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You’ve got to see this. Thomson Reuters — the grand old gatekeeper of legal databases and serious journalism — just had their stock plunge 16 to 18 percent in a single day earlier this month. Why? Because Anthropic’s Claude AI dropped a new legal tool that does what their expensive Westlaw subscription used to do, only faster and cheaper. The shares are down 33 percent this year already and over 50 percent from last summer’s peak. Huge, given that we have not yet recovered from the Washington Post scandal. The new reality hits the legacy media industrial complex. AI analyzes documents in seconds. Bloggers show up on the ground with a camera and raw footage. Traditional journalists? They’re holding out their hands on GoFundMe. Just look at the Washington Post — hundreds laid off, and their own people had to crowdfund nearly $200,000 in days just to get stranded producers and fixers home. Crowdfunding is one of the potential sources of income for modern journalists. Not for the media giants of course, but might be a good source of income for individual media workers. Some outlets aggressively pursue “non-news” revenue streams and build additional resources. The New York Times used to organize global tours led by its star writers, whose audiences number in the millions. Their cooking app still drives people wild. Few remember that the Times launched three apps — two of which failed — yet they kept experimenting and searching for new paths. Others chase social media clout or let people bet on news outcomes like Polymarket. Not a bad idea for the media outlet, right? But the real answer is simple: journalism becomes financially stable when it stops serving corporations and starts serving the audience directly. Honest reporting, paid for by readers who actually trust you — through subscriptions, crowdfunding, or personal brands. No more middlemen. No more narratives. Just the truth. The future belongs to the independent voices who tell it straight.

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44,090 views • 6 months ago

$Broadcom's CEO just told investors that one senior engineer with Claude Opus can do in one week what ten engineers earning $300,000 a year take three months to produce. Every engineering org in the world is running the wrong headcount math. This was not a prediction. It was a report from inside Broadcom. Hock Tan said his engineers are already using Claude Opus for engineering design and code assistance. Not experimenting with it. Using it. And the output they are getting from a single senior engineer in one week is equivalent to what a team of ten would produce over three months. Do that math slowly. Ten engineers at $300,000 a year is $3 million in annual salary. Three months of their time is $750,000 of labor. One engineer with Claude Opus produces the same result in one week. He also said something that most people in the room let slide past them. The engineers who get good at these tools do not just get faster. They get better. The designs they produce with AI assistance are probably better than what they would produce without it. That is the part nobody wants to say out loud. It was never just about speed. The ceiling on what a single engineer can produce just moved. And the teams that have not figured that out yet are spending $750,000 to do what one person with the right tools can do for a fraction of that. What do you guys think about this? (Watch the full interview at Bloomberg Live on YouTube)$

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Ihtesham Ali

97,288 views • 2 months ago

The UK government has approved an experiment to block the puberty of 100+ children to see if it makes them feel better. It won't. A 2015 - 2017 study already found that. And it's unethical to experiment on children, who cannot provide informed consent. Keira Bell Keira Bell is a survivor of the trans medical scandal. She is now leading the effort to demand that Health Minister Wes Streeting stop the experiment. Her efforts appear to be working, as Streeting last week said he was uncomfortable with the clinical trial going forward. It is essential that Bell and her allies succeed. Please share this so that Keir Starmer and Streeting hear her message loud and clear. Keira Bell: “There’s no excuse for experimenting on children” Survivor of trans medical scandal speaks out against UK government’s unethical puberty blocker study For decades, progressives have emphasized the importance of “intersectionality,” or appreciating how some people are oppressed in multiple ways. And so, for example, black female lesbians are more oppressed than women or black people, according to the Left. As such, special care should be extended to people burdened by multiple forms of repression. And yet it’s hard to see how this logic was in effect when it came to Keira Bell, a black female lesbian in Britain who never received a proper mental health screening before being put on puberty blockers. “When I was 14, I thought I wanted to become a boy,” she said in a new interview with Public. At 16, her doctor referred her to the Gender Identity Development Service (GIDS) at the Tavistock clinic, which “very quickly prescribed puberty blockers....” Full article and video here:

