¿APENASSSS?

Retomamos bsky.

6. Not everyone in US likes it: Trump likes export controls, but doesn't really like sanctions (they "weaken the dollar" and stuff abt Biden using intelligence/anti-corruption laws to investigate him - he didn't). Also thinks US extra measures make working with the US unattractive.

¿Con cuál?

O’Keeffe in the Frame Inside the painter’s life in New Mexico

Todd Webb’s photographs of Georgia O’Keeffe at home in New Mexico provide a window into the painter’s daily life, Roxana Robinson writes: theatln.tc/gfaWb4YW

What a week to be alive.

OpenAI’s 12 days of ‘shipmas’ include Sora and new reasoning model OpenAI has 12 days of Christmas planned.

OpenAI’s 12 days of ‘shipmas’ include Sora and new reasoning model

How South Korea's Impeachment of President Yoon Could Happen A detailed look at each stage of the impeachment process, and what is to come for President Yoon.

President Yoon Suk Yeol of South Korea is facing proceedings that could remove him from office after his imposition of martial law plunged the country into a political crisis. Here's how an impeachment could unfold.

¿Qué onda con la gente a la que se le complica hacer un simple favor?

Wey ¿qué pedo con ese fenómeno? Jaja no lo entiendo y no me gusta.

Averiguando quién es más poderoso, si el jet lag o yo.

Uf, de alguna forma sí me da paz que estemos empezando aquí de nuevo. Extraño mucho un lugar en el cuál poder pensar y no solo pelear.

Henos aquí, criaturas necesitadas de expresar cuanto pensamiento se nos atraviesa.

Celebro que estemos poblando esta aldea.

Did what?

A todo esto, what's her name?

Anatomy of a flood The Post installed cameras to capture how sea level rise worsens high-tide flooding in this N.C. town.

This is really cool: a @washingtonpost.com team installed time-lapse cameras in a North Carolina beach town to show how the rising seas of climate change are increasingly drowning the South www.washingtonpost.com/climate-envi...

Sí, sí, aquí sí. Empezaremos de nuevo.

Abused by the badge Hundreds of police officers in the United States have sexually abused children, a Post investigation found. In many cases, the officers have avoided prison time.

Exclusive: A Post investigation has found that over the past two decades, hundreds of law enforcement officers have sexually abused children while officials at every level of the criminal justice system have failed to protect kids, punish abusers and prevent additional crimes. wapo.st/3VEtNBo

Four elephants standing closely together. A headline reads: Every Elephant Has Its Own Name, Study Suggests. Photo by George Wittemyer, via Associated Press

Elephants may use and respond to individualized rumbles, an AI analysis of their calls suggests. It’s too early to say if it means they have names for other things, but the way they seem to name one another leaves that open as a possibility, scientists say. nyti.ms/3XdnhTv

Two satellite images of the Gaza strip labeled "Mid April" and "Late May." A headline reads: "Where New Tent Cities Are Rising in Central Gaza."

More than one million Gazans have fled Rafah, according to the UN. Many have been displaced repeatedly in search of safety amid Israeli evacuation orders and strikes. Now a growing area of central Gaza is filling up with tents, satellite imagery shows. nyti.ms/3x9YxAK

Ok...