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How do you reduce score on AI detectors?

I guess you could make a document history. Make a copy for each day you work on that document. Idk if they are going to accept it as proof though…

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I've figured out the self-driving car safety problem!

We could put those roads underground in tunnels so there’ll be no interference from other traffic. And then they could go on rails too and maybe make the car bigger so they can fit more people.

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Lawyer here: I concur!

Single cab trucks prioritize cargo space over seating space, generally having only a single bench seat that fits 2 adults and a child, or three often uncomfortable adults. This truck prioritizes cargo space to a much greater degree, having only a single seat, so it’s aggressively “single cab”.

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Discussion Thread 🥪 Monday 15 June 2026

Now I’m here for a good time not a long one like a lot of others but the tradie next door is on the top step of the ladder, 3 stories up taking a circular saw to concrete without ear / eye protection. Where’s our resident insurance expert.

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Google isn’t tech. Google is ads. A real garbage company.

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Hunger Strikers in Adelanto ICE Jail Moved to Solitary After Meeting Congressmen

Last Monday, California Reps. Judy Chu, Jimmy Gomez, and Pete Aguilar visited Adelanto Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Processing Center as the hunger strike in the immigration jail entered its second week. The Democrats met with three of the hunger strikers, who gave them a petition, signed by some 150 people inside the facility, speaking of inhumane conditions inside the jail and degrading treatment by staff. The Adelanto ICE jail is run by private prison company GEO Group. The next day, GEO Group staff entered a unit “in riot gear holding pepper spray, tear gas canisters and zip ties,” and removed two of the people who had met with congressional staff the day before. And on Wednesday, they removed the third person, according to other detainees. Archived at https://web.archive.org/web/20260612121142/https://truthout.org/articles/hunger-strikers-in-adelanto-ice-jail-moved-to-solitary-after-meeting-congressmen/

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Hello everyone, The bank has frozen the last transfer sent to me by the person managing my fundraiser. They requested information to complete the transfer process, which I provided in full 10 days ago, but I still have not received any response or update. Because of this, I have not been able to buy my father’s medication this month, and we are struggling to afford even basic food. I would be truly grateful for any support you can offer, whether through a donation or even by sharing this post. Thank you to everyone who always stands by us and supports us. @palestine @aral @fabio @BlackAzizAnansi #gaza #palestine https://chuffed.org/project/138285-help-sehwel-family-with-their-medical-treatment

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'Abolish ICE,' Summer Lee Says After Haitian Immigrant Daphy Michel's Death Ruled a Homicide

