Trump briefly considered firing Waltz over the episode, more angered by the fact that Waltz had the number of Jeffrey Goldberg, the editor of the Atlantic – a magazine he despises – than the fact that the military operation discussion took place on an unclassified system such as Signal.
If true, that tracks.
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Silvia Rumpf Tanzwerk Ballett. 📍
The little one is dancing again.
Dictators always lie about what they’ve done, but are often quite plain about what they want to do.
Kasparov got it right there.
Maybe al forno instead of alla panna. Everything is better with a golden brown cheese topping.
Tesla‘s model lineup spells S,3,X,Y or sexy. Just in case anyone didn’t know yet. Real mature.
I’m thinking tortellini alla panna for lunch.
(Image courtesy of MidJourney)
Daring Fireball: The Spectacle of Incompetence
Stupidity and ignorance as a governing style. That’s it. They are exactly who they claim they are, and in private speak how they do in public. There is no secret plan.
Inside the Mind of Claude: How Large Language Models Actually “Think”
This issue persists even in newer models like Claude 3.7 Sonnet, which can generate long “chain of thought” explanations. In some cases, these are faithful, reflecting real internal computation. But in harder problems—like estimating the cosine of a large number—Claude may generate confident reasoning steps without performing the actual calculation. Researchers describe this behavior as a form of philosophical “bullshitting”: generating plausible reasoning without concern for truth.
Sounds like me. I’m also bullshitting my way through life.
We had a really nice Sunday dinner. Potatoes fluffed with parsley and butter, cauliflower and white asparagus. Topped with some honey glazed ham and loads of homemade hollandaise sauce.
(Image courtesy of MidJourney since I was too slow to take a picture before the family gobbled everything up.)
