Someone gave a bunch of LLMs the PoliticalCompass questions, and it turns out they're almost all libertarian-leftist in orientation.

Californians could soon see some relief from their sky-high electric bills. The reason? Data centers. Thanks to data centers, PG&E has been able to offer rate cuts for the fourth time in two years. Let's keep building!

This is a super cool website. You can scroll around and look at any country's population pyramid, fertility rate, and mortality rate by year. Check this out:

I just want everyone to know that the first exposure the Plymouth Colony Pilgrims had with Native Americans was... Samoset coming up to their camp and—in perfect English—saying "Welcome, Englishmen. Could I have some beer?"

I'm using Grok in the CLI and I've got to say: I'm delighted at its personality. The thinking keeps showing comments like 'Wow, that country-FE result is striking!' and 'The quadratic adjustment left a ~15-25% residual. Guess that's why we use splines!' Grok is so happy!

The fall of Rome was less a dramatic collapse and more the slow and eventually total decline of state services. One day, your postman becomes a little less reliable. He arrives less often. Then later on, he's gone, and you're not sending or receiving letters anymore.

Starlink launches now substantially outnumber all other satellite launch sources.

For the first year on record, wind and solar produced more electricity than coal in the U.S.

Last year, China added as much energy to its grid as Germany has in total.

Starlink is the top reason to fly United. It immediately makes every flight ten times better *and it's free*.