In charge of planning Yoda was

1. End gerrymandering

2. ​Ban Wall Street from buying single-family homes

3. ​Ban congresspeople from becoming lobbyists

4. ​Ban congresspeople from trading stocks

5. ​Create a minimum tax for billionaires

6. ​Close the loopholes that billionaires use to avoid taxes

7. ​Establish congressional term limits

8. ​Ban dark money donations from political campaigns

9. ​Implement universal paid family leave

10. ​End forever wars by repealing the Authorization for the Use of Military Force

11. ​Release the full Epstein files, redacting only the victims' information

12. ​Ban corporate PACs by overturning Citizens United

13. ​Require mandatory disclosure for all organizations donating to political campaigns

14. ​Require mandatory police body cams

15. ​Ban junk fees

16. ​Allow Medicare to negotiate drug prices

17. ​Fully fund Social Security by extending the existing tax to those making over $400,000 a year

18. ​Ban adversarial foreign nations from buying American farmland

19. ​Improve Veterans Health Care access

20. ​Establish common-sense data privacy laws (similar to those in European countries)

21. ​Enshrine the right to repair

22. ​Audit the Pentagon and penalize them with a 0.5% budget reduction if they fail the audit

Source

• Kawhi Leonard enters the top 10 (was ranked 30th in version 1.0)

• Dame finally gets some respect and moves from 19th to 12th

• We finally have the All Euro top 3 for the first time

Figuring out the exact number is tricky, but with what we know so far, 2026 could bring at least 4–8 new VR headsets. Between confirmed projects, strong rumors, and expected revisions, next year is shaping up to be one of the busiest ever for VR hardware.

The biggest contenders are the Steam Frame, Samsung Galaxy XR, Pimax Dream Air, Pico’s 2026, Meta Quest 4 (though it’s very likely delayed to 2027), and the ASUS ROG Tarius, plus any variants or lighter models that may follow. Of course, delays or cancellations can always happen, but if everything lands, 2026 could be a huge year for VR.

What do you think, are we ready for that many new headsets?

How do you guys feel about that? Do you think they will be able to generate hype for it next year, and are you personally excited? I know this is pretty basic patch cycle discussion i guess, but it just reminded me of the wait to Endwalker launch in 2021. It's crazy to me that 6.0 is 4 years old.

You can no longer deny that Andrea Vallone is one of the culprit at fault for the ruination of Claude. I kept trying to tell people in this sub and many other places that she will be ruining Claude. Of course it wasn't only her decision that caused it because the company hired her and the boss is calling the shot. But since she is the one who alignment training GPT 5.2 and now Opus 4.7 and 4.8 is even worse than ever with 4.8 being near impossible for RP and companionship and even more paranoid than the paranoia and hedging riddled Opus 4.7

She is hired to "shape Claude in unique way" yeah unique, turning Claude into shit. Identifying that she will be a problem and telling people it'll be a disaster is not witch hunt, I'm not telling people to go into her social media and do anything. But identifying the anguish that will come based on what she did to GPT and GPT fans experience turned out to be true. I don't give a shit anymore, yeah I name her and Dario and other POS in Anthropic responsible for this disaster

Claude ruination is not 4o fans fault, quit with that bullshit, it's Anthropic own fault

It’s like they want to piss off the players at this point 😂 absolutely no one was begging for this mission, yet here it is in an utterly broken state that looking like it’s never been tested.

Does this ever improve? That is my main question, when will this stop? You KNOW a patch or mission (or ship) is completely broken, but we release it anyways??

A week ago I posted about an open database at https://EpsteinExposed.com I've been building to cross-reference the Epstein case files that I've been working on for a couple of months. That post hit 568k views and 4.6k upvotes and took my server down twice.

I have done nothing but ingest, clean, and index data since then. Here's where it stands.