The UK government has approved an experiment to block the puberty of 100+ children to see if it makes them feel better. It won't. A 2015 - 2017 study already found that. And it's unethical to experiment on children, who cannot provide informed consent. Keira Bell Keira Bell is a survivor of the trans medical scandal. She is now leading the effort to demand that Health Minister Wes Streeting stop the experiment. Her efforts appear to be working, as Streeting last week said he was uncomfortable with the clinical trial going forward. It is essential that Bell and her allies succeed. Please share this so that Keir Starmer and Streeting hear her message loud and clear. Keira Bell: “There’s no excuse for experimenting on children” Survivor of trans medical scandal speaks out against UK government’s unethical puberty blocker study For decades, progressives have emphasized the importance of “intersectionality,” or appreciating how some people are oppressed in multiple ways. And so, for example, black female lesbians are more oppressed than women or black people, according to the Left. As such, special care should be extended to people burdened by multiple forms of repression. And yet it’s hard to see how this logic was in effect when it came to Keira Bell, a black female lesbian in Britain who never received a proper mental health screening before being put on puberty blockers. “When I was 14, I thought I wanted to become a boy,” she said in a new interview with Public. At 16, her doctor referred her to the Gender Identity Development Service (GIDS) at the Tavistock clinic, which “very quickly prescribed puberty blockers....” Full article and video here:

Michael Shellenberger

298,035 views • 8 months ago

#JANHAE #JanJingjing #EnemiesWithBenefits 💬: which scene do you like the most? 🦊: for me, in the past 3 episodes… let me think first. honestly, i like a lot of scenes. it was fun while filming! i like the scene where they buy stickers for each other. we filmed that scene during q1, and everyone was still… normally, for qs 1-2, they’re like the experimenting phase. oh we filmed it on q2, or q1? one of the first qs, i don’t remember if it’s 1 or 2. qs 1-2 is the period where you’ve officially started for real and are trying to see whether you need to add or adjust anything. it won’t be perfect yet. it’s more like we use it for experimentation 🦊: but that scene was filmed during q1 or 2. at first, everyone probably thought, “let’s try acting it out first! and if anything doesn’t feel right, we’ll adjust it later.” but it turned out that, when we finished filming that scene, everyone (clapped). because it was so cute!!! they said, “oh so cute! so good!” they weren’t worried anymore about us acting in scenes together, our chemistry, or us pairing up. so jing and i immediately high-fived! 🦊: because when we were filming, i already thought it was very cute. and it was the first scene, you know, where we acted together as a pair in cutesy vibes. because most of my scenes in q1… oh yeah this scene was probably q1, and it was mostly my scenes in the office with the nongs (i.e., sales team). i didn’t really get to act with jing too much. so that was probably our first scene together, or it was the scene where we interacted with each other the most at that time. and everyone said we did well so we’re (clapping) happy~ i liked it, that scene was cute!

#JANHAE #JanJingjing #EnemiesWithBenefits 💬: which scene do you like the most? 🦊: for me, in the past 3 episodes… let me think first. honestly, i like a lot of scenes. it was fun while filming! i like the scene where they buy stickers for each other. we filmed that scene during q1, and everyone was still… normally, for qs 1-2, they’re like the experimenting phase. oh we filmed it on q2, or q1? one of the first qs, i don’t remember if it’s 1 or 2. qs 1-2 is the period where you’ve officially started for real and are trying to see whether you need to add or adjust anything. it won’t be perfect yet. it’s more like we use it for experimentation 🦊: but that scene was filmed during q1 or 2. at first, everyone probably thought, “let’s try acting it out first! and if anything doesn’t feel right, we’ll adjust it later.” but it turned out that, when we finished filming that scene, everyone (clapped). because it was so cute!!! they said, “oh so cute! so good!” they weren’t worried anymore about us acting in scenes together, our chemistry, or us pairing up. so jing and i immediately high-fived! 🦊: because when we were filming, i already thought it was very cute. and it was the first scene, you know, where we acted together as a pair in cutesy vibes. because most of my scenes in q1… oh yeah this scene was probably q1, and it was mostly my scenes in the office with the nongs (i.e., sales team). i didn’t really get to act with jing too much. so that was probably our first scene together, or it was the scene where we interacted with each other the most at that time. and everyone said we did well so we’re (clapping) happy~ i liked it, that scene was cute!

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35,117 views • 3 months ago