@_Panama_Red@ClutchPoints@_SVPod Through the first 4 games of the series the spurs had the largest free throw differential over a team in playoffs history at +25… what are you talking about
@tanggsyy@manbearpiggins same efficacy in the playoffs. The thunder are also towards the bottom of these playoffs in free throw differential (meaning their opponents are getting more free throws)
Also sometimes you just kind of have to acknowledge refs miss calls for every team. It happens
@tanggsyy@manbearpiggins Outside of “fall %” which lacks so much context. What numbers support it?
He’s not having an outlier FTA season/run, the Thunder are towards the bottom in the playoffs in FTA… Additionally he drives more than any other player in the league, so you’d expect him to shoot a lot
@czarcantwell@PardonMyTake I really implore you to watch his falls and think about whether or not he’s actually trying to draw a foul based on his reaction or if he just falls to prevent landing ankle on ankle
@VillainHiss@HPbasketball You should probably know this since you watch Wemby but both players have stated that they fall down on jumpers to avoid injuries
@blehayne@mamba24kn@dbookownsyou Gotta understand these refs are actually insanely impressive cause I get it, in real time to the average viewer ain’t no way that looks like a foul but they catch angles that we don’t or only see in slow motion.
@Corrupted_Eden@CultureCrave I’ve been in the industry of software development long enough to tell you that if you aren’t using it even as an individual, you are in the very, very, very small minority. It’s just a tool that serious developers use now to speed up workflow
@Corrupted_Eden @rovensky @kelskiYT Gen AI in software development is also a lot dumber and extremely far away from ever being able to replace developers as it needs constant direction on *how* it should be solving problems, even simpler ones. It’ll often overcomplicate/completely misunderstand or get it wrong
@Corrupted_Eden @rovensky @kelskiYT It’s about disciplined usage. I use both copilot and Claude for code generation daily in software development and if you’re not reviewing every line it generates it is very problematic in the long run, but it has assuredly made my work a lot more efficient overall
@JormJohn@sperez_40@doncare8o@AHalfNickel In my case, I don’t tire as easily as other people with my disability do but I still get fatigued after typing for a while, even working part-time. Why shouldn’t I utilize generative tools to assist me in my workflow? (With an emphasis, I try not to become over reliant on it)
@JormJohn@sperez_40@doncare8o@AHalfNickel We’re not talking explicitly art here. Yes disabled people have historically overcame a lot of these physical barriers without the assistance of technology. But why not have that option accessible to them? It’s a niche case that might not be relevant to your personal feelings