the Fennecvor 2 Monaten

I was expecting a sledgehammer to suddenly come in and take out the beam xd. Now I wanna see that xd

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💎 Gem Caracal 💎 🇺🇲vor 2 Monaten

Instructions not clear Panicked

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Francois Bothavor 2 Monaten

Using the baby hammer, where is the big framer?

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SaMuS545vor 2 Monaten

Id like for him to brake a windo with a news paper

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fera_acediavor 2 Monaten

He’s so cute though, how can you be mad?

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GodsPurrfectIdiotvor 2 Monaten

Holy aim

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Basicalynicky11vor 2 Monaten

That last guy needs to be in a mental asylum not a construction site

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Clicks and Ticks🔞vor 2 Monaten

Ayo Foreman be looking kinda nice with them swings-

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Triskel💙🌸🎶vor 2 Monaten

The fact that I recognized this from the setting itself even before you appeared 😭 (dude your tiktok videos are su funny)

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CipherHuskyvor 2 Monaten

I had to rewatch this so many times to get a chuckle out of this.

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Zomvor 2 Monaten

Nailed test

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backScattervor 2 Monaten

construction furriers are wild

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ZeroGlitchvor 2 Monaten

nice

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Booted Titan Clankervor 2 Monaten

I love the labourer

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Ｒｕｓｈｎｅｒｄvor 2 Monaten

These keep getting better

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Project Managers know how to use tools?

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I vibe coded a ThreeJS world editor with GPT 5.4 in 48 hours from scratch Open Source, MIT Features: - Integrated AI texture generation - AI model generator - Vertex/Edge/Face Editing - Physics and a Player Controller to test the world - Export (glb) - Pretty much everything essential trenchbroom and hammer offer (brushes, presets, extrude, arc, fill, flip normals, material browser, inflate, deflate,...) - Split View (2D orthogonal) yes, that is dust2 enjoy 😊

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🇺🇸 America's best weapons have become so destructive they're only useful for deterrence or all-out war. Ret. Lt. Col. Anthony Aguilar says that leaves no rung in between, which is exactly the trap Washington keeps walking into: "All you have is a hammer. Well, every problem looks like a nail. Every problem is not a nail." Once an adversary decides to test whether the threat is real, the options collapse to backing down or escalating, with nothing left in the middle.

🇺🇸 America's best weapons have become so destructive they're only useful for deterrence or all-out war. Ret. Lt. Col. Anthony Aguilar says that leaves no rung in between, which is exactly the trap Washington keeps walking into: "All you have is a hammer. Well, every problem looks like a nail. Every problem is not a nail." Once an adversary decides to test whether the threat is real, the options collapse to backing down or escalating, with nothing left in the middle.

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🚨 BREAKING. A U.S. F-35 Lightning II just SHOT DOWN an Iranian drone that was aggressively approaching the USS Abraham Lincoln — the SAME DAY Iranian gunboats threatened a U.S. tanker in the Persian Gulf. Iran is BEGGING for FAFO. 👀 Karoline Leavitt confirmed United States Central Command made the call to take the drone out — at the direction of President Donald Trump.** “For diplomacy to work, it takes two to tango.” Talks are still scheduled — but make no mistake. The President ALWAYS has options. Including military force. Iran knows it. Remember Operation Midnight Hammer. Don’t test America. 🇺🇸

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Dentistry/ Bone graft material/ Cadaver bone/ Dental Implants/ DNA testing/🧵 “If you can work with a mortician, you can average $144,000 per dead body. You go in at night, flip the body over, hammer and chisel and you take out the spinal column. That's what you are going to be selling to dentists and to physicians and they harvest the organs at that time, even though the patient may have been dead 2 or 3 days and you sell it as being fresh material. It is not fresh. But you have to test it, don't you? Vigorous testing for Hepatitis and HIV & that's the end of the story. They don't test it for anything else. We are testing for 92 bugs and some other things, and DNA. We find all kind of things that are not tested and yet it is sold as being certified. The FDA and other agencies that monitor this sort of thing, they say these cannot be called sterile.” "Aseptically processed tissue should not be considered sterile." CDC March 15, 2002 Investigate before you integrate.

