Ryan O'Horo

Communicating as a manger is hard, even if you think you're providing positive affirmations to your team, you can unintentionally undermine their confidence.

Be open to feedback, listen hard.

Hey, so me and the guys were wondering, like, you know. IF you have a blueprint for a house... how many dimensions should it have? ChatGPT says seven. Is seven correct? If seven isn't correct I need to make a phone call.

Fired and... then... ?

Good commentary.

I am two months deep into this art shanty project and literally nothing else is getting done.

Background: Grassy clearing in front of an office complex. A 1950s vintage car, laying on its side with a giant metal nail through it, top to bottom.

"Do we call this art?"

"Yes."

"Why?"

"Because I'm an artist, and I'm doing it."

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White swirls in a night sky over a damp street scene

White swirls in a distant night sky over a residential street scene. Streaks from car lights in the foreground

White swirls in a night sky over a residential street scene. 1980s vintage cars parked in the foreground

White swirls in a night sky over a residential street scene. A house with a car parked in the driveway in the foreground.

> Long exposures of LASD helicopters circling above Carson, 1982-1991.

> username “Tequask” on Wikicommons, where they wrote in 2015 that they were retired

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Bullshit surveillance and leaking your data…while forcing you to pay for it. jfc.

“For example, leaks of its recordings databases showed the company had improperly recorded thousands of calls between inmates and their attorneys.”

“That’s coercive consent; there’s literally no other way you can communicate with your family,” Tylek says. And since inmates…pay for these calls, she adds, “not only are you not compensating them for the use of their data, but you’re actually charging them while collecting their data.”

> Another slide deck explains that workers should not label people inside cars, but should label those riding motorcycles or walking.

> After 404 Media contacted Flock for comment, the exposed panel became no longer available. Flock then declined to comment.

Flock caught giving ALPR images to gig workers on Upwork to check for quality problems, and we found out because they left the portal tracking all the gig work and the training deck exposed to the Internet.

Woof.

This is of course silly because the flash point of ethanol changes wildly depending on temperature.

> The term proof dates back to 16th century England... spirits were originally tested with a basic "burn-or-no-burn" test. A liquid just alcoholic enough to maintain combustion was defined as 100 proof and was the basis for taxation.

Minnehaha Creek is a marvelous place when it snows.

Oh, sorry, I thought you were just having a time with the filters. and making light of it. I do not have exceptional insight into this part and I wish you luck in your search.

digi-key that catalog thicccccc

'Les Biches' (1968) dir: Claude Chabrol. a woman in a bubble bath holding a cup and saucer drinking coffee subtitle reads And then there are the intellectual pleasures

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"Cybertruck Owner as Modern Christ Figure: A Brief Inquiry"

10/10

LAPD to host no-questions-asked less than lethal projectile buy back program.

Just wait, a whole new internet protocol with way more address space will be invented and this bubble will burst.

Municipal emergency warning service offline after hackers steal user data An emergency warning service used by municipalities across the U.S. was taken down in recent weeks by hackers who also stole information on the system's users.

> The hackers recently published the stolen information online, according to a Crisis24 spokesperson. The data is associated with the OnSolve CodeRED platform, which many counties, cities and towns use to send out information like weather notices, AMBER alerts

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Today's Art Challenge: Winter Storm Warning

I hope this is clearly legible to everybody as a cultural expression of fascism

Fluffy snow with distinct needle-like structures surrounding a white core.

WOW! The snow in the Twin Cities currently looks and acts just like cottonwood tree fluff!

It’s now been revealed that Surveillance Santa is the mastermind behind elf on the shelf.

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‘They don’t have symptoms’: CAR-T therapies send autoimmune diseases into remission Engineered T cells that have been used to treat ulcerative colitis, rheumatoid arthritis and lupus show promising results.

Developed initially to target and kill tumors, they are now being engineered to target cells that are contributing to autoimmune diseases, like antibody-producing B cells.
#Science 🧪

am i gonna die? no, i'm cured.