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@buccocapital I mean, the solution isn’t that hard to imagine, but a government interested in actually governing feels like it’s beyond our wildest dreams.
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We will have more lawyers because AI zeroes the friction of suing people
It’s going to unambiguously bad for society and I don’t really know what the solution is
Aaron Levie@levie
We will likely have more lawyers in the future than today, because: 1) AI will cause so many more people to ask legal questions which will encourage them to need to verify or execute through an actual lawyer. 2) AI will cause an explosion of more and more exotic legal terms that lawyers will be spending even more time reviewing redlines or new cases around. 3) All the new areas of law that now are emerging around the use of AI itself in every single industry. AI introduces an explosion of IP, privacy, and regulatory compliance challenges across all verticals. This has historical precedent as well. Between the creation of the PC and the internet (both technologies that made the legal profession far more efficient), the ABA pegs active attorneys having gone from roughly 400,000 in 1975 to roughly 1,375,000 in 2025. When we make professions more efficient and automated, often demand for them goes up not down.
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No interest today in debating the Saudi stuff, but there is a sheen of sadness watching guys who were once so hungry and determined to prove they were great slide gradually into irrelevance.
Cameron Jourdan@Cam_Jourdan
Six straight missed cuts in major championships for Cameron Smith dating to the 2024 Open. 5-over 77 on Friday to finish at +7 overall
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I think Kim uses Twitter better than any other athlete, or at least as good as any other. Middle of the premiere golf event of the year, and one of the guys in the middle of the pack is taking a second to be like "Hey viewers, I am struggling a bit and this is so so hard, here's why" is very cool to me.
Michael S. Kim@Mike_kim714
Augusta Diaries Thur: -Man, this course is haaarrddd haha. Personally, what I remember about watching the Masters as a kid are these runs of birdies coming in and the winner taking the trophy with birdies and eagles. But the other side is that the margins are so so tiny. The difference between a great shot and a horrible result is so so small. -Great ex is 3 today. You had to land a wedge in a 4 yard area to hit that green. I landed it too short and came off the green. Zach landed it a little too far and it’s over the green. Similar thing on 15, that green (especially being newer) is so firm, I didn’t hold the green landing the ball a foot past pin high. -The greens are quite firm but I never once thought it was out of control. It was a great set up and a set up with some really difficult pins. -Because the margins are so small, those little gusts have a profound effect on the results. A little off and you’re making bogey or double in a heartbeat.
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@johnarnold Real ones know Concacaf would have been the obvious choice here
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There's a Thai golfer playing in the Masters this week named Fifa Laopakdee. That's an interesting first name, I thought. It must be a traditional name from his culture. Nope, the opposite.
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The first athlete who could plausibly play until I’m old enough to file for Social Security.
Pittsburgh Pirates@Pirates
Get to know KG!
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AI responses quickly making this platform unusable
When friction drops to zero, public spaces become unusable. People with agency, with means, and with connections retreat to private spaces
Expect to see this everywhere as an outcome of AI
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@davegerhardt Had to mail some stuff the week before Christmas, got in line behind an older gentleman, he waited in a 20+ person line just to get some commemorative Elvis stamps that had nothing to do with the holidays. Game recognizes game.
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The post office is like stepping into an alternate universe
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@buccocapital The important thing to remember here is that he is a uniquely dumb person, and since 2016 has surrounded himself with the equivalent of a boulder rolling down a hill collection of other dumb people.
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Guy who loves when the stock market goes up but keeps doing things to make it to down
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It's time for one last pull of Conan O'Brien's Walker, Texas Ranger Lever.
Rest in peace, Chuck Norris.
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@FranziaMom I'd argue the "Semi-Charmed Life" episode is our War and Peace.
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Almost every week I think “I hope this show runs for 10 years”
keegan@FranziaMom
60 Songs that Explain the 90s is one of the best pieces of music journalism of the decade, a genuine joy to listen to.
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I've often wondered if they give the Champions any budget limits for these menus. Because those wines are $$$$$$$
GOLF.com@GOLF_com
Rory McIlroy's Masters Champions Dinner Menu is set.
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@conorsen @ReubenR80027912 But compare ATL to, say, Birmingham, Columbia, Jacksonville and you get the same sort of view of ATL as you do of SF/NY
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@ReubenR80027912 People in Atlanta by and large are less professionally ambitious than people in NY/SF. Nothing wrong with that, it’s what makes those top tier cities what they are.
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Correct. Every >$150B market cap COULD open up satellite corp ops in PHX/Nash/CLT/LV/Austin… but they don’t
They DO have a big office in NYC/DC/SF but that is necessarily a diff thing
Sun belts can take back office/support staff but the big dog functions will always be coastal
Conor Sen@conorsen
@buccocapital I don’t think places outside of the west coast or northeast will ever be hubs of innovation or attract top 1% talent but they’re well-positioned to grab $150-350k type households and jobs.
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