get better

party :p

feeling

How can it be bad for my heart, if I'm in love with it?

079 Is it Ever Irresponsible to Pay Off Debt?

#honesty
@pyu

i need like 3 hoes
walk in that bitch smoking zot
all black fit on, they think that im emo
yeah hoe, i get that a lot
i get that bag, like i got cheat codes
swear im in love with the guap
big ass blunt, can't do no prerolls
yeah im still duckin the cops
can't hang w him, that boy is a bot
we set him up, we got his drop
i grab my blick fore i check the peephole
run up on me, get shot
twin hit me up, then we hotbox
got p's n o's, nigga come n shop
smoking that dope, i barely can breathe hoe
my bro gon whip that pot

im tryna count up a hunnid ball
these niggas hoes, i can't hang w yall
i got tough skin, i been thru it all
i got that check, then blew it all
she said im fly like usual
look at my cup, its beautiful
i drop a pill in the evian
bitch  i can't work in no cubicle
my girl a diva, she do the most
i sip that drank, til im comatose
i fucked my thumb up jus countin rolls
i got more clips than a camera roll

don't believe a word she saying, cuz i know she fried
uh, you can't get no shit past me, i see thru the lies
uh, yeah she said that my shit fye, i barely even try
uh, yeah that boy was talkin that hot, now he in the sky
yuh, yeah that boy tryna jack my swag, tryna steal my sstyle
yuh, yeah that nigga tryna get like me, but he don't know how

cheat codes (meta)

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Simon Milner, Vice President of Public Policy for Asia Pacific at Meta, joins us to explore how Meta's deliberate commitment to open source AI is reshaping innovation across the world's most diverse and dynamic region. He shares his journey from the BBC to nearly 14 years at Meta, where he built policy teams from the ground up to lead Meta's Asia Pacific strategy. Simon unpacks Meta's open source philosophy behind the Llama models, explaining how openness accelerates innovation through community scrutiny, provides governments greater control over sensitive data, and enables local developers to fine-tune models for languages like Korean, Vietnamese, and Bahasa Indonesia. He highlights compelling use cases across the region in Japan and Korea. Looking ahead, Simon reveals why the future of AI isn't on our phones but in wearables like AI-enabled glasses that create always-on assistants seeing what we see and hearing what we hear, enabling us to be more present in the world while Meta supercharges its family of apps serving billions globally. Last but not least he shares what great looks like for Meta in the Asia Pacific on open source AI. 

"We believe that openness is actually a really key feature of accelerating innovation because it fosters inclusion, it builds trust, and it ensures that the benefits of AI are more evenly distributed around the world.The openness of models allows other people to, as they were, push and pull and prod at the models at a fundamental level in order to see where might the problems be. And so that kind of community, the developer community scrutiny around open source is fundamental to spotting issues and addressing them quickly.Actually, the story of AI is about yes... that is important. The investments that companies like Meta and others are making is important, but actually, it's really about local ownership and local innovation." - Simon Milner

Episode Highlights: 
[00:00] Quote of the Day by Simon Milner from Meta
[01:37] Simon's journey: BBC, BT, Meta's 14-year evolution
[03:12] Navigating diverse regulatory landscapes across global markets
[05:24] Career advice: Take risks, embrace unexpected opportunities
[07:54] Open source AI democratizes access and innovation
[10:21] Meta sparked open model trend, others followed
[14:49] Open models enable faster innovation through community
[16:21] Government control and data sovereignty with open
[19:13] Governance mechanisms: transparency, red teaming, community engagement
[22:49] Meta learned responsible AI through 20 years experience
[25:49] Singapore, Japan, Korea developers using Lama locally
[28:26] AI isn't just big companies, local innovation
[31:15] Keeping AI open prevents fragmented national bubbles
[34:01] Governments balancing open innovation with national interests
[37:00] Future AI: wearables and glasses, not phones
[38:19] Always-on AI assistants seeing and hearing you
[41:35] Supercharging Meta apps and building new products
[42:00] Closing

Profile: Simon Milner, Vice President of Public Policy for Asia Pacific at Meta: https://www.linkedin.com/in/simon-milner-4790205/

#meta #opensource #ai #publicpolicy #sovereignai #asiapacific 

Podcast Information: Bernard Leong hosts and produces the show. The proper credits for the intro and end music are "Energetic Sports Drive." G. Thomas Craig mixed and edited the episode in both video and audio format. 

