Quite literally going back to where we were, which wasn't working.
How about:
- getting corporate and dark money out of politics
- universal healthcare
- universal childcare
- end corporate price gouging and surveillance pricing
- comprehensive food safety regulations
- a transition away from fossil fuels
- comprehensive AI and crypto regulations
- strict environmental regulations on data centers
- congressional and executive branch stock trading ban
- abolishing the ERO division of ICE
- tuition-free public college
- cancelling student debt
- scrapping the cap on Social Security
- taxing billionaires
- a minimum wage that is a living wage
- crackdown on wage theft and union busting
- expanding the Supreme Court
- Judicial and Congressional term limits
Or is a vision of a better tomorrow too much to ask for?
The 2028 pick Boston is getting, or swapping, with the Sixers is kind of complicated.
Boston could get Philadelphia's pick if it lands 1-8. If that pick is 9-30 it's gone from the Sixers in a complicated swap that involves multiple teams.
If the Philadelphia pick is 9-30, then Boston could get the most favorable of their own pick and the LA Clippers pick that Philadelphia owns, with the less favorable pick staying with the Sixers.
I think that's how it will work out. More to come when it's all been sorted.
I can no longer appeal my suspension on https://t.co/ddNxfovFFO because the Blizzard CS team have already made up their mind on my suspension. At any moment they could drop logs that warrant a permanent ban, but they never will because I never typed or said such things.
We'll see a lot more of this as agentic people with good product sense get a handle on the capabilities of the AI coding tools. I actually don't know if this was AI-assisted coding, but it's exactly the kind of local-first, open-source apps I've been coding. Kudos to Fatih for packaging it up for others to use (and collaborate/contribute on!)
This is the truth about Drake Maye:
• He won 17 games in his second season, in a year where his preseason win total was 8.5.
• He took his team to the Super Bowl in Year 2.
• He finished 2nd in MVP voting, again, in his second season.
Season review:
• 4,394 passing yards
• 31 passing TDs
• 8 INTs
• 113.5 passer rating
Did he have the most outstanding performance against the best defense in football in the Super Bowl? No.
Was he even supposed to be anywhere near this game? Also no.
People are so quick to want to “have a conversation” about players that it’s almost comical.
This kid will do what he’s done his entire life: reflect, respond, and overcome.
He will be back.