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The players are telling us that at this time, they want money now over years later. No one knows whether they’ll be earning any income next year at all, and beyond that, what anything will look like under the new CBA.

Maybe. I think it’s not a bad bet that one of those six will be better than Bassitt, though. Melton may be the best bet, Olson if he can stay heathy, Anderson as a wild card, SGL as a dark horse.

Except they’ll make more.

How do they relate?

Sure, why not? Who wouldn’t want to win multiple rings with a superteam?

Nobody has enough.

AI's is not to reason why, AI's is to do and comply.

This is super cool. I just wish it was clearer. A Brilliantly Detailed Map Of Medieval Trade Routes & Networks

Maybe if we show Trump this, he'll stop caring about Greenland and Canada. 😁

The Name “John” in Different European Languages I did not know "Evan" is Welsh for John.

When in Rome ... kiss twice.

I love these maps.

I'm just basing my assessment on what I see now versus what I saw before, and if not racking my brain for reasons to doubt it or explain it away makes me a slappy, I guess I'll wear it. In my opinion, Occam's Razor applies here. Let everybody else's mileage differ for all I care.

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How did you phrase the pushback, exactly? How is it working for you?

The hard part for anyone with massive reach is exactly that: X has a great deal of reach, and no one who relies on maximum engagement from their customer base wants to intentionally reduce that. The other part, of course, is whether those organizations are truly anti-nazi, or are in willful denial as to its very existence. That's probably more the question at hand.

I see, OK. The post mentioned only Bassitt and Ponce by name, you said “him”, and I deduced you did not mean Ponce.

It’s only January still.

Suspending elections was on the dock long before this. But yes, a pretext would be convenient. I’m not sure it’s something he himself could do on his own, although he’s doing a lot of things on his own that the Constitution doesn’t allow presidents to do, and everyone is letting him get away with it, so, who knows what’s next.

No, because according to the article: Trump spokesperson Steven Cheung said in a statement to USA TODAY. "A lunatic was wildly screaming expletives in a complete fit of rage, and the President gave an appropriate and unambiguous response," So, appropriate for the so-called leader of the free world.

Domestic violence is a horrific thing, and needs to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. That stipulated, it’s also a pretty broad thing and in some cases could include verbal or emotional abuse. Is that really the worst thing she can come up with? I can think of worse things these thugs could (and probably do) have in their background, such as aggravated battery, rape, murder, etc.

All the confederate states have a long history of one-party state fascism, especially the deep southern ones, so, this all is like coming home for them.

So I’m finding that AI is a really good enhancement to my own intelligence, rather than a replacement for it. I wanted to invest a little in some emerging technologies. I’d had a pretty good run with AI-based securities and wanted to roll some of those gains over into whatever “the next big thing” might be. I use a LLAMA to help me identify what those technologies might be and the companies best suited for growth within each. I figured quantum computing would be one of them—I had actually been in IONQ for a bit before, getting whipsawed back and forth until I finally said enough and got out with a couple extra bucks. However, it pointed out to me that quantum is today where AI was in 2012: certain in its potential, but more in the science project stage. I looked into that, and it seemed right. made a lot of sense. It then highlighted some other interesting categories instead: grid modernization, commercial nuclear technology, satellite technology, space-based consumer technology, advanced health tech, metabolic biopharmaceuticals. It then provided a bunch of companies for me to consider. I dug into each to try to determine out which of themhave the highest wheat-to-chaff ratio, bounced my resulting list off AI, honed it, and I was ready to go. I also used AI to help me figure out how to place the investments, specifically, which I should buy all upfront and which I should buy in stages. I then did some research into that process to figure out which parts of it made the most sense. Then I made the buys. In no way was I ever going to ask AI for five or ten hot companies and then throw money into whatever they came up with. But in terms of giving me a starting point, AI was fantastic at coming up with possibilities I would never have come up with myself, and ideas about approach that I hadn’t really given much thought to before. As I say, I used AI to enhance my own intelligence, rather than replace it. I’m becoming a big fan.

First they’re gonna have to siphon as much money out of it all as they can get. Nothing changes until they do that.

I guess if what we see with those guys is what we get and they’re not going to get any better this year, then yeah, we could use Bassitt if he would ever consider coming here.