Congresswoman Summer Lee renewed her call to abolish US Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Friday after the Allegheny County Office of the Medical Examiner ruled the death of Daphy Michel, a Haitian immigrant who died after being released from ICE custody, a homicide. “Michel died on March 2, four days after departing the Washington County Correctional Facility, where she spent six months awaiting a preliminary hearing on misdemeanor charges of terroristic threats and harassment, which were ultimately dismissed,” Pittsburgh’s Public Source reported in April. “She was turned over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which fitted her with an ankle bracelet and released her under the agency’s Alternatives to Detention Program.” The 31-year-old Charleroi resident then “spent around 24 hours across the last two days of her life in sub-freezing weather in a bus shelter on the South Shore,” according to the the outlet, which cited visual records released by Pittsburgh Regional Transit. The medical examiner’s office said in a Friday statement that she died of hypothermia, and “the opinion of the forensic pathologist in this case is that Ms. Michel was a vulnerable adult, suffering from untreated severe mental health issues, and a significant language barrier when she was released from federal custody.” “Based on all available information during the investigation, the pathologist ruled Ms. Michel’s death a homicide,” the office said. The finding means “the death was caused by the actions of another individual,” but is “not to be interpreted as a declaration of criminal guilt.” Emma Federkeil, a spokesperson for Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen A. Zappala Jr., told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette that the office hasn’t yet seen a copy of the report and opinion. “As such,” she Federkeil, “we must obtain a copy of the official report and opinion and any and all records relied on by the report, in order to determine the basis for the finding of homicide as the manner of death which requires a finding the death occurred ‘at the hand of another.’” “As we gather the necessary investigation documentation and reports,” she added, “we cannot comment further.” ICE is part of the US Department of Homeland Security. In response to the newspaper’s request for comment, DHS acting Assistant Secretary Lauren Bis reiterated the text of a March statement and added that “all illegal aliens who are processed have access to phones to call family, friends, and attorneys.” Regardless of any criminal charges, Joseph Murphy, an attorney who has represented Michel’s family since her death, told Public Source that he expects a civil lawsuit in the weeks ahead. Lee (D-Pa.), who has joined other progressives in calling for an end to ICE throughout President Donald Trump’s deadly crackdowns on immigrants across the United States, stressed in a Friday statement that “Daphy Michel was a human being. She happened to be born on the other side of a border, but she was no less worthy of care, safety, and dignity. That should not have been a death sentence. Daphy’s death was preventable and is the result of a violent system that cages people, surveils them, abandons them, dehumanizes them in life, and smears them in death to escape accountability.” “She deserved care, shelter, language access, and medical support. ICE and every agency that failed her must answer for this,” Lee continued. “And now, as more people die in and around ICE custody, their answer is not transparency, accountability, or care, but to stop reporting the deaths of recently released detainees altogether. We may never know how many more stories like Daphy’s have been hidden by a system built to disappear people. Rather than pour billions more into the agency that murdered her, we must abolish ICE and build systems rooted in equity and basic human dignity.” Daphy Michel was a human being who happened to be born on the other side of a border. That did not mean she was any less worthy of care, safety, and dignity. Her death was preventable. We must abolish ICE.www.publicsource.org/haitian-immi… [image or embed] — Rep. Summer Lee (@repsummerlee.bsky.social) June 12, 2026 at 5:49 PM As Trump has pursued his mass deportation agenda since returning to office last year, at least dozens of people have died in ICE custody or shortly after being released. Earlier this month, ICE announced that it was rescinding a 2021 Biden administration policy requiring a report to Congress and an investigation any time a detainee died within 30 days of their release. Following that announcement, the Republican-controlled Congress sent a bill with nearly $70 billion in new DHS funding to Trump’s desk. The legislation, which the president signed on Wednesday, includes $38 billion for ICE and $26 billion for US Customs and Border Protection (CBP). “House Republicans handed ICE and CBP billions more while families struggle to afford rent, groceries, childcare, and healthcare,” Lee said on social media after the chamber’s vote. “Congress shouldn’t be writing blank checks for cruelty while everyday people are being crushed by rising costs.” From Common Dreams via This RSS Feed.

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AI Economics for Dummies

As AI companies get ready to go public and we get a deeper look at their inner workings, it’s only natural to have questions about their finances, like “Do they make money?” and “How?” Here are a few examples to help the average layperson understand the business side of AI.

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Libre Closet v0.3 - 2x’d Performance

For those who’ve never heard of us: Libre Closet is a free, open-source, self-hosted wardrobe organizer - with client side garment image background removal. Catalog your clothes, upload photos, build outfits, and access everything from your phone as an offline-ready PWA - all on your own server. We at Lazztech LLC have crafted and engineered this project with care and intention to be as easy to self-host as possible. It defaults to local SQLite storage and local file storage. It has optional auth/multi user support. docker run -p 3000:3000 -v wardrobe-data:/data ghcr.io/lazztech/libre-closet:latest Please feel free to ask any questions you may have, whether about the development choices we’ve made, or about the product itself. We’re excited to continue to build a community around this project. —— For those already familiar, I’d like to share some progress updates. First, I’d like to introduce Leolazz, who’s joined the project as our 3rd core maintainer, alongside ShoshannaTM, and myself! Second, I’d like to share gratitude for the warm and supportive reception Libre Closet has continued to receive. It sincerely makes my day when we get a new feature request or comment about how users are enjoying it. Since the first post, we’ve gotten 234 Github stars, over 10.8k docker image pulls, multiple community PRs contributed, and many helpful issues filed. Latest News - Significant Performance Improvements: We’ve refactored the server resulting in nearly a 2x throughput increase, almost half the latency, and the lighthouse speed score has gone from 68/100 to 99/100. | Metric | Before | After | Change | | ------------ | ------------ | ------------ | ----------- | | Requests/sec | 1,188.10 | 2,091.64 | +76.05% | | Latency avg | 7.90 ms | 4.24 ms | –46.33% | | Latency p50 | 7.00 ms | 4.00 ms | –42.86% | | Latency p99 | 18.00 ms | 11.00 ms | –38.89% | | Throughput | 26.39 MB/sec | 44.30 MB/sec | +67.87% | Latest Releases: v0.3.2 - June 09, 2026: Added background removal toggle for garment image uploads. v0.3.1 - May 26, 2026: Refactored server resulting in nearly a 2x throughput increase and almost half the latency. v0.3.0 - May 21, 2026: Garment image background touch up tool v0.2.5 - May 1, 2026: Added option to disable register functionality v0.2.4 - April 28, 2026: Fix garment photo upload cropping For full details refer to the CHANGELOG. We can’t wait for everyone to try it out, and we hope you enjoy v0.3.2 of Libre Closet! Public: https://librecloset.lazz.tech/ GitHub: https://github.com/lazztech/Libre-Closet @

