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Not passing judgement (here) but it’s amazing how many people view the pacing convo only through the lens of it being a ploy to harm other companies
Return of #sideshow codemag.com/article/0512122/…
Google might be reusing the same design again with the Pixel 11, but this time, it's packing an extra glow. androidcentral.com/phones/go…
Arsham Hatambeiki retweeted
damn, brendan carr fucked up so badly the pope weighed in
In the dramatic circumstances of war, information must guard against the risk of turning into propaganda. It is every journalist's duty to verify the news, so as not to become a megaphone for power. They must show the suffering that war always brings to populations, which entails showing the face of war and recounting it through the eyes of victims.
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You have to speak up if you want Algebra taught to middle schoolers in San Francisco
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Seems so obvious... 100%
College students increasingly support banning laptops from classrooms. Multifunction screens fragment attention and block learning. Computers and tablets do not belong on students' desks, and especially not in K-12.
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Replying to @KhaledBeydoun
Rest little ones… sorry we didn’t do our part as grownups
Hope there were no hallucinations, and fresh / clean training data... oh wait...
To strike 1,000 targets in 24 hours in Iran, the U.S. military leveraged the most advanced AI it’s ever used in warfare.
Anthropic’s Claude partnered with the military’s Maven Smart System, suggesting targets and issuing precise location coordinates. wapo.st/40adi1q
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EXCLUSIVE: The strike that destroyed a school in Minab, Iran was larger than has been previously reported.
A nearby clinic was also hit. The evidence suggests a precision strike against an IRGC base that was adjacent to the school.
npr.org/2026/03/04/nx-s1-573…
Still not ok. This is not an acceptable collateral- EVER
More than 100 reported killed in strike on girls’ elementary school in Iran. Here’s what we know time.com/7381982/iran-girls-…
Arsham Hatambeiki retweeted
My heart breaks for the United States service members killed. My heart breaks for the innocent Iranian schoolgirls killed.
Every child is a parent’s entire universe.
#NoWarWithIran
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The U.S. military is “looking into” reports of a strike on a girls’ elementary school in Minab after Iran’s ambassador to the U.N. said more than 100 children were killed.
Footage verified by the Post showed a frantic crowd outside the school. wapo.st/4r3Vzno
This is not ok
The toll from a strike on a girls’ elementary school in Minab, Iran, has risen to 57 students dead and 60 others injured, according to Iran's semiofficial Tasnim News Agency, which cited the local governor. Follow live updates: abcnews.link/9iPXPAh
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