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🚨🇺🇸 Trump wants steam catapults back on Navy carriers because of one sailor the Navy can’t find... On a 2017 tour of the USS Gerald R. Ford, a sailor reportedly told Trump that electric catapults need MIT geniuses to fix while steam needs a hammer and a blowtorch. The Navy was ordered in August to price steam for its next carrier, and that sailor has never turned up. Steam has a real case, since it worked for 70 years and crews can fix it at sea with basic tools, while the Ford’s electric system kept breaking and blew the budget. Electric’s case is stronger. It launches jets more gently so they last longer, handles everything from light drones to heavy fighters, and beat steam in a February stress test, while nobody has built steam catapults in decades. So should a ship due in 2034 be designed around one conversation from 2017? The smarter play is forcing contractors to make the electric catapults bulletproof, because ripping them out could cost billions and leave America’s newest carrier running on technology its biggest rival has already left behind. Source: The Wall Street Journal, TWZ / Writer: Daniel

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Alright, the BFU report on that Lufthansa 787 nose gear collapse at Frankfurt is out. And it’s exactly what I figured the second I saw the video. They were troubleshooting an MLG door control fault. Book says move the gear lever to UP to do the test. Problem? The nose downlock pin never went in. It was sitting in the avionics compartment . Main gear pins were fine.. nose one wasn’t. I’ve done this exact kind of job. On a B787-10. I had an SLG actuator fault after a hard landing. Had to pressure up the hydraulics and put the lever UP to deactivate it. Same thing on a B787-8 with an MLG control solenoid issue. Every single time the AMM and the DDG hammer the same warning: install the downlock pins first or you risk the gear retracting on you. You can’t just flip that lever up casually either.. there’s an override you push while you lift it. But once you do, if the pin’s missing… hydraulics do what hydraulics do. B787s have tons of redundancy in the air. On the ground during maintenance? That physical pin is the last line of defence. That’s why the main gear stayed put and the nose didn’t.

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A 15-year-old kid from China asked his parents for $45. He told them it was for school. 3 days later he posted a 90-second short film called Whack-a-Mole, made entirely with AI. By the next morning it sat at 4,370,000 plays. He wanted to be a film director. Nobody lends a 15-year-old a crew. His idea was simple: take the arcade game everyone has played and film it from inside the machine. A mole takes hammer hits for coins, buys 4 grilled skewers at a street stall and hides the wound under a cap before he walks into his kids' kitchen. > GPT-6 Astra wrote the night as 6 scenes, from the first hit to the lit window. > Seedance animated every scene and kept the wound in the same spot all night. > Make posted it to TikTok, Shorts and Reels and logged the views back into his sheet. Everyone films the player. He filmed the mole. The same story works on any job nobody looks at: a mall mascot, a crash test dummy, a dunk-tank clown. > $45 in AI tools > 3 days of work > 1 short film people cried at The full system is in the article 👇

Elvar

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On 8 June, 2023, a Class 9 student in Takrohi area of Lucknow was raped, attacked with a hammer and strangled to death by Shahid, a bike mechanic of her neighborhood. A HinduPost team and local Hindu activists met with Sohani Kanojia's parents, who gave us consent to disclose their daughter's name and spoke with us about the pain of losing their eldest daughter and their fight for justice in the tortuous Indian legal system. The parents, who belong to an SC community, iron clothes for a living, and want nothing less than death penalty for their daughter's killer. The accused even tried to prove himself juvenile by getting a forged school-leaving certificate, but thankfully that lie was caught out in court and an age verification test showed he was an adult at the time of the crime. Anyway, it is imperative that even juveniles in such heinous crimes be tried as adults....and citizen anger is rising at perceived inability of our justice system to provide speedy and deterrent justice in such cases which are exploding all over the nation. Despite the much-improved law & order situation in UP under CM Yogi, we also heard about systemic issues within Indian policing which point to the urgent need for nationwide police reform. about a disorganised Hindu society in stark contrast to highly regimented 'minority', and about Sangh karyakartas often being the only ones standing with such families. Shockingly, the family is still being threatened by the accused Shahid's brother Sahil, which is something we hope will be addressed by authorities at the earliest. #JusticeForSohani #StopTargetingHinduGirls