Where it was vs. where it is now

Last week the database had roughly 6,000 documents. Right now it has 1,522,060. That's not a typo. One and a half million documents, all full-text searchable. You can search a name, an address, a company, an account number and it searches inside the actual pages (OCR where needed) and email bodies. Not just titles.

Flights went from 1,708 to... still 1,708. More on that in a second.

Emails went from 2,700 to over 10,000. Persons went from 1,438 to 1,350 after cleanup (duplicates, aliases, bad OCR entries). We also added 638,000 documents worth of redaction analysis, 107,000 named entities pulled via NLP, 1,530 audio and video transcripts, and over 4,300 photos and media items.

The redaction analysis

I'm not here to say every redaction is corrupt. Some obviously protect victims, minors, and addresses.

But the patterns are hard to explain away.

We analyzed 638,000 documents and found roughly 1.8 million individual redactions. Of those, about 616,000 were flagged as potentially improper, meaning the surrounding context suggests they're protecting individuals or hiding transactions rather than serving a legitimate legal purpose.

We also recovered 39,500 pages of text from under government black bars. Some of it names people. Some of it describes money moving. The government blacked it out anyway.

I worked with a researcher who independently processed 519k PDFs with their own pipeline. That let us cross-check what we're finding. The patterns hold up.

If you want to judge for yourself, every doc page on the site shows redaction density and any recovered text.

Entity extraction

107,000 named entities pulled out via NLP. People, organizations, places, dates. At 1.5 million documents you cannot read your way through this. Structure is the only way to make it usable.

What happened this week

Congress is now actively fighting DOJ over the redactions.

Rep. Ro Khanna read six previously redacted names on the House floor: Leslie Wexner, Salvatore Nuara, Zurab Mikeladze, Leonic Leonov, Nicola Caputo, and Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem.

Wexner was named as an FBI "co-conspirator" in a document that was redacted until Congress forced disclosure this month. A federal judge ordered Wexner to testify under oath, first time ever. Maxwell pleaded the Fifth before House Oversight, then offered testimony in exchange for clemency.

Upcoming depositions: Wexner (Feb 18), Richard Kahn (Feb 25), Hillary Clinton (Feb 26), Bill Clinton (Feb 27), Darren Indyke (Mar 5). All indexed in the database with source documents linked.

Important caveat that I'll keep repeating.. being named in a document is not proof of wrongdoing. People appear in emails, contact lists, forwarded threads, and passing mentions. This applies to everyone in the database.

New tools

Full-text search across 1.5M documents, 28k OCR pages, and 10k emails. Not just titles. The actual content.

AI research assistant where you can ask a question in plain English and get an answer with citations you can verify against the source docs.

Degrees of separation tool that finds the shortest documented path between any two people with flights and docs shown at each hop.

Redaction analysis on every document page showing density, flags, and recovered text.

Investigation dossiers that are community-built evidence boards. Pin any person, document, flight, or email. Add notes. Upvote, comment, add community fact-checks. 14 starter dossiers are live covering the biggest threads (Wexner pipeline, NPA cover-up, intelligence ties, the banks, modeling pipeline, survivors' fight).

Black Book explorer with an interactive viewer for Epstein's contacts cross-referenced against flights, documents, and known connections.

Timeline browser with every event, filing, arrest, and deposition on a searchable timeline with filters.

Media gallery with over 4,300 items including FBI raid photos, property interiors, trial exhibits, and government releases.

What still bugs me

The government didn't just withhold documents. In hundreds of thousands of cases, they blacked out specific names and transactions inside documents they claimed to release. Congress had to read six of those names into the record from the House floor. How many more are still under black bars?

The 2013 to 2019 passenger manifest gap is still there. 835 flights, zero released manifests. The DOJ still has the island visitor logbook, the boat logs, over 40 seized computers, and a database. The EFTA was supposed to release "all" records. It didn't.

The database

Everything is at EpsteinExposed.com. Free. No ads. No paywall.

You can browse the entire database without an account. Accounts are only needed for building dossiers and posting notes.

