Gust

Probably. IME the average low info conservative voter blindly trusts their favorite propagandists, so I think it's very meaningful and good when those propagandists try to jump off the sinking ship. Not in the sense that I suddenly trust them or think they're good people, but I'm also not so high on my own moral purity that I'm going to reject it or pretend it doesn't benefit me and my worldview.

Honestly I'm happy to hear this. My dad watches his show and as much as he denies it, tends to parrot whatever carlson says. I guess we'll see if his audienceship survives the changing political party

It makes sense if you read all the red speech bubbles and then go back and read the blue ones. Each character is monologuing, not having a conversation

Everclear and Beck are two bands I like to think of as emo music before that style existed. Enjoy this classic that had me so deep in my feels I decided to share it with internet strangers

All models are wrong, but some are useful

Quantum computing is trying to be ai, in the sense that it does have niche scientific uses it excels at but tech bro types want it to be the next general computer so they can make their empire on it. The only use case I've seen it excel at so far is generating precisely tailored probability distributions, which end up mostly being useful for simulating different models for quantum field theory. Even then I've only seen that in looped fiber implementations, which imo are a stretch on the definition of quantum computer.