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HinduPost

56,800 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

holy f*ck. Official Anthropic tip for Claude Code: stop running agent teams on Opus and Sonnet 5.5 alone when Haiku 5.5 can swarm the bus at 340 tok/s spin up an autonomous team with /teams claude --teammate-mode auto Opus 5.5 acts as the lead architect, scoping architecture and validating pull requests Sonnet 5.5 teammates take isolated git worktrees and hammer out implementations at medium effort Haiku 5.5 swarms the peer-to-peer bus as a dedicated scout and fuzzer, only stepping in at three critical moments: → before a contract locks: does the frontend payload match the backend schema? → when a test breaks twice: are we patching the bug or just hiding the symptom? → before calling done: what attack surface or edge race did everyone overlook? Sonnet 5.5 builds. Haiku 5.5 swarms. Opus 5.5 merges and ships Jev engineering runs the identical pattern one layer down: mechanical decisions that need no reasoning (which file to open, which tool to invoke, retry or abort) execute in 16ms, so the frontier models only wake up when execution paths actually diverge Plan on high. Delegate on medium. Keep Haiku 5.5 on P2P call. - the full team setup > Opus 5.5 on high coordinates the session and synthesizes PRs > teammate-ux builds client state inside a separate git worktree > teammate-back writes endpoints and handles Redis atomic locks > teammate-scout runs invariant fuzzing and AST parsing on Haiku 5.5 at 340 tok/s > all teammates communicate directly over peer-to-peer messaging without coordinator drag > tasks.json manages file-level mutex locks so nobody steps on another worktree paste the setup and this prompt into Claude Code below: "Configure my Claude Code workspace for autonomous agent teams: 1. Enable experimental agent teams in ~/.claude/settings.json: > Set CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS to 1 in env block > Set teammateMode to auto > Pin main lead model: opus with effortLevel: high 2. Audit ~/.claude/agents and create teammate profiles fitting ux, backend, and scout: > teammate-ux: model: sonnet, effort: medium, isolation: worktree > teammate-back: model: sonnet, effort: medium, isolation: worktree > teammate-scout: model: haiku, tools: Read, Grep, Glob, SendMessage 3. Configure shared task coordination in ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md: > Initialize tasks.json for task dependencies and atomic file mutexes > Teammates resolve contracts directly over peer-to-peer messaging without lead intervention > Enforce Haiku scout schema verification before teammates mark tasks completed 4. Quality gate: > Opus lead reviews synthesized worktree diffs and validates test suites before final merge Show every configuration diff first. Do not apply edits until confirmed" ↳

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mirku

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A recent video shows Bafel Talabani at a weapons auction with two American YouTubers known for firearms content. What stands out is how openly they goad him into bidding higher, hyping him up with military bravado: “charge,” “take no prisoners,” “eat their wounded.” They coach him through the auction like handlers working a fight, and he plays along until the hammer drops at $11,000. They are essentially treating him as a fool, and he does not seem to realize it. These appear to be the same YouTubers Talabani previously filmed with in Iraq, where he mobilized his entire commando force to test weapons on camera, turning a public security apparatus into a prop for online entertainment. The $11,000 is not the point. Everyone knows these families hold wealth in the hundreds of millions, if not billions. What matters is not just the optics but what it reveals about the man himself. At home, Talabani projects the tough, militaristic leader who rules through force. Yet put him in a room with two YouTubers and he becomes pliable, eager to please, visibly pushed around. That contrast says something about the personality behind the strongman act. To be clear, there is nothing wrong with a leader befriending foreigners, and there is nothing wrong with having hobbies. Leaders are human. They need downtime, and no one begrudges them that. But there is a difference between having a private interest and performing it like this, on camera, being pushed around while your own people watch. That is not a leader enjoying a hobby. That is a terrible look. The timing compounds all of it. The economic crisis is deepening. Salary payments remain erratic. Talabani’s own media channel has been weaponizing the salary issue to project solidarity with ordinary citizens. Yet here is their leader, on camera, being goaded into throwing money around at a foreign auction. After that, the populist messaging becomes very hard to take seriously.

