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Here’s a dumb little thing I made: Amazanban, a Chrome extension that turns your Amazon orders page into a Kanban board. chromewebstore.google.com/de…
It all runs in your browser and no data goes anywhere, so the only one judging you is you. Enjoy.
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I think there is way too much concern expressed about verification of AI output in everyday work due to a risk of factual errors.
It used to be true, but data on more recent models suggest they beat human experts, including PhD specialists, in finding facts and checking claims.
Aw, RIP Jay Rockefeller. He was the last of a dying breed of northern aristocrats who felt genuine obligation to serve and elevate those who have less. He could have lived on his name alone but instead spent 50 years in public office and many many lives are better for it.
oh this dude is gonna run that clerk’s office like a navy warship
this is the kind of shit I would do if I was ultrawealthy
George Clooney posed with his wife Amal and his 14 closest friends (known as "The Boys") at a dinner party in September 2013, where he famously gifted each of them a Tumi suitcase containing $1 million in cash ($14 million total) along with covering their yearly taxes...
The story was made public in 2017 by Clooney’s friend Rande Gerber, who was at the dinner. He said Clooney invited the group over, then wheeled in the suitcases one by one.
Gerber said he tried to turn the money down, but Clooney told him that if he didn’t take it, no one would. Clooney also reportedly paid the taxes on all of the gifts, so his friends wouldn’t owe anything.
Clooney later confirmed the story. He said many of the friends had helped him when he was broke and struggling as a young actor in Los Angeles in the 1980s, and that some of them were going through hard times of their own.
The total gift came to $14 million.
Clooney could afford it. In 2013, he co-founded the tequila brand Casamigos with Rande Gerber and businessman Mike Meldman. Four years later, they sold it for up to $1 billion.
#drthehistories
Question that hadn’t occurred to me before: Is there an official Catholic position/viewpoint on the act of voting? (Or democracy/representation generally?)
Pope Leo has requested a mail ballot for this year’s midterms.
chicago.suntimes.com/pope-le…
