Conner Healey

[John Leone @_johnleone]

Dropping that series in 6 after leading 2-1 is a tough pill to swallow.

With that being said, it seems like this is just the beginning for the Utah Mammoth.

- Plenty of cap space to work with
- A young and highly promising core
- A fan base that has discovered what playoff hockey can look like in Utah

They’ll be back.

Tusks up now and forever.

[Dustin Taylor ⌚️ @DustinT_NBA]

Thoroughly dominated Jokic. I’d expect nothing less. Goat.

[fidexCode @fidexcode]

Company meeting in the next 5 years

[Dustin @r0ck3t23]

Elon Musk just described the white-collar extinction event. On Joe Rogan. Casually.

Musk: “Anything that is digital, which is like just someone at a computer doing something, AI is going to take over those jobs like lightning.”

Not gradually. Not eventually. Lightning.

The assumption most professionals are operating on is that AI will assist them. Make them faster. Augment what they do.

That assumption is the most expensive mistake a person can make right now.

Musk: “Just like digital computers took over the job of people doing manual calculations. But much faster.”

Think about that analogy for a moment.

We used to employ entire rooms of people whose sole function was arithmetic. Highly educated. Well-compensated. Essential to every organization that ran on numbers.

Then the computer arrived and the entire category disappeared.

Not shrank. Disappeared.

Nobody talks about it as a tragedy anymore because the transition happened before most people alive today were born.

It’s just history. A curiosity.

That same transition is happening right now to coding, writing, analysis, research, legal work, financial modeling.

Every profession whose output lives entirely on a screen.

The difference is the speed.

Digital computers took decades to displace manual calculation.

This is moving in years.

If your work begins and ends on a screen, you are not competing with a tool that makes someone else more productive.

You are competing with a replacement that does not sleep, does not need benefits, and gets cheaper every six months.

Musk is not predicting this future. He is describing the present tense.

[Tuki @TukiFromKL]

🚨 Elon said all jobs will be optional. Everyone's calling him crazy.

This is the same guy who said he'd make electric cars mainstream. They laughed. He did it.

Said he'd land rockets back on earth. They laughed. He did it.

Said he'd put internet in space. They laughed. 7,000 satellites later, soldiers in Ukraine depend on it.

Said Twitter was overstaffed. Fired 80%. The app still works.

Now Karpathy just scored every job in America against AI. If your work touches a screen, you're already replaceable.

Every time this man says something insane, the world catches up 3 years later.

You're not mad because he's wrong.. nah you're mad because you know he's not.

[autist @litteralyme0]

Life of a 2000's born:
-Pandemic at the age of enjoyment
-Ai implementation at the age of employment
-WW3 at the age of finally getting my shit together

[Alan Carroll @alancarroII]

Plumbers and electricians seeing AI replace everyone who went to college

[Matt Shumer @mattshumer_]

https://t.co/ivXRKXJvQg

[Boring_Business @BoringBiz_]

Realizing that it has been just 3.5 years since the launch of ChatGPT and companies are already talking about a post W2 economy

[Codie Sanchez @Codie_Sanchez]

You don't realize how rare just finishing what you start is...

- only 62% of people who start college finish
- only 10% of people start and finish online courses - less than 8% of Americans know what EBITDA is
- less than 7% of Americans own a business

[Derek Tuimauga @DTUI67]

This sucks, period. Feel free to have whatever attitude towards Whitt that you want, I’ll keep mine.

But here’s something to think about. In this CFB environment, things like this will happen.

-Utah brought in a new OC. That OC immediately brings in 2 WRS that he is very comfortable with & vice versa that can implement his game plan on day 1. One of those WRs is an all conference player that did amazing things last season at UT St.

-New OCs offense focuses on 1 key WR that will get the majority of the looks.

Neither of these things benefit an incoming freshman who doesn’t know this OC from Adam.

He built a relationship with Beck. He trusts Beck has HIS best interest. He made the best decision he could for HIS career.

So hate Whitt all you want, but don’t be naive that a player & their family made the best decision for his future with the information & opportunity presented.

I’m not expecting yall to be okay with this, but maybe it sparks some critical thinking that these things are far more complex than “Whitt burned everything just because”.

Let’s be smart fans.

It’s still #InScalleyWeTrust 🙌🏽

[JAE CROWDER @CJC9BOSS]

SO NO ONES GOING TO ADMIT THE NBA IS IN A WEIRD PLACE? THE LEAGUE IS PICKUP BALL NOW? WHAT HAPPENED TO TRYING TO EXPLOIT TEAMS WEAKNESS AND MAKING CHESS MOVES. WHAT HAPPENED TO GAMEPLANS? WATCHING GAMES THIS SEASON NOT JUST BC IM NOT PLAYING FEELS & LOOKS WEIRD. 🤦🏾‍♂️

[Morgan Scalley @RSNBUtes]

All of us!!!!!! #GoUtes

[Beth McColl @imbethmccoll]

has there ever been a sunday scarier … i can’t remember how to do anything.. i’m not ready

[Bennett | Glass @GlassOfBennett]

Happy Birthday to someone who would never turn their back on the University of Utah.

@weddlesbeard, have a day brother.

[Coach Holliday @eagle88me]

Everyone upset saying Whitt raided Utah staff. He hired all of those guys and it’s business. I think this is a positive Morgan gets to hire his people and run the program how he wants. It’s important a coach has his guys who are loyal to him and share his vision

[Jeremy Olsen @JeremyOlsen41]

Byu now paying a guy $9M on a long term deal but don’t have the guy that saved his job.