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THE STAR TREK FRANCHISE REWATCH PARTY #41 "The Apple"

WARNING: This thread WILL contain unhidden spoilers for this entry. Because this re-watch is in a slightly-subjective chronological order and not in production order, please refrain from talking about the content of other episodes or movies in this thread. If you do, please put that content inside spoiler tags. Some people here may be watching Star Trek for the first time. #41: Star Trek: The Original Series, season 2, episode 5 “The Apple” Written by Max Ehrlich & Gene L. Coon, directed by Joseph Pevney. Stardates 3715.3 through 3715.6 (February 2268) “Just go on the way you’re going, you’ll find out.” - Captain James Kirk The Enterprise is at Gamma Trianguli Vi, following up on a report of strange readings from another ship that passed by. The surface of the planet is, for all intents and purposes, a garden paradise… until thorns from a flower target and kill one of the security guards. As they continue on they discover that rocks explode and random lightning storms can vaporize a person where they stood. An attempt to beam everyone back to the ship fails as Commander Scott reports that the ship’s antimatter has gone completely inert, rendering the Enterprise powerless and in a decaying orbit. Spock detects a very strong, artificial energy reading coming from somewhere on the surface of the planet. In addition to that, the party notices what remains of the survey group is being shadowed by some kind of humanoid creature. Originally released: 13 October 1967 “The Apple” on Memory Alpha THE STAR TREK FRANCHISE REWATCH PARTY MASTER LIST Check here to find out where you can stream or digitally purchase Star Trek: The Original Series in your country. Star Trek: The Original Series is also available on DVD & BluRay. What did you think?

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Trump’s Latest Proposal to End the With Iran Marks a Major Retreat for the United States

