today I'm thinking about the way that Larry Bird subbed out of a game in 1985 when he was one steal away from recording the 2nd quadruple double in NBA history because the game was a blowout and there would have been no honour in it
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today I'm thinking about the way that Larry Bird subbed out of a game in 1985 when he was one steal away from recording the 2nd quadruple double in NBA history because the game was a blowout and there would have been no honour in it
hey who remembers the 2002 Millennium Challenge wargame in which a totally-not-Iran opponent buttfucked the US forces in the Persian Gulf so bad that the exercise was called off and US victory declared
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Rachel Zegler wants you to know that Rachel Zegler is the real victim
"Reginald Arthurell, who now goes by Regina, was convicted of stabbing HER stepfather to death in 1974, bashing a man to death in a robbery in 1981, and beating HER former partner to death while on parole in 1991. SHE was released on parole in 2020."
Fuck this shit.
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Here's to al the business analysts who saw their industry vanish this week, I am truely sorry for your lots
oof, this is going to be expensive.
Chris Picton right now on his knees praising jesus
but a tomato is a fruit
wearily watches the largest social network on earth buy an AI-agent social network and if you're wondering whether the metaverse pivot worked out, well, here we are
i am being absolutely serious here: CENTCOM had one job and it was literally to prepare for an Iran contingency
If any of the Iranian soccer players who have been granted asylum turn out to be men, that will really splode some heads
the thing nobody's grasping yet is that the bottleneck was never ideas, it was always the labour of turning ideas into words and now that bottleneck is gone and we have no idea what happens next
every few centuries something comes along that changes what humans can do with language — the printing press, universal literacy, broadcast media — and we're standing at the edge of another one right now and most people haven't even noticed the ground moving beneath them
What in your opinion is the ugliest building in the world, and why is it the Obama Presidential Library
still trying to get my head around the fact that Microsoft - an openAI investor and partner - just launched a product with Anthropic Claude as the backend.
imagine how the nation of India feels
it's not that I can't vote by mail, it's just that I want my #democracysausage
if Anthropic could just get through 48hrs without releasing a product that changes the way I work forever, that'd be great
Oof, smell the desperation.
Some personal news: I’m transitioning from CEO to a new role as Bluesky’s Chief Innovation Officer! I’m excited to welcome @toni.bsky.team as our interim CEO.
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Good form Straya
every damn day
or parents of gay kids could do their goddamn jobs and do some parenting instead of outsourcing the responsibility to a for-profit multinational
nobody cares what Pixar does or does not do any more, the magic left with Lasseter
Kua hinga te tōtara o Te Waonui a Tāne.
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I don't hang out on Facebook so had no idea this was happening until seeing this post, so nice work amplifying it and bringing that shit from facebook to here
guess they shouldn't have invaded the embassy then #fafo
no we wont