Open Source AI: Faster Innovation Through Community Across Asia Pacific with Simon Milner

Meta glasses for the holidays?  For AI everywhere, instant picture and video taking, translations and more the Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley Meta glasses have been winning fans.   Lifestyle expert Justine Santaniello (for Meta) chats with Techstination's Fred Fishkin.

Techstination interview: Meta glasses for the holidays? There are more choices this year.

INTRODUCTION
Have you ever wondered if the thoughts you're thinking… are actually yours?
Today’s Smithsonian Associates conversation might just change the way you think—literally. Our guest is Harvard historian of science Rebecca Lemov, who’s spent the last two decades pulling back the curtain on something most of us think we’re immune to: brainwashing.
But this isn't science fiction or Cold War spy stuff—though it starts there. In The Instability of Truth, Lemov takes us deep into the hidden archives of CIA experiments, cult psychology, secret black sites, and perhaps the most chilling battleground of all: the home screen on your phone.
She uncovers how techniques once used in POW camps and radical political groups are now quietly running beneath our everyday lives—inside social media feeds, AI chatbots, even dating apps. Emotional engineering, hyper-persuasion, algorithmic manipulation—it’s all happening, and most of us don’t even know it.
And here’s the twist: education and intelligence don't protect you—they might even make you more vulnerable.
In today’s interview, Rebecca Lemov opens up not only about her research but her own story of addiction, trauma, and what it took to reclaim her mind. She also offers tools to help the rest of us do the same—and why questioning your own thoughts may be the most radical act of freedom you’ll ever take.
This is a gripping conversation—fascinating, unsettling, and urgently important.
And it all starts now...listen on Soundcloud!

The Instability of Truth: Brainwashing, Mind Control, and Hyperpersuasion

Dan shares his thoughts on GOOGL, Mark Zuckerberg, the supposed AI bubble, the 2008 housing market collapse, and then, for some reason, agriculture. Come for the Um's, but stay for the Uh's!

080 GOOGL & AI Bubble Fears

Whispered Shadows

fuck you (reo4u)

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lyrics:

(intro)
girl just give me the reason
cause when you left it felt like it's treason
you're addictive, just one more season
baby girl yeah i can't stand you leaving.

(instrumental)

(chorus)
girl just give me the reason
cause when you left it felt like it's treason
you're addictive, just one more season
baby girl yeah i can't stand you leaving
you're my dream girl baby please believe it
said you loved me and i just believed it
so how come i've never received it
please stop playing with me baby cause i need it.

(verse)
när du svarar, jag vill prata
varför hatar du mig så fucking ofta
nu du undrar när jag är borta
du har fortfarande min mysiga kofta
varje dag du ska fucking tjata
blickar från andra sidor
samtidigt så älskar du mig när jag lider
ja de va tider, när du höll min hand
äktenskap händer bara om allt var sant
andra sidan är en annan kant
jag har väntat och väntat
du är min orsak till att jag lever och kämpat.

(chorus)
girl just give me the reason
cause when you left it felt like it's treason
you're addictive, just one more season
baby girl yeah i can't stand you leaving
you're my dream girl baby please believe it
said you loved me and i just believed it
so how come i've never received it
please stop playing with me baby cause i need it.

