what an amazing night of banjo :)
Basketball Announcer: The triggerman is (Isaiah) Joe.
Me: Hey Joe, where you going with that gun in your hand?
Blow their minds. Mention how much more time Gui would have had if JK wasn't hogging it.
the spices that journalist was seasoned with must have been Shilling...er.... Schilling (bought out and no longer in production)
if you're doing 20ish year generations? yeah, 3 generations ago would be the early 60's or late 50's - and it was true then. Broke in the 70s with stagflation.
has the author not been aware of virtual machines? Or am I missing something?
not to mention that I also, even knowing the dual meanings of "puck" in this case (not including Puck), immediately envisioned a hocky player shooting a coffee puck on goal and getting really confused (and messy)
nice metaphor for persistence of form over function, there. Could maybe apply it to most AI output.
Many people seem unaware that most text processing and content generation doesn't require AI at all, and are now conflating any generated content with AI
insert "still" after CU
It IS a policy issue - several of them in a nice tangled bundle. And the clear need to rewrite the tax code and qualifications for non-profit status doesn't get clicks or votes. But if I think that does need to be done, and have major issues with CU think the video is misleading, then what?
Motivated reasoning is the default condition of thinking for most people.
my point is that it's a misleading ad. But, hey, why should a campaign be honest, right?
none LOL
or, you know, you can mislead people and then wonder why they don't believe you later.
Either CU would have to have a carve out to say they're NOT eligible, or the entire code around non-profits would have to be revisited and revised, affecting thousands of educational institutions - including, say, CUNY.
neither one - I'm not defending CU, nor am I shilling for capital. I'm pointing out that saying "make Columbia pay their taxes" is misleading - it doesn't have any taxes to pay under the current system - and completely avoids the question of 501c3 eligibility. (1/2)
Hey New York - did you know that Columbia University "doesn't pay it's taxes" because it's a 501c3 non-profit and isn't taxed?
Yeah, Columbia is a huge mass of problems, but let's try to avoid the misleading clickbait, mmmkay?
as portmanteaus go, it's got a lot of baggage
I think in Nic's case that's literally how it happened. Brook had been in the studio down the hall with Tito Puente, and just kind of wandered in.
I'm willing to bet that more people will read your 50,000 word book than would read my 3,000 word essay - if I ever wrote it.
Before Ea-nāṣir became a shady copper dealer, he was a hump-plumper.
sorry, can't stable my camels with you - heard you were a hump-plumper
FM radio
tape recorders
One was a shopkeeper in LA, he was too old for WW2 and immigrated to the states in 05. The other was a con man (literally) we don't know much - he bailed on his polio-stricken wife and my 4 year old father. Greats - shops in Poland and Rumania, an MD and a farmer in Cali, the farmer was in Civil War
I like a Jewish perspective on it - God wasn't who you hurt, you need to get forgiveness from them, not God.
25 years ago I was enthralled as he stopped a concert to give a long digression about the WPA to a bunch of mostly teenagers
OH - "They're young and pink right now" (it was a discussion about slime molds)
love that song - and also hate that it needed to be written and is still entirely too relevant.
The discrepancy between water year to date precipitation and snowpack at California's snow-monitoring (SNOTEL) stations is remarkable. Just 40% of the precipitation remains locked up as snowpack, the second-lowest percentage since 1981, amid above-normal temps and rainy-dominated storms this winter.
