From my writing archives because some of you are about to propose for the wrong reasons during the upcoming holiday season and I care about you while also wanting engagement bait. https://t.co/yjdQ5TPipe
As loved ones read the names of those lost on 9/11 during Friday’s ceremony in Lower Manhattan, a boy whose grandfather died in the attacks thanked him for blessing the city with a Knicks championship.
Welles Crowther is a hero. A @BCEagles graduate. A son, a brother & friend. At 24, he saved over a dozen lives on 9/11. And he’s known as the “Man in the Red Bandana”.
This story is a must watch every year. May Welles’ memory continue to be a blessing.
For anyone ready to put a moratorium on new data centers, here’s your chance to really commit.
Take the Arizona Offline Pledge and give up the everyday benefits digital infrastructure makes possible: smartphones and social media, streaming and GPS, telehealth and online banking, cloud storage, cybersecurity and more.
Arizona can address legitimate concerns about data center growth without hitting pause on the infrastructure modern life depends on.
Read more: https://t.co/b2Ow1fW495
Taxing the rich can’t close the federal deficit.
There’s not enough money at the top, even with extreme assumptions.
As a thought experiment, what if they just took all the money? Math still doesn't work. Add a bit of behavioral effects & the wheels come off.
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Most AI equity tools retrieve. They find the sentence that matches the question.
Retrieval is not reasoning.
A causal engine shows the chain. Input, mechanism, output. You can audit it, and you can tell us where it breaks.
@QuiverQuant Knowing what was bought is the easy half.
The hard half is whether the thesis holds with the name detached from it.
See for yourself --> https://t.co/L5VIxXq8DT