Bryan P. Grady, Ph.D.

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[Bryan P. Grady, Ph.D. @bpgrady]

Or, as it is known here, an AI-driven Manassas

[First Squawk @FirstSquawk]

PRECIOUS METALS MEMED OUT, BITCOIN FLAMED OUT AND THE LABOR MARKET LOOKS LIKE IT’S PETERING OUT. IT ALL CAME TOGETHER TO SHAKE THE FOUNDATION OF AN AI-DRIVEN BULL RUN

[Bryan P. Grady, Ph.D. @bpgrady]

Welcome to my life between 2014 and 2021:

[Daniel Kay Hertz @DanielKayHertz]

By popular demand https://t.co/2ibGJguoK8

[Taniel @Taniel]

With roughly a fifth-of the vote counted in Nevada, the leader in the GOP primary for secretary of state is...

Sharron Angle. (!)

(Still a long way to go, the primary looks tight.)

[Robby Soave @robbysoave]

I have never once in my life encountered someone expressing this sentiment. Either I live in quite a bubble, or Ezra Klein does.

[John Arnold @johnarnold]

Imagine if this had been the response to the introduction of the tractor.

via Toronto Star

[M. Nolan Gray 🥑 @mnolangray]

The low price is the answer: very few people want to abandon all of their friends and family to go live in a place with no jobs, that is 1.5 hours away from even a mid-sized airport, and has no major cultural or natural amenities.

[Aer Lingus College Football Classic @cfbireland]

The European Home of College Football 🇮🇪

[Darren Rovell @darrenrovell]

These people have been waiting an hour to get into Madison Square Garden.

Here is a first person account:

“They routed everyone down to 34th and 8th.

Police barracade.

Through metal detectors to a point about 200 feet from MSG.

Then they came and apologized and said they were confused and instead we needed to exit the barracade and go to 34th and 7th.

We walked there and then a different set of police told us to go to 32nd and 6th.

There are hundreds, if not a thousand people, wandering around in giant herds not knowing where to go or how to get in.

The police keep saying they don’t know the protocol.”

[Rattlesnake @RattlesnakeTex]

Are there American theme towns like this around the world? Can I visit “Little South Carolina” in Germany?

[kenzie @wongkarwasian]

Love island is like if you could understand what sims talk about

[Bryan P. Grady, Ph.D. @bpgrady]

They don't call it Famously Hot for nothing.

[Gerald Mengel @GMengel]

Bless our hearts...

[Bryan P. Grady, Ph.D. @bpgrady]

Dude is about to drop 60 in the Garden tonight.

[Wemby Alien Era @WembyAlienEra]

Victor Wembanyama drawing with his sister in a park in NYC 🎨

(🎥: hoopsnation on IG)

#GoSpursGo #PorVida

[Andy Boenau @Boenau]

"This street design has been proven to save lives."

"That can't be true because I don't like it."

Many such 🤡 cases.

[Philip Oldfield @SustainableTall]

Shading from skyscrapers is often derided as a *bad* thing.

But there is evidence that shadows from tall buildings can reduce melanoma rates

[Bryan P. Grady, Ph.D. @bpgrady]

Keiko Fujimori in Peruvian presidential election run-offs

2016 vote share: 49.9%
2021 vote share: 49.9%
Projected 2026 vote share:

[America Elects @AmericaElige]

Peru, presidential election (second round), Datum fast count projection:

Sánchez (JPP, left): 50.1%
Fujimori (FP, right): 49.9%

#Peru #Elecciones2026Peru #EG2026 #SegundaVuelta

[Lightcast @LightcastData]

The workforce challenge for data centers isn't actually data center workers.

It's electricians.
And HVAC technicians.
And construction managers.
And inspectors.
And equipment operators.

They're competing against everything. https://t.co/TZLnRKd8Ft

[Elai @elaifresh]

Data Center Current Thing Derangement Syndrome is so powerful it’s so bad out there

Data Centers do not crack like the top 250 “things that are ruining nature”, if you have a kneejerk reaction to this fact please examine your biases

[Josh Barro @jbarro]

Why are our lawmakers such idiots?

[Bryan P. Grady, Ph.D. @bpgrady]

"She came to a stark realization: a district that oversees 180,000 students does not know how to run basic tests on research quality."

99.9 percent of school districts have fewer resources.

Public policy cannot be just folk wisdom. It is a science.

https://t.co/OMoRqSk8RB