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NHL Standings that show the Buffalo Sabres have clinched a playoff spot
Quote from Dario Amodei: Think about it this way. Again, these are stylized facts. These numbers are not exact. I’m just trying to make a toy model here. Let’s say half of your compute is for training and half of your compute is for inference. The inference has some gross margin that’s more than 50%. So what that means is that if you were in steady-state, you build a data center and if you knew exactly the demand you were getting, you would get a certain amount of revenue. Let’s say you pay $100 billion a year for compute. On $50 billion a year you support $150 billion of revenue. The other $50 billion is used for training. Basically you’re profitable and you make $50 billion of profit. Those are the economics of the industry today, or not today but where we’re projecting forward in a year or two.
Rep. Sylvester Turner (D-TX) died March 4, 2025. *Rep. Raúl Grijalva (D-AZ) died March 13, 2025. *Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-VA) died May 21, 2025. *Rep. Doug LaMalfa (R-CA) died Tuesday, January 6, 2026.
Clint Eastwood talking to an empty chair at a Republican Convention
As of 19 November 2025, over 72,500 people (70,525 Palestinians[4][9] and 2,109 Israelis[c]) have been reported killed in the Gaza war according to the Gaza Health Ministry (GHM) and Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, including 248 journalists and media workers,[46][d] 120 academics,[49] and over 224 humanitarian aid workers, a number that includes 179 employees of UNRWA.[50] Scholars have estimated 80% of Palestinians killed are civilians.[6][5][7][51] A study by OHCHR, which verified fatalities from three independent sources, found that 70% of the Palestinians killed in residential buildings or similar housing were women and children.
The Buffalo Bills concluded their final regular season home game at Highmark Stadium (formerly Rich Stadium/Ralph Wilson Stadium) on January 4, 2026, with a victory over the New York Jets. The game served as a bookend to their first game at the stadium in 1973, which was also a win against the Jets.
Christmas photo of Chulo the Pug
Gavin Newsome’s Bluesky Profile and Posting History.
Searches for "Trump", "Maxwell", "Dershowitz", and "Clinton" all yield "No results found."
But I know now that for much of the world, the shining city on a hill appeared more like the distant compound of a Bond villain. Nancy Reagan’s antidrug campaign seemed virtuous when my fifth-grade teacher made our class memorize all the street names for PCP in case we ever encountered it in rural Alabama. I later understood the war on drugs as a prosecutorial cover for persecuting and incarcerating Black people. My isolation in a small, culturally monolithic community rendered these things invisible to me as a child, when the Reagan years were all glitter, big hair and fun.
Two stores in the mall: JD and Vans
How Do You Know I Know What You Did Last Summer
Screenshot of KennyGoo saying “Shut the fuck up, man” with one like, from me.
The Dude from Big Lebowski “I think that’s called projection, dude.”
Screenshot of Sabres draft pick Radim Mrtka looking “thrilled” to be drafted by the Sabres
Meme of George Costanza from Seinfeld saying “Well, The Jerk Store Called. They’re running out of you!”
Will Stancil post “the left on this site is legitimately a cancer”
Screenshot of Will Stancil insulting his followers first.
Josh Allen and Dalton Kincaid attending the TGL event featuring Tiger Woods
Gallup poll taken from Sept 16-28, 2024 that shows Israel-Palestine issue in the middle of important issues for US registered voters in 2024 election. I/P situation says 64% think it Extremely or Very important. Abortion, was at 66% for the same metric.
Gallup poll taken from Sept 16-28, 2024 that shows Israel-Palestine issue in the middle of important issues for US registered voters in 2024 election. I/P situation says 64% think it Extremely or Very important. Abortion, was at 66% for the same metric.
Rob Ray with a golf ball sized bump above his eye and some cuts across his nose after getting hit in the face with a puck.
“The veto was ultimately overridden by the Republican-dominated General Assembly. Political experts have pointed out that the law is new and yet to be acted on. This could open the door for Beshear to test its legality by simply not following the prescribed actions if a Senate vacancy arises, which would likely trigger a lawsuit. "There have been hints that Beshear would push against that law and see if he could get a positive ruling in court," University of Kentucky political science professor Stephen Voss said.”
Protestor wearing a Buffalo Bills jacket
Excerpt from Harvard essay: “The launch of Harris’s presidential campaign initially brought a surge of new energy to the Democratic Party and American electorate, especially among women, youth, and voters of color. For many, there was a belief that Harris would do things differently – that she would run a campaign and presidency on more than the failed party platforms of the past. Today, this seems to be far from the case on immigration policy. Harris’s recent talking points in campaign visits to border states and campaign advertisements alike have highlighted hawkish border policies that would restrict the right to asylum, fund the militarization of our southern border, and accelerate immigration detention. Now is the time for Harris to change gears before she finds herself too deeply embedded into the failed approach to immigration of Presidents past. To prove that she is a President who will be focused on real solutions, Harris must reject the immigration crisis narrative and its overemphasis on deterrence and militarization and instead focus on building diverse legal pathways through labor, family reunification, humanitarianism, and other bases. “
Excerpt from The Nation: “As a senator, Harris aggressively backed anti-sex work legislation like SESTA/FOSTA, and, in 2015, when she was California’s attorney general, her office pushed to deny incarcerated trans woman Michelle Norsworthy’s plea for gender-affirming care while she was being held in a men’s prison. (As MSNBC columnist Katelyn Burns recalled, “Harris’ explanation was that she had fought internally within her department to support providing gender affirming care for prisoners, even as her office led the legal argument against providing such care.”) Trump may click-farm with hateful word salad, but the current Harris platform does not “specifically mention transgender people at all.” And as Democratic candidates have begun indulging in anti-trans rhetoric, Harris has stayed silent.”
An unhinged liberal posting accusations of racism and misogyny because someone challenged their world view
Original poster’s bio which reads “British transplant to the Pacific Northwest”
NFL 2024 Rushing TD stats that show Bills RB James Cook led the league with 16TDs and Josh Allen was 9th with 12 rushing TDs.
Deepseek answers the question “who won the most afc championships” as Pittsburgh Steelers with 8. (An incorrect answer)
Pope Francis holding up our savior Josh Allen and praying for a victory against the Chiefs.
That this devastation arrives as the film and television industries crumble, fragmented by streaming platforms and corporate assaults on human creativity, makes the feeling harder to process. I’m grieving invented places and the real people who make them. I’m grieving future fictional worlds that may never be born and the manmade circumstances that birthed a cinematic inferno.
Image of a Reuters article which clearly states that only about 60% of unionized railroad workers are now covered by sick days, not everyone, thanks to Joe Biden crushing the railroad strike. The text of the article is: WASHINGTON, June 5 (Reuters) - More than 60% of U.S. unionized railroad workers at major railroads are now are covered by new sick leave agreements, a trade group said Monday. Last year railroads came under fire for not agreeing to paid sick leave during labor negotiations. In December, President Joe Biden signed legislation to block a national U.S. railroad strike that could have devastated the American economy after some unions voted against the deal over a lack of paid sick leave.