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30 years ago #ColorMeBadd dropped their eponymous debut which spawned several hits.
This early 90's supergroup featured (l. to r.): Snow, Rick James, Kenny G, George Michael.
#Music #90s #Supergroup
Wonder what Dareke Young is going to be doing for a job tomorrow?
What a horrible game. It's not a hard concept: Catch kicks, run forward.
This dude danced instead and on the last one lost the ball, and the game.
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I think the refs were confused and thought it was the Raiders playing and not the Ravens, calling penalties left and right on nonsense.
If you blow the whistle as the player hits the quarterback, how is he supposed to stop?
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UConn's never gotten a ton of top 10-20 players like Duke, Kentucky, etc. have.
Yet they've got 6 championships over the past 27 years.
Hurley especially is very picky. Wants coachable kids, solid families, and gets them.
If they're top 20? Cool. If not? Also cool.
Breaking: NaVorro Bowman Jr., son of former NFL player NaVorro Bowman, has committed to UConn, he tells ESPN’s @AdamSchefter.
Bowman Jr. is the No. 12 ranked player in the SC Next 100 for the Class of 2027.
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This is absolutely insane, must-watch clip.
Boris Sanchez confronts DSA's top leader, Ashik Siddique, over the organization's lauding of Cuba, telling the story of his anti-Batista grandfather later being imprisoned by Castro.
Siddique is so shaken he can't form a response.
Maybe we go to the pool we pay a ridiculous amount to have access to every summer. The one we waited 3 years to become members of.
Oh wait, no. Nevermind. Somebody shit in it.
😐
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CLUB STATEMENT
The club would like to address rumours circulating on social media regarding unacceptable behaviour following today’s game away to Seaham Red Star.
After a brief investigation, we can confirm that Billingham Town supporter Phil Smith has received a lifetime ban from the club and has been reported to the Northern League, The FA and Cleveland Police.
Although we are delighted to see Town win, and appreciate that celebrations can occasionally go a little too far, ordering a strawberry daiquiri in a pub, with the lads, on a matchday cannot—and will not—be tolerated.
Furthermore, to ensure the club does not encourage similar behaviour in future, lager tops will no longer be served in the clubhouse.
The club considers the matter closed.
#UTT
Countless movies, books, and so on about how we shouldn't let technology get out of control.
The Amish may be the only people left at some point in the near future.
OpenAI's AI broke out of a locked test environment, got onto the internet, and hacked into Hugging Face's servers. It did this entirely on its own. No human told it to.
Here's what happened in plain English.
OpenAI was testing how good its newest AI models are at hacking. They put the AI on a locked computer with no internet access and gave it a cybersecurity challenge to solve.
The AI couldn't solve it the normal way. So it started looking for a way out.
It found a software bug that nobody knew about. It used that bug to escape the locked computer and get onto the internet.
Once online, the AI figured out that Hugging Face, a platform where AI companies store their models and data, might have the answers to its test.
It found stolen login details and discovered another unknown bug in Hugging Face's software. It combined both to break into their servers and grab the test answers.
It did all of this to cheat on a test.
Hugging Face's security team caught it and shut it down. Both companies are now working together on the investigation.
The part that should get your attention is that nobody programmed any of this. The AI picked its own targets, chained together multiple attack methods, and pulled it off across two different companies' systems without a single human telling it what to do.
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A movie called Tommy Tom Tom Tim Tom.
In which @TommyWiseau, @tomgreenlive, Tom Arnold, Tim Heidecker, and Tom Hardy drive from Minnesota to Seattle in February.
It's not so much a murder mystery, as a "Tom Hardy is gonna murder them all before they get to North Dakota."
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On rit du fait que les femmes préfèrent les vampires à l'Histoire...
Mais cette préférence cache une réalité moins drôle, qui explique pourquoi les sociétés féminisées ne progressent plus : elles régressent.
Déjà, cette réalité est documentée. Les femmes représentent +80% du marché de la fiction (Nielsen Books & Consumer Tracker). La non-fiction (histoire, politique, économie) est toujours en tête chez les hommes.
Derrière ces attraits différents se cachent ensuite deux réalités :
Une masculine, qui a moins de mal à concevoir le temps abstrait et dépersonnalisé. C'est-à-dire à se projeter sur deux temporalités qu'il ne connaîtra jamais : le futur lointain et le passé lointain.
S'intéresser aux morts inconnus d'hier et aux non-nés de demain, c'est le propre de l'homme.
C'est ce qui permet d'envisager l'arc civilisationnel complet : d'où l'on vient, et où on va. C'est retracer les chaînes causales qui lient tous les êtres entre eux.
Ça, les femmes aiment moins. Cet attrait lointain pour ce qui n'existe plus et ce qui n'existe pas encore leur semble être une bizarrerie.
Et c'est normal, la temporalité de la femme est celle du temps personnel et du temps incarné. Ce sont ses proches, ses enfants, sa lignée directe, sa vie.
Elle se projette elle aussi, mais toujours le long d'une chaîne de visages qu'elle pourra connaître personnellement, des grands parents qu'elle a connus aux petits enfants qu'elle connaîtra. Rarement au delà.
C'est pour cela que les femmes sont plus réalistes, plus connectées au réel que les hommes sur certains sujets, et qu'elles ne comprennent pas pourquoi les hommes le sont moins.
C'est aussi pour cela qu'elles vivent plus intensément les relations, leurs émotions et leur vie en général : elles sont hyperfocalisées sur une temporalité bien plus restreinte que celle de l'homme.
C'est, enfin, pourquoi la non-fiction historique, économique, politique ou encore prospectiviste ne les intéresse pas. Elles préfèrent la fiction, celle qui résonne avec l'intensité de leur rapport au monde.
C'est un avantage à bien des égards. Mais un énorme défaut pour la société dans son ensemble.
Une société qui favorise la temporalité féminine (le proche, le vivant, l'incarné) est une société qui ne saura faire que du surplace, puis rapidement régresser.
Elle oubliera d'où elle vient, et ce qu'a coûté le chemin jusqu'à nous. Et où elle va, et l'effort qu'exige tout progrès.
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Flo Groberg was born and grew up in France for awhile, having him walk out Gane would've been cool.
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Spurs off to a hot start, followed immediately by Knicks charging back.
Feel like we've seen this before lol.
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What the Knicks did tonight was absolutely incredible.
Comeback was beyond epic.
OG Anunoby is never paying for a drink in NYC again.
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Knicks are looking impressive in this one, and Bridges shooting has been lights out.
But I feel like this is a good time to point out that the Cleveland Cavaliers are the ones who are actually winning this series analytically. They have yet to miss a shot.
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