A recent video shows Bafel Talabani at a weapons auction with two American YouTubers known for firearms content. What stands out is how openly they goad him into bidding higher, hyping him up with military bravado: “charge,” “take no prisoners,” “eat their wounded.” They coach him through the auction like handlers working a fight, and he plays along until the hammer drops at $11,000. They are essentially treating him as a fool, and he does not seem to realize it. These appear to be the same YouTubers Talabani previously filmed with in Iraq, where he mobilized his entire commando force to test weapons on camera, turning a public security apparatus into a prop for online entertainment. The $11,000 is not the point. Everyone knows these families hold wealth in the hundreds of millions, if not billions. What matters is not just the optics but what it reveals about the man himself. At home, Talabani projects the tough, militaristic leader who rules through force. Yet put him in a room with two YouTubers and he becomes pliable, eager to please, visibly pushed around. That contrast says something about the personality behind the strongman act. To be clear, there is nothing wrong with a leader befriending foreigners, and there is nothing wrong with having hobbies. Leaders are human. They need downtime, and no one begrudges them that. But there is a difference between having a private interest and performing it like this, on camera, being pushed around while your own people watch. That is not a leader enjoying a hobby. That is a terrible look. The timing compounds all of it. The economic crisis is deepening. Salary payments remain erratic. Talabani’s own media channel has been weaponizing the salary issue to project solidarity with ordinary citizens. Yet here is their leader, on camera, being goaded into throwing money around at a foreign auction. After that, the populist messaging becomes very hard to take seriously.

Kurdistan Watch

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You know I like to ask provocative questions 🧐… Could a NEW 💊 DRUG for Fatty Liver impact LDL cholesterol in lean metabolically healthy people on a #keto diet? If so… HOW and what could we learn!? 👉 New exciting data in NEJM on a phase III trial for a thyroid receptor beta liver-targeting drug shows impressive results for reversing fatty liver In association, there are decreases in LDL-C, along with ApoB, ApoCIII, and even Lp(a) But what happens were we to put this same drug in a VERY different metabolic context? 🔨Would said drug hammer LDL-C in #LMHR into the floor simply because their LDL levels have so far to drop? OR could the opposite happen? ⚡️Could ramping up liver metabolism increase, rather than decrease, LDL-C in LMHR. I don’t know! But point being: CONTEXT, CONTEXT, CONTEXT. Just like OREO Cookie lowered LDL-C in #LMHR, when you change the metabolic context, sometimes you get surprising results And, it’s fair game to speculate (EMPHASIS: I AM SPECULATING) and pose bold ideas, provided we are CLEAR we can’t truly know the answers until we test. For more, see video: I, for one, think the NEJM data are promising for the indicated use case, and humbly share where my scientific mind ‘wanders’ when presented with these data, framed by my own field and interests NEJM paper: P.S. I know people are going to go "off" suggesting I'm recommending X, Y or Z or saying something about "dangers" of high LDL in #LMHR. I'm not. I'm just open-mindedly and transparently providing a provocative thought puzzle... if your emotions are stimulated, I did my job I suppose... if you let them get the better of you... that's on you 😜 cc Dave Feldman Adrian Soto-Mota (my #LEM bros!) William Cromwell, MD LipoFan Simon Hill MSc, BSc Matthew A. Nehs Dominic D'Agostino STEM-Talk

You know I like to ask provocative questions 🧐… Could a NEW 💊 DRUG for Fatty Liver impact LDL cholesterol in lean metabolically healthy people on a #keto diet? If so… HOW and what could we learn!? 👉 New exciting data in NEJM on a phase III trial for a thyroid receptor beta liver-targeting drug shows impressive results for reversing fatty liver In association, there are decreases in LDL-C, along with ApoB, ApoCIII, and even Lp(a) But what happens were we to put this same drug in a VERY different metabolic context? 🔨Would said drug hammer LDL-C in #LMHR into the floor simply because their LDL levels have so far to drop? OR could the opposite happen? ⚡️Could ramping up liver metabolism increase, rather than decrease, LDL-C in LMHR. I don’t know! But point being: CONTEXT, CONTEXT, CONTEXT. Just like OREO Cookie lowered LDL-C in #LMHR, when you change the metabolic context, sometimes you get surprising results And, it’s fair game to speculate (EMPHASIS: I AM SPECULATING) and pose bold ideas, provided we are CLEAR we can’t truly know the answers until we test. For more, see video: I, for one, think the NEJM data are promising for the indicated use case, and humbly share where my scientific mind ‘wanders’ when presented with these data, framed by my own field and interests NEJM paper: P.S. I know people are going to go "off" suggesting I'm recommending X, Y or Z or saying something about "dangers" of high LDL in #LMHR. I'm not. I'm just open-mindedly and transparently providing a provocative thought puzzle... if your emotions are stimulated, I did my job I suppose... if you let them get the better of you... that's on you 😜 cc Dave Feldman Adrian Soto-Mota (my #LEM bros!) William Cromwell, MD LipoFan Simon Hill MSc, BSc Matthew A. Nehs Dominic D'Agostino STEM-Talk

Nick Norwitz MD PhD

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