After threatening on Thursday, June 11, to launch more destructive strikes against Iran, seize Kharg Island, and confiscate Iranian oil, Donald Trump once again suspended his colonial ultimatum that evening, before announcing that a memorandum was on the verge of being approved by Iran. According to Axios, clauses include the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz without tolls, sanctions relief, and a 60-day ceasefire on all fronts, paving the way for a new round of nuclear negotiations. According to the Iranian media outlet Mehr, it also includes the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Iran’s immediate periphery, the lifting of the blockade, the unfreezing of certain assets, and the end of all sanctions against its oil and petrochemical exports. While Trump announced that the agreement would likely be signed in Europe in the coming days, Iranian leaders have yet to confirm his statements. Regardless of the outcome of the negotiations, the terms of the memorandum represent a diplomatic manifestation of the United States’ strategic failure in Iran: a return to the pre-war status quo, which began on February 28, would be accompanied by the lifting of some of the sanctions that have crippled the country for 47 years. In recent weeks, the neoconservative camp has railed against such an agreement, which could grant Iran new room for maneuver in the region, particularly at the expense of Israel. Trump’s announcement comes after a week of high tension. The anxiety of U.S. imperialism is palpable, and several narratives are beginning to emerge regarding the negotiations. For Hassan Ahmadian, a professor at the University of Tehran: The initial Iranian terms — previously agreed upon in principle — had left Trump no room to claim a clear victory. So, after that preliminary agreement, he backtracked, sending his own amendments back to Tehran through mediators. But Iran did not respond. Instead, it left him in a state of wait-and-see for days, while signaling its readiness to resume the war — by striking Israel first and the ‘incident’ in Hormuz second….In response, Trump attempted military pressure…Yet Iran answered on both nights of escalation…At that point, he seems to have lost any hope of forcing Tehran into acceptance. The announcement of an agreement actually constitutes the announcement of a retreat — a return to what had already been agreed upon previously. For other analysts, Trump’s maneuvers were less about securing more favorable terms than about creating the illusion of a U.S victory over the regime, achieved through a new series of strikes, thus offering Trump a way out of his strategic impasse. This, at any rate, was the line of communication adopted by the White House throughout yesterday evening after the suspension of Trump’s latest ultimatum: speaking to reporters, Trump declared it a “very solid memorandum” and that there had “really been regime change,” with the new Iranian leaders, in his view, being more “reasonable.” This rhetorical posturing comes at a time when the United States has failed to achieve any of its strategic objectives, and this agreement acknowledges Iran’s new position of strength. Symptomatically, the tone of the Israeli statement reveals Israel’s unease with the text: Although Israel is not a party to the memorandum of understanding, the Prime Minister expressed his appreciation for President Trump’s commitment that the final agreement resulting from the negotiations will include the removal of enriched nuclear material, the dismantling of enrichment infrastructure, limits on missile production, and an end to Iran’s support for its terrorist proxies in the region. Using a certain degree of doublespeak, the statement reaffirms Israel’s maximalist demands, which are not contained in the text. It simultaneously distances itself from the text without directly confronting Trump. Indeed, an agreement with Iran would represent a slap in the face for Netanyahu, especially as Iran attempts to impose a new “strategic equation” and no longer hesitates to interpose itself between Israel and Lebanon, which has been under attack. While it remains to be seen how long the Iranian bourgeoisie will follow this line, it is a clear sign that Israel’s room for maneuver is now more limited, particularly in Lebanon, where Israel has failed to achieve its strategic objectives despite the extreme violence of its genocidal methods. Meanwhile, the relationship between the United States and Israel continues to deteriorate. While Netanyahu has jeopardized the negotiations by crossing the red line established by Washington and Tehran and bombing Beirut last Sunday, Trump merely called for calm after the Iranian response. On Wednesday, J.D. Vance spoke about the relationship between the United States and Israel, noting that “sometimes we have interests that are perfectly aligned and sometimes we have interests that are misaligned.” Netanyahu “aggressively asserts the interests of his country. Sometimes that means we’re on the same page, and sometimes we’re not,” Vance explained. The situation remains open in any case, as Iranian negotiators have not responded to Trump’s announcements, and Tehran might be tempted to wait even longer in order to gain more, as Hamidreza Azizi points out: Apart from the horizontal structure of decision-making in the Islamic Republic post-Ali Khamenei, which requires time for consensus-building, another consideration is how to frame any agreement in a way that would be acceptable to the hardline constituency. On the other hand, Trump himself, faced with the contradictions revealed by the U.S. failure, already seems to want to revisit certain points of the agreement, accusing Iran of having published terms different from his own. In a message on Truth Social this Friday, Trump indicated that “the terms that Iran leaked… have absolutely NOTHING to do with the terms that were agreed to, in writing.…What they said, including their weak and pathetic statement on having a deal, bears no relation to the truth. They are a very dishonorable people to deal with.” A potential last-minute reversal, in an attempt to find another way out that would allow him to conceal his failure, is therefore not impossible, given that Trump has no viable option for ending the war. And even if the agreement were signed, this new round of 60-day negotiations on Iran’s nuclear program — which excludes the missile issue and support for Tehran’s various allies in the region, which Trump had placed at the heart of his war aims — demonstrates both the retreat of the United States and the possibility that it could end like the previous rounds: that is, with a resumption of hostilities. While Washington seems to have resigned itself to backing down on some demands in the face of the war’s strategic failure, there’s no guarantee that Israel won’t try to disrupt these high-stakes negotiations to avoid a major setback. Already, Israel launched airstrikes against the Palestinian people in Gaza on Thursday night, threatening to reignite a high-intensity genocidal war, seemingly to avenge its defeat against Iran and Lebanon. In any case, while the effects of the U.S. defeat are already being felt and Washington is trying to restore its credibility by threatening to invade Cuba and increasing pressure on Bolivia, where the pro-Trump government of Rodrigo Paz is facing a powerful workers’ and popular rebellion, there is more urgency than ever to build a mass anti-imperialist movement that calls for the defeat of the United States and Israel in Iran and throughout the region, completely independent from the Iranian regime and the leaderships allied with it, and that fights for the end of the genocide of the Palestinian people. Originally Published in Révolution Permanente on June 12 The post Trump’s Latest Proposal to End the With Iran Marks a Major Retreat for the United States appeared first on Left Voice. From Left Voice via This RSS Feed.

