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@randahl
ICE doesn't have that many people.
Also, Minnesota had a special election with ICE oppressing them and scaring people from going out in public. They voted in spite of it.
If Trump sends troops to disrupt voting, he could face a massive backlash
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@mister_shade02X2 @jgg @gleick
The liberals won't cut it. They're too interested in supporting the wealthy and corporations. We need progressives. We need the poor people's campaign and the working families party and everyone who've been actively ignored at best and undermined more commonly. We need the desperate who turned to Trump because the Democrats didn't want to help them. Not the racists, though.
@dianea
Hi, I see you value these. Will trade for shiny things.
@UnicornRiot
Heck, come back at 2-3 to wake em up again.
@atomicpoet
Why yes, I am GenX and believe in Index fund long-term investing with diversified mutual funds. 
@atomicpoet
I remember watching for years, reading about the mortgage-backed securities and house flipping and banks lending to people with no down payment mortgages on houses they couldn't afford. It took years expecting the bubble to burst and then when it did, I was surprised so many people were surprised.
You're right, though. The stock market is mostly gambling in the short term.
@Npars01 @leemeade @pluralistic
Luckily or unluckily, depending on your perspective, AI will soon reach levels exceeding the funds available regardless of the desire to feed it.
Shortly before publishing this newsletter, I spoke with Gil Luria, Managing Director and Analyst at D.A. Davidson, and asked him whether the capital was there to build the 17 Gigawatts of capacity that OpenAI has promised. He said the following: No of course there isn't enough capital for all
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