I think it's a specific genre of reportage where you objectively[1] report what you observe and let the reader draw their own conclusions.
[1] problematic term, engage!
I think it's a specific genre of reportage where you objectively[1] report what you observe and let the reader draw their own conclusions.
[1] problematic term, engage!
"Judges love this one weird trick!"
Don't knock scaffolding, at least it has everyday uses.
cue a thriller where a disgraced techbro billionaire is hunted by the surveillance system he gleefully created
scratch that, that will be a popular reality TV show enjoyed by millions
but but but blockchain
How convenient being able to offer a solution to the problem you yourself created.
I'm pretty sure the 2 people cosplaying as lawyers are just as bugshit as he is.
edit yeah they're SovCits
Finally, our orders are not invalid simply because the clerk signed them. We have already told Irion and Egli that our orders are not void when the clerk signs them in this very case. Whiting v. City of Athens, No. 24-5886, 2025 U.S. App. LEXIS 13507, at *1 (6th Cir. June 2, 2025). And the Supreme Court has twice denied petitions for mandamus from Irion and Egli demanding that the clerk stop signing our orders.
(italics in original, bold my emphasis)
The end result is that he will die, just like every other human being ever.
isn't Luckey the dude mostly known for awkwardly and overweightly jumping wearing a VR headset on the cover of Time or something
No, they're allowed and users usually post an archive link to get around the paywall.
Is the Nscale mentioned in the post the outfit which once employed Fake Satoshi?
maybe someone with a camera in SF can pop downtown and document this gathering
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/HZ7CWfo4tGDAS3wEg/michael-trazzi-s-shortform?commentId=yq38DLKfe7EMciyAB
apply exposure comp b/c everyone will be pasty white