I just soft-launched DartBoard: https://t.co/ifThVxrVjd
It’s an AI chat workspace where you can organize chats + manage a memory vault and drag memories into chats for context.
@IterIntellectus Great example of how machine learning is being applied to everyday objects.
We’re entering a magical new technological era. Super exciting
Exceler A is live — a self-directed learning workspace built around Brooklyn College’s CS degree path, with supporting math, mastery practice, progress tracking, DegreeWorks mapping, and an AI tutor.
Independent student project:
https://t.co/viD0OUO0RB
@yoxics In slo-mo you can see Wardrobe give the chair a push and let go, like he thought he could let Lacy roll down and just guide it. Lacy yells ‘Wardrobe!’ instantly because he felt the push.
@krustykrabpzza5 He gets told to just walk away, he goes, 'I can't,' and then walks toward her and yells, 'Dumb cunt, come on, do it again.' Like, bro had every chance to leave.
@WadePlem It’s like a kid who keeps grabbing a hot stove, getting burned, and saying 'I’ll come back stronger next time.' You don't build a tolerance to fire, eventually, the skin just stops healing. The chin works the same way, it doesn't level up from taking damage, it just breaks down.
@delRE__ He won because he wasn’t paying attention to people’s expectations or trying to play perfectly. He wasn’t stressed, he trusted his instincts and played like he wanted to win, not like he needed to win. That mindset and behavior are exactly why he won.
@419twizzz Under the bright lights that probably lets them play way more freely instead of getting tight and overthinking everything. It reminds me of when Peterbot was at his best just saying whatever and looking like he genuinely didn’t give a fuck about the pressure or expectations.
@419twizzz It’s just that they’re vibing and actually enjoying themselves. They obviously want to win, but they’re playing for the fun and satisfaction of winning, not like they have to win. They’re dancing, joking around and not obsessing over being perfect every second.
@1646Sam@mattvanswol The real concern is when a crowd feels comfortable overwhelming an officer instead of de-escalating the situation. If this reflects a growing disregard for law enforcement and basic civil order within parts of that community, that’s the bigger issue.
@SneakoUpdat3s The kid’s point survives even if he were 10. Either explain why separating a government from its people is wrong, or admit you changed the subject and attacked the person instead of the argument.
@SneakoUpdat3s The kid made a distinction: criticize a government’s actions, not an entire people. Instead of engaging with that point, Sneako dismissed him with “you don’t know any better you’re 15.” Then the dad exposed the irony by asking Sneako’s age. The argument never got answered.
@TheNotoriousOLU @Bigqadi You’re equating not knowing Maya Moore with knowing nothing about sports. That conclusion doesn’t follow. By that logic, if someone doesn’t know the top athlete from every sport or every league, they know nothing about sports.