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Let's get started. You know, we wanted to try something new this week. Every week, you know, I get a little upset. Things perturb me, Sax. And when it does, I just yell and scream, Disgracia! And so I bought the domain name Disgracia.com for no reason other than my own amusement. But you know what? I'm not alone in my absolute disgust at what's going on in the world. So this week, we're going to bring out a new feature here on the All In Podcast, Disgracia Corner.
Disgraziad. Disgraziad.
This is fantastic.
This is our new feature. Chamath, you look like you're ready to go. Why don't you tell everybody who gets your disgracia this week?
Wait, we all had to come with a disgratiot?
You really... You missed a memo.
All right, fine. Enough. I got one. I got one. Okay, all right. Just calm down. My disgratiot corner goes to Jason Calacanis. Oh, here we go. Come on, man. You can't... And Pete Buttigieg, where they, in the first 30 seconds of the interview... compared virtue signaling points about how each one worked at various moments at Amnesty International. Absolutely. Literally affecting zero change, making no progress in the world, but collecting a badge that they used to hold over other people. Disgraciad.
We wrote a lot of letters. We wrote a lot of letters.
Disgraciad.
Which is good. That means it's like a good one because it's behind the scenes. Disgraciad. Jason Calacanis and Pete Buttigieg. Disgraciad. Great. I'm glad that I got the first one and you can imagine what's coming next week for you. I saw the Sydney Sweeney dress today trending on social. Disgrace the odd. It's too much. It's too much.
What is it? I didn't I didn't even know what you didn't see it.
Bring it up a picture. Okay, bring it up.
It's a little floppy.
Get a vestido a propo. How is this? Much. It's disgraceful. A little bit. Like look at this. Oh my god. Too much. Too much. In my day sacks a little cleavage maybe perhaps in the 90s or 2000s some side view this is too much.
Hey, guys.
Hey.
Great highbrow subject matter.
We were discussing the role of politics, and then Sydney Sweden pressed. I don't know what's trending on X. Hi, Dad.
Hi, Dad. Put away the phone, Jason.
Let your winners ride. Rain Man, David Sasson.
Love you, man.
What's going on with the algorithm? I'm getting Sidney Sweeney's dress all day.
And last week, Saks- Well, maybe you should stop favoriting it.
You favorited it 15 times. Poor Saks got- He got invited to SlutCon for two weeks straight on the algorithm.
I say the algorithm has become- If you demonstrate- You can't even tell if that's a joke or a real thing. It's a real thing in San Francisco. It's all too real.
It's actually- Yeah.
For real? Yeah. If you demonstrate interest in anything on X now, if you click on it, God forbid you like something, man, the algorithm is on it. It will give you more of that.
It will give you a lot more. Yes, yes. So we did have an issue. We still have somewhat of an issue where, um, there was, there was an important bug that was figured out that was solved over the weekend, which caused, um, in network posts to be, uh, not shown. Uh, so you basically, if you followed someone, you wouldn't see them, wouldn't see their posts. Um, then, um, The algorithm was not probably taking into account if you just dwelt on something. But if you interacted with it, it would go hog wild. So as David said, if you wrote a favorite, reply, or engage with it in some way, it is going to give you a torrent of that same thing.
Oh, Zax.
So maybe you... Zax, what was your interaction?
Did you bookmark Slakhan? I think you bookmarked it. Here's what I thought was good about it, though, is all of a sudden...
If you haven't explored Sidney Sweeney's boobs, then you're going to get a lot more of it.
Yeah. But what I thought was good about it was that you would see who else had a take on the same subject matter. And that actually has been a useful part of it. So you do get more of a 360 view on whatever it is that you're shown interest in.
Yeah, yeah. It just, it's like, it was giving you, if you take a, you'd have like, it was just going too far, obviously.
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