It's a bit strange to all of the sudden see a bunch of people reading a 2700 year old book translated in the 1930s by Lawrence of Arabia, but here we are.
Nick Suzuki is likely to win the Selke trophy this year and get 100+ points. Isn't this pretty valuable to a team? Or are forwards only judged on offence for the Hart?
The fact that it's still acceptable for establishments to have 30+ minute waits for the women's bathroom while the men's has no wait is nuts. Why not require some equity here?
Folks bragging about using AI to build something that already exists reminds me of that movie where someone amazes everyone around them by "predicting the past". I wish I could remember which movie this was but the various AIs I've tried can't remember it either.
As legendary as The History of Rome podcast is, I think itโs pretty clear at this point that The History of Byzantium podcast has surpassed it in quality.
Robin is so damn good at his job that I want him to go back to the beginning of Roman history for his next podcast and start the whole thing over.
Jobs called computers "bicycles for the mind" -- tools we could shape to our will.
But they never were. Until now.
Every morning an agent preps me for my day -- calendar, news, last 24hrs of Slack -- in a personal podcast. I made it by asking. Same for hundreds of other things.
Launching @dreamer in beta today.
That ๐ง bicycle, finally.
https://t.co/Ma0KBkEI3F
me: My credit card expires this month but I haven't received a new one.
CC company: No worries, it's on the way. Don't worry, it's good until the end of the month. :)
Every website: "CC not valid. Expiry date must be in the future"
This approach of "if you had a positive experience, leave a review. if you had a negative experience, please email us." is quite prevalent these days. I imagine it works pretty well.
Translating Canadian:
No Yeah = Yes
Yeah no = No
Yeah no for sure = Definitely
Yeah no yeah = Sorry, the answer is yes
No yeah no = Oh no, you've got
nothing to worry about