(outro)
girl just give me the reason
cause when you left it felt like it's treason
you're addictive, just one more season
baby girl yeah i can't stand you leaving.

reason (w/ oykao)

Fresh out of the studio, Karen Hao, investigative journalist and author of "Empire of AI" joined us in a conversation to unravel how companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, and xAI have become modern empires reshaping society, labor, and democracy itself. Karen traces her journey from mechanical engineering at MIT to becoming one of the tech industry's most critical voices, sharing how Silicon Valley's innovation ecosystem has distorted toward self-interest rather than the public good. She unpacks the four characteristics that make AI companies mirror colonial empires: resource extraction through data scraping, labor exploitation of annotation workers, knowledge monopolies where most AI researchers are industry-funded, and quasi-religious quests to build an "AI God." Throughout the conversation, Karen reveals OpenAI's governance dysfunction stemming from its contradictory non-profit-for-profit structure and shares the inspiring story of Chilean water activists who successfully blocked Google's data center from draining their community's freshwater resources. She explains how Sam Altman's plans for 250 gigawatts of data center capacity—equivalent to four dozen New York Cities—would be environmentally catastrophic, while demonstrating how China's export restrictions paradoxically spurred more efficient AI innovation. Last but not least, she argues that empathy-driven journalism remains irreplaceable and calls for global citizens to hold these companies accountable to the broader public interest.

"These empires are amassing extraordinary amounts of resources by dispossessing a majority of the world. That includes like the data that they're extracting from people by just scraping it from online or intellectual property that they're taking from artists and creators. Most AI researchers now work for the AI industry and/or are funded in part by the AI industry. Even academics that have stayed within universities are often funded by the AI industry, and the effect that that has had on knowledge production is akin to the effect we would imagine if most climate scientists were bankrolled by the fossil fuel industry. I cannot stress enough how much they genuinely believe that they are on the path to creating something akin to an AI god, and that this is going to have cataclysmic shifts on civilization." - Karen Hao, Author of Empire of AI

Episode Highlights:
[00:00] Quote of the Day by Karen Hao
[00:47] Introduction: Karen Hao, Author of "Empire of AI"
[01:44] From MIT engineering to investigating AI journalism
[02:51] Silicon Valley distorts innovation toward self-benefit
[04:12] AI companies as modern empires of power
[06:00] Four traits of Empire: extraction, exploitation, monopolies, ideology
[09:01] Quasi-religious movements driving Silicon Valley AI development
[10:04] AGI believers speak specialized fanatical vocabulary
[11:16] OpenAI founding: nonprofit facade, profit ambitions
[13:53] Sam Altman firing: board's failed governance attempt
[17:13] Fragmentation: every billionaire building their own AI
[19:06] China's export controls sparked efficient AI innovation
[21:57] Silicon Valley lacks American democratic values entirely
[23:31] AI supply chain: annotation workers, content moderators
[25:06] Chilean activists successfully blocked Google's water extraction
[28:51] Altman's 250 gigawatts: four dozen New York cities
[31:21] Scaling continues despite base model asymptote reached
[32:53] Benchmarks faulty: training data unknown, results unreliable
[36:32] Empathy essential tool for investigative journalism process
[39:11] Success: sparking conversation about AI's human costs
[39:40] Closing

Profile: Karen Hao, Author of Empire of AI and Investigative Journalist LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karendhao/
Personal Site: https://karendhao.com/


The AI Industry Is Building Modern Empires with Karen Hao

Techstination is a daily report on consumer tech produced by Fred Fishkin.  Listen to full interviews and daily reports here and find more at www.techstination.com

The Analyse Podcast, formerly Analyse Asia, is a weekly show that dissects the pulse of business, technology, and media across the world. Hosted by Bernard Leong, it features in-depth conversations with leading journalists, senior executives, visionary authors, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders who shape industries and ideas. Each episode dives into the most important trends and stories redefining how the world builds, scales, and innovates — from Asia to the globe.

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Paul Taylor Vogelzang is an award-winning blogger, podcaster, writer, producer and style fanatic, known for his down to earth accessible reporting and advice for men and women 50 + age, and their families. Paul was one of the founding editors of MommyCast & MommyCast Latina, the wildly popular, very first mom podcasts in audio and video, and its producer from 2004 to 2009. Paul’s current, but also award winning podcast, The Not Old - Better Show launched in 2014. Paul continues to share vibrant, focused, entertaining content on the show, and writes frequently about the subjects of fashion, grooming and the “senior man.”  Paul lives just outside of Washington DC, with his lovely wife, Gretchen (also a MommyCast founder), and where the two of them are active in many arts, business and philanthrophic organizations, love to feed the Northern Wren, and are the parents of two sons.


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