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TIL the "red mirage" is an observed phenomenon when the overall in-person vote count leans to one party, while provisional votes or absentee ballots, often counted later, lean towards the other

Blue shift occurs because young voters, low-income voters, and voters who relocate often are likely both to vote provisionally and to lean Democratic. It also happens because Republicans like to make it difficult for people who are not cisgender wealthy white conservative christian men to vote. Many states have little to no protections for workers to take time off to vote (most states provide 1-2 hours off), select polling locations that are difficult to walk or ride public transit to, and understaff workers in polling locations to ensure long wait times in non-white neighborhoods. Then, when volunteer programs spring up to do things like drive people to the polls or distribute water and snacks to people in line, they outlaw those actions. This is why they’re also against absentee and provisional ballots, since they enable working-class, disabled, and other ‘undesirable’ people to vote.

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Half a Million Nameless Heroes: Gothic 1 Remake Sells 500,000 Copies in First Week

The game’s friction and slow nature forces you to immerse yourself. You have to learn the combat just like you would normally learning to fight with a real weapon. You pick up a new weapon and swing it around to get a feel for it. If you aren’t trained, practiced, or strong enough then you’re not going to be efficient with those types of weapons and have to struggle to improve. Lack of fast travel and it’s dense, hostile world makes you learn the environment to know where to go and where to avoid until later. The map isn’t that big but things are spaced far enough apart with danger in between, and the day/night cycle being considerably longer than other titles, forces you to consider what you’re doing to not burn daylight and be caught out in the dark. Early you have to be careful who you mouth off to or trust because it could get you beat the fuck up and you’re shit stolen or you piss off the wrong person and now you need to find another way to progress or accept that you fucked up. Dialogue and character action becomes more than just fluff. Leveling is slow and gaining learning points takes a while but the investments are well worth it. Specializing in doing something actually feels incredibly better than becoming the typical jack of all trades but also putting a few points here and there still feels like it makes a difference when rounding out your play style. It makes you actually weigh your options if you want to get better at one thing or try and branch out. Yea, some of it makes the game frustrating at times but that frustration is what makes finally getting improved enough or finding an alternative way to to overcome it so rewarding as an immersive experience. Everyone loves a power fantasy but this game isn’t that, an immersive RPG is different from a power fantasy action game. Immersion benefits from friction.

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Had a 1v9 argument about China and Cuba being socialist at my org

Sorry if this is a little vague, I am trying to argue “for” a position that is incoherent and inconsistent as far as I’m concerned, let’s call it the “western chauvinist left” position, that particular strange of vaguely sort of ultra-left but oddly demsoc kind of “leftist” who loves every socialist experiment except the ones that had any successes, and refuses to learn the history of any AES. The sort of person who knows nothing about the USSR except that it “failed” and isn’t interested in actually understanding the nuances of why it was destroyed and what led up to that, only interested in lumping in all AES alongside the USSR and saying they are all on the same path to destruction. While also bizarrely arguing for “socialism” which I take to mean proletarian control of the state, but without any sort of way to prevent the same sort of “revisionism” that they claim is responsible for the downfall of all AES, just insisting that it won’t happen “when they do their revolution” (but like, never actually organise for it, at most they maybe go to a protest every now and then, and their org is more of a social club than anything actually revolutionary). I realise I’m just venting about a vague attitude that I have to deal with a lot than I am about any actually specific idea, most of the people like this I know would consider themselves an ML, not a Maoist or anything, just “Socialist with CIA characteristics” kind of person who will happily regurgitate any lies they have fed about AES and refuse to look further, even to understand “how they went wrong” better. Your addendum is the most important point here, the sort of person I’m talking about despises nuance and understanding and would much rather paint all AES with a broad brush, instead of looking at their different economic/social models and what worked and what didn’t work. Barely one step above just calling them “authoritarian” (and sometimes literally doing exactly that).