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@ry_storm true!

@tobinbridge That’s from the February show but same box set!

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@arpitrage Maybe less demand for teaching tho

We have roughly 400 research Universities (maybe half of which are R1), which educate about 40% of bachelors students. We maybe need fewer with AI? Research will concentrate in foundation labs, philanthropy, and well funded Universities. More teaching focus?

A student recently told me: "Apparently, you can now use LaTeX locally on your computer. We don't need Overleaf anymore." The old becomes new again, helped along by Overleaf becoming really slow.

@Chris_arnade Along with the beer, the trees are great, and very nice to bring the kids

@tobinbridge really wonderful beer garden. Spent both of my nights there, reading and drinking. Great beer.

Log off, touch Glas

@mean_field_zane Sorry but it's 'In the day we sweat it out...'

Each day we sweat it out on the streets of a runaway American dream.

@KarinaRykman I have not cold lamped in a minute!

Gorgeous day in Central Park cold lamping with the turtles

@Chris_arnade Check out Riegele Biