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@SharpFootball These are defensive line drills! You people will hate on anything.

this Shedeur Sanders laser gotta be AI? if not 😂😂💀💀

@MichaelAvenatti If you can't see the special level of disgusting this is... You should see a better therapist.

OMG!!!! For the first time in the history of the world, two people had an affair and may have had a child born out of that affair. And it was after they rented a boat no less!!! What blasphemy (said while pearl clutching). I mean at a minimum they should have their entire lives ruined, lose their careers, assets and everything else they ever cared about, and also be paraded through the streets so they can be ridiculed and stoned. And their families should also suffer further repeated humiliation. Because all of the rest of us are without fault or sin, right? GTFOH

@Jay_Mac_AF @Pat_Thorman I don't think you know what anything means ...

@_BossHawg67 @Pat_Thorman Dont think you know what “serial” means..

Few thoughts on Vrabel stuff (b/c I’m sure you care) - cheaters are dirtbags - he might not be as smart as we thought (monsters just in Super Bowl not anonymous anywhere) - counseling bit was odd/performative - family dragged in by media not cool - jokes have been fun Beyond that (and braindead Eagles fans with tamper-foil hats), the reaction has been overblown/entitled. Many commenters seem deeply personally offended/outraged. Legit pissed off by strangers’ messy personal lives. They don’t owe you shit. Quit being weird.

@RomanPuglise @darrelltalksfi When I'm at 5 million dollars it'll be aight, bro

@darrelltalksfi Just because you can access it early doesn’t mean you should. Tapping retirement funds early can derail long-term compounding. But.. if you do need it, the money is accessible.

“Retirement accounts are a scam. I can’t access my money until 59.5.” Wrong. The Rule of 72(t) lets you tap into your retirement accounts early. No 10% penalty. Here’s how:

@0xlelouch_ Copilot can answer this. What a joke.

Your Postgres database is at 95% disk usage. You delete 1 million rows but disk space doesn't decrease. Why not and how do you reclaim space? [Database Maintenance]

@luctimm @MarioNawfal Oh look a cobol product owner!

@MarioNawfal COBOL is not legacy and people have no idea how IBM business model works

🚨 Anthropic published a blog post saying Claude can modernize COBOL code and IBM instantly lost $31 billion in market cap. The post: "Legacy code modernization stalled for years because understanding legacy code cost more than rewriting it. AI flips that equation." That's IBM's entire business model. COBOL runs banks, insurance companies, government systems. Written in the 60s-70s. Nobody knows it anymore. Rewriting it costs millions. So companies pay IBM billions to maintain it forever. Anthropic just said "Claude can do it now." One blog post. $31 billion gone. This is what AI disruption actually looks like.

Sullivan says the Dolphins are close to making their decision regarding what to do with Tua Tagovailoa, and plan on looking at the QBs in the draft (as the will every year)

@Birdie18th @AlZeidenfeld 500M is a rounding error in Berkshire Hathaway's list of investments.

35 Warren Buffett’s opinion of Bitcoin has been consistently and famously hostile. For over a decade, he has dismissed it as a speculative bubble with no underlying value. Here is a breakdown of his historical stance, his most famous quotes, and the specific reasoning behind his dislike. The Core Argument: "It Produces Nothing" Buffett’s primary objection is that Bitcoin is an unproductive asset. * His Reasoning: If you buy a farm, it produces food. If you buy a stock, the company produces earnings and dividends. If you buy Bitcoin, it produces nothing. You are simply hoping that someone else is willing to pay more for it later (what is known in finance as the "Greater Fool Theory"). * The Quote: "If you told me you own all of the Bitcoin in the world and you offered it to me for $25, I wouldn’t take it because what would I do with it? I’d have to sell it back to you one way or another. It isn’t going to do anything." (2022) Famous Quotes & Insults Buffett has used colorful language to describe his disdain for cryptocurrency: * "Rat poison squared" (2018): Perhaps his most famous insult, upgrading his partner Charlie Munger’s earlier comment that it was just "rat poison." * "A mirage" (2014): He warned investors to stay away, stating, "The idea that it has some huge intrinsic value is just a joke in my view." * "A gambling token" (2023): He compared investing in crypto to playing roulette, acknowledging that while people like to gamble, that doesn't make it a sound investment. Has He Changed His Mind? No. Even as Bitcoin's price has risen dramatically over the years, Buffett has not wavered. * Nuance: While Buffett personally hates Bitcoin, his company, Berkshire Hathaway, invested $500 million in Nubank (a Brazilian digital bank) in 2021. Nubank is crypto-friendly and offers Bitcoin trading to customers. However, this was likely a decision made by his investment managers (Todd Combs or Ted Weschler) based on the bank's rapid growth, rather than an endorsement of crypto by Buffett himself. Summary of His Philosophy Buffett believes in intrinsic value—the cash flowing from a business to its owners. Since Bitcoin generates no cash flow, he views it as fundamentally worthless, regardless of its market price.

What comes first? Bitcoin to $35000 or Bitcoin to $100,000?

@lthlnkso @SaysSimulation Damn bro turns out you were the criminal in the hypothetical the entire time!

@SaysSimulation I instantly shove a nearby woman from behind, launching her into a snowbank. When the criminal goes to help her up, I immediately start pepper spraying and beating him. After disarming him I shoot him 10 times in the back.

Anyone outraged over the ICE shooting of Pretti needs to face a test. Be given a gun, and put in a room with an armed criminal, with 20 video cameras capturing the encounter from every angle. They can kill you at any time. You are only allowed to shoot the moment before 1/

@JoriEpstein Does bro ever HAVE a day?

C.J. Stroud: Today just wasn’t my day…I take full responsibility

@walterfootball Go cry to daddy Trump loser

Brandin Cooks caught the ball. Not an interception

@gofast36 @AlZeidenfeld How did Obama deport so many more illegals than Loser Trump without shooting US citizens in the face?

@AlZeidenfeld Al, you claimed these Ice Agents are "Different" than Obama's Ice agents. You said it's because Obama's Ice didn't break apart families? Yes, they did break up families, and Obama admits they did in this video!! x.com/WallStreetApes…

What law or constitutional amendment was changed that suddenly made this a thing?

@PFF_Fantasy Too bad he's a quitter.

CAREER YEAR for George Pickens 🌟

@MattHarmon_BYB It's almost like he knew the snap count, and Burrow laid down before he even got there instead of scrambling. 😂🤣 Nothing to see here!

Teleporting across the line of scrimmage that fast to break the record is fitting

@Ihartitz So staged. Burrow laid down for Myles to touch him 🤣😂

Best football player alive

@ActionNetworkHQ When they added week 18, the benchmark equivalent is actually 1060 yards...

1000 yards and counting for Justin Jefferson That's his 6th season with 1000+ yards...🤯

@MarcusBlumberg @SharpFootball With Marshawn Lynch!

@SharpFootball Well, the Seahawks love passing from the 1 ... they even did that in the Super Bowl once ...

WHAT ARE THE SEAHAWKS DOING???? 1st & goal from the 1 you PASS? despite averaging 5.5 YPC up the field only THEN do you run on 2nd & 12??? and you run AGAIN on 3rd & 8??? That was the most ass backwards play calling I think I've EVER seen starting w a 1st & goal from the 1

@ESPNInsights If Tom Brady can do it, it can't be very difficult.

Brocky Purdy is coming off back-to-back games with at least five pass/rush TD, the only player in franchise history to accomplish that feat 😤 If he can repeat it a third straight time, he would be only the second player in NFL history ever to do it, joining Tom Brady in 2007.

Want to be clear that we are tracking the above stuff for Week 18 DFS contests. I would not bet any of it on sportsbooks. Books are now very aware, and even offering horrific pre-made parlays involving incentives. It's more than baked into all lines.

Being aware of records, milestones, & contract incentives has become table stakes for Week 18. Some notable ones: * Dak Prescott 34 yards ahead of Matthew Stafford for passing yard title, would be first Cowboys to ever do it * Jonathan Taylor 47 yards behind James Cook for rushing yard title * Justin Jefferson 53 yards short of 1,000 * Tony Pollard contract incentives: 66 rush yards for $250k and 2 rush TDs for $200k Tons more here: establishtherun.com/week-18-nfl-co…