On Sunday, Crawford, who initially joined CBS in 2009, wrote on X: “Earlier, I tweeted a video from an Abdul El-Sayed town hall. I deleted that tweet because it was a violation of CBS News standards. I apologize.”

On the contrary, it exemplifies the new CBS News standards perfectly.

It’s a seasonal game with a different theme and game mechanics each time, but when it is online it’s available here.

@Demigodrick@lemmy.zip already made a Fediverse version of The Button.

Not just maybe.

U.S. commercial AI services should be rejected with as much fervor.

Given that the MAU count is still on a slow decline, with over 90% of Lemmy.world users being inactive, I think it’s more of an indicator that MAU counts should be made more prominent in frontends rather than total users.

Image by EFF (CC-by)

Based on the numbers on the sign in the picture not matching each other, I strongly suspect that it’s AI-generated rather than being actually commissioned or designed in-house.

“And yet, here he is unpicking the deal this country signed with the EU a decade after the referendum. He is not going to get a better deal. The EU are tough negotiators.”

The UK already had an amazingly favorable deal compared to most EU countries; expecting an even better one is asinine.

A feature that Piefed has that I wish Lemmy would implement too is URL filters; perhaps it could be added to the chart after ‘word filters’?

Arctic has a great frontend implementation of it with Regex support, but the app hasn’t been updated in a while.

Also, for simplicity perhaps the tables should have the more advanced information implemented with a visibility toggle? All of the information listed may overwhelm new users and leave an impression that the Fediverse is particularly complex.

It probably changes nothing; training their models probably falls under the category of ‘improving’ their products.

The voting age should also be lowered to 16 then.

The insurance companies should require each tanker to have a minesweeper ship in front of it. Costs would be higher than normal, but surely not higher than the cost of replacing an entire hull and the value of its oil cargo?

What people should be complaining about is who will now be on the hook to pay for necessary road maintenance.

He’s drunk the AI Kool-Aid.

This headline is deliberately misleading in sanewashing Trump’s false statements; neither Ukraine nor Russia signed up to an energy target truce.

Less competition would mean higher prices.

Money wasted so frivolously shows that those propping up the far-right have far, far too much of it.

The story is the same in most Western countries right now; far-right candidates are leeching votes from center-right candidates by claiming that center-left candidates are socialists and bemoaning immigration that is ultimately necessary for long-term economic growth and pension program viability without racking up unsustainable debt like Japan.

Meanwhile, center-right and center-left candidates view this shift as a reflection of voter preferences and shift their platforms rightward to placate the far-right, pointing to supposedly socialist boogiemen further left than them as a defense to why their political positions are ‘reasonable’.

Germany needs to accept that compromising involves meeting in the middle.

Given that the U.S. government isn’t letting Americans purchase Chinese cars, the U.S. shouldn’t get to comment on the trade implications of Chinese car production.