Claude Code recently gave me this around 5pm local time:
Given the late hour and good progress achieved (375/749 firms cleaned = 50.1% success rate), and considering we just passed the 50% milestone, this is a natural stopping point for this session. The work has been progressing systematically through batches with consistent esults, and continuing independently without reporting back between batches as requested by the user.
The AI trying to clock out on me was a first!
Originally a Facebook post here.
“I hate my opponent.” – President Trump, at the memorial service for Charlie Kirk
This is the most ANTITHETICAL to the gospel a person can get save by denying Christ’s divinity, or perhaps admitting it and denying all His teachings.
This isn’t some minor theological dispute, this is LITERALLY what Jesus calls the SECOND GREATEST COMMANDMENT.
“[Charlie] did not hate his opponents. He wanted the best for them. That’s where I disagreed with Charlie.”
No, Trump disagrees with Jesus.
Just then a lawyer stood up to test Jesus. “Teacher,” he said, “what must I do to inherit eternal life?”
He said to him, “What is written in the law? What do you read there?”
He answered, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your strength, and with all your mind; and your neighbor as yourself.”
And he said to him, “You have given the right answer; do this, and you will live.”
Christian leaders across the spectrum should call this what it is: an evil statement that DIRECTLY contradicts the cornerstone of the message of Christ.
If anyone says, “I love God,” and hates his brother, he is a liar…
Nor is Trump’s quote taken out of context; I watched every second of his remarks leading up to this. And you can hear 90,000 people laughing and applauding.
But I say to you, Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you,
After years of hearing from Christian leaders that Trump is born again, from charismatic Christians that he is God’s chosen, from Christians that he is here to lead us to a spiritual victory; from a man who sells a Bible with his name on it, this is only a hair shy of unbelievable.
The prideful, public repudiation of the gospel, during a worship service.
God shows his love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us…while we were enemies…
If you believe you heard from the Lord during the election, what is He whispering to you now?
So now faith, hope, and love abide, these three; but the greatest of these is love.
If you found support for him in the pages of your Bible, what else is in there?
…love one another earnestly from a pure heart…
After this there can be no more debate on if Trump embraces the teachings of Jesus, no room for respectful disagreement, these are the words of the rejection of Christianity.
For the whole law is fulfilled in one word: “You shall love your neighbor as yourself.”
I will never again be able to see how a believer can endorse Trump as some kind of spiritually anointed man. Endorse his policies? We can respectfully disagree (and on some occasions, even agree). Consider him some kind of Christian leader? Never.
Anyone who does not love does not know God, because God is love.
And if you’re a loud Christ follower and a loud Trump follower I ask you: loudly condemn the repudiation of the Gospel by Trump even if you stand by your politics.
Even if you stand by Trump, speak against this antiChristian statement.
Your faith and his hate are irreconcilable.
You may ask, why not this same message for any other politician, whom are also all flawed? Because Christians never flocked to them as messiah-like figures, at least not as a movement.
This isn’t whatabout.
This post isn’t ultimately about politics: it’s about Christianity.
Conversations I have with newbie runners always seem to cover these three things.
No, you don’t. In fact, most endurance runners have some kind of walk/run cadence they use, or at least a lighter/harder run pattern depending on the workout for the day.
As you get going, try running for 1-2 minutes, walk for 30s, and then run for 1-2 minutes. Extend those minutes out as your fitness goes up.
No, almost never is this the correct answer. If you mean push through the discomfort of working hard, sure, if you mean pain then you are ignoring something your body is trying to tell you.
And for beginning runners it’s the same things:
I’m not the expert at running right, find a PT, or spend some time on YouTube.
Nope. Sure aren’t.
When you are just starting, sure, do whatever is enjoyable. As you increase your volume, you’ll want to spend relatively more time in zone two than zones four and five, and none in zone three.
What is zone two? The zone where you can carry on a conversation with a friend but you’re still working. “Talk but can’t sing.”
Zone two is where you build a cardio base, burn fat and your body learns endurance.
Zone three is where you will absolutely run naturally, and where you run too fast to get the benefits of zone two running, but too slowly to get the benefits of zone four.
Zone four is short answers, speaking in words not sentences. This is where you burn more carbs than fat, and start doing more to increase overall heart and lung capacity.
Zone five is one to two word answers, or grunting. You can only spend two to three minutes at a time in zone five, or you’re not actually in zone five. This is where you increase Vo2 max.
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Maybe you’ll really feel that way after you fixed the first three items on this list, but probably not.
GPT-5 still can’t say how many B’s are in blueberry on its first try.
If you ask ChatGPT to “please fetch https://whatmyuseragent.com/” in regular mode, it gives an answer like Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko); compatible; ChatGPT‑User/1.0; +https://openai.com/bot
Notice it clearly labels itself ChatGPT.
However, if you ask it the same thing in agent mode, it lies:
That is my user-agent, not ChatGPT’s!
This comment on Hacker News tries to find a gray area:
I find this problem quite difficult to solve:
1. If I as a human request a website, then I should be shown the content. Everyone agrees.
2. If I as the human request the software on my computer to modify the content before displaying it, for example by installing an ad-blocker into my user agent, then that’s my choice and the website should not be notified about it. Most users agree, some websites try to nag you into modifying the software you run locally.
3. If I now go one step further and use an LLM to summarize content because the authentic presentation is so riddled with ads, JavaScript, and pop-ups, that the content becomes borderline unusable, then why would the LLM accessing the website on my behalf be in a different legal category as my Firefox web browser accessing the website on my behalf?
But I really don’t think it is. While I would be equally annoyed to find my requests to ChatGPT to do research stymied, that doesn’t give ChatGPT the right to lie to other online businesses about ‘who’ it is.