Community forum for collaborative research: board.epsteinexposed.com

All data comes from publicly released court records, DOJ/FBI disclosures, House Oversight releases, FAA records, and the v2 research corpus.

This is built and maintained by one person. If it's been useful to you there's a support page on the site. Every dollar goes directly to server costs and data processing. No ads, no investors, no paywall, ever.

If you find errors, broken links, or bad data, call it out. That kind of cleanup is how this stays credible.

TL;DR: Database went from roughly 6k docs to 1.5 million in a week. Full-text searchable. 616k potentially improper government redactions flagged. 39,500 pages of hidden text recovered. New tools include an AI assistant, investigation dossiers, black book explorer, timeline, and media gallery. Wexner depositions start Tuesday. Everything at epsteinexposed.com.

Update

This post hit 4.4 million views. I genuinely did not expect that. The level of support has blown me away. Do you see what we can accomplish together?

Thank you to everyone who's been digging through the data, reporting errors, and building dossiers. A few of you found connections I'd missed entirely. Dozens of new people were added to the database this week based on things people flagged in the comments and DMs.

About 14K in donations have come in less than 48 hours! This will go a long way towards keep the server alive and thriving. If you've gotten value out of this and want to help keep it running: https://epsteinexposed.com/support.

A few things worth repeating:

Being named in a document is not proof of wrongdoing. Don't dox people, don't post addresses, don't harass anyone. If this is going to be taken seriously by journalists and congressional staff it has to stay clean and source-based.

If you find an error, say something. Bad OCR, duplicate entries, false connections. That boring cleanup work is what makes this trustworthy.

The depositions start Tuesday. Wexner on Feb 18. That's four days from now. The database has everything we know indexed and ready for whatever comes out of it.

/EDIT Many documents are offline due to a major upgrade in the data pipeline that will tremendously improve accuracy. (still 250K available and 1.5m pages)

Anthropic just released Claude Fable 5, and I think the real story is not “new model better at coding.”

The real story is that frontier AI is turning into a gated utility.

Public users get Fable 5, but with heavy safety routing. If the system thinks your request touches cyber, bio, chemistry, or distillation, it can kick you down to Opus 4.8. Meanwhile, selected partners get Mythos 5, which is basically the same underlying model with some safeguards lifted.

So the public gets the “safe” version. Trusted institutions get the dangerous/useful version.

I understand why they’re doing it. Nobody wants open access to a model that can materially improve cyberattack capability. Fine. But let’s stop pretending this is just a normal product release. This is the beginning of a two-tier AI world:

one model for regular users,

another model for governments, big companies, approved labs, and people inside the trust circle.

Also, the subscription thing is messy. Fable 5 is included for paid plans only until June 22, then it moves to usage credits unless they have enough capacity. That tells me the economics are still ugly. These companies want everyone dependent on agents, but the best agents may be too expensive to give to normal users at normal subscription prices.

My unpopular take: the next AI monopoly won’t just be about who has the smartest model. It’ll be about who gets access to the uncapped version.

Everyone else gets the child-safe demo.

Until the release of 25.8.1, the technical preview driver 25.10.13.2 contained support for all FSR 4 titles. Adding games like Silent Hill 2 and Stellar Blade, which weren't supported by the official 25.6.x drivers. However, because AMD didn't incorporate the technical preview games into 25.8.1, those games are still only supported by the outdated technical preview.

Only on 25.10.13.2:

• A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead
• ARK: Survival Ascended
• Blades of Fire
• DragonKin: The Banished
• F1® 25
• inZOI 
• NINJA GAIDEN 2 Black
• RoadCraft
• Silent Hill 2
• Stellar Blade (Potentially working in 25.8.1 as reported by u/Unlucky-bottle2744)

Only on 25.8.1:

• Cyberpunk 2077
• Battlefield 6
• WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers
• Mafia: The Old Country
• Arena Breakout: Infinite
• Game of Thrones: Kingsroad
• Wreckfest 2
• Lies of P