🇺🇸 Zuckerberg says that in 5 years you will have a personal AI that knows your life and does the work for you.
"Everyone is going to have an agent that really intimately understands your goals and everything around you and can help you get stuff done."
He means one assistant on money, health, the house, the calendar, running in the background all day.
Meta wants that agent sitting inside the apps people already live in, so it becomes the way you get through a normal day.
Writer: Lucas
A new (after a very long pause) Gironde update, for you to enjoy with your weekend. Please subscribe if you have not already: this time, Peire Vidal is savagely beaten and Lady Sermonde tricked into eating her lover's roasted heart.
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@yappingward What clubs do you play with?
I have bought a driver, 7 iron, 56 degree wedge and putter but will probably be looking to get some more soon.
@yappingward The video you shared from Fried Egg Golf opened me up to some great public courses, it seems like you could still get close by playing at places like Pasatiempo
@yappingward It may be worth getting an OBD2 scanner to help identify the severity of any issues. Could save some $$ in repairs yourself versus going to the shop
Although peace had restored the government's revenues and credit, Madison remained convinced that a national bank should be reconstituted. Such a bank would not only market government securities and provide credit for an expanding economy but provide a uniform national currency, the lack of which, the president noted, produced "embarrassments." Support for a national bank, originally the brainchild of Jefferson's adversary Hamilton, represented a major change of policy for the Republican Party. Nevertheless, in three weeks time, Madison's Secretary of the Treasury would lay before Congress a detailed plan for a second Bank of the United States. Madison presented the rest of his domestic program as flowing naturally from hsi concern with a strong defense posture. The tariff not only provided revenue, he reminded Congress; it could also protect against foreign competition [in] those industries "necessary for the public defense." Such a protective tariff, by making the United States independent of foreign markets or suppliers, would help avoid commercial troubles like those that had led to war in 1812. Where did this leave the principle of laissez-faire? "However wise the theory may be which leaves to the sagacity and interest of individuals the application of their industry and resources, there are in this as in other cases exceptions to the general rule." Common sense should mitigate the application of any theory. The most ambitious part of Madison's address was his plea for "establishing throughout our country the roads and canals which can best be executed under the national authority." The obvious benefits of improved transportation were economic and military; but, he bravely added, there would also be "political" benefits: "binding together the various parts of our extended confederacy." The strict construction of the Constitution, to which Madison's party stood pledged, need not stand in the way of progress. "Any defect of constitutional authority which may be encountered can be supplied" by amendment. Madison was playing upon the patriotic and optimistic postwar mood he sensed in the public. What better way to manifest this self-confidence than through a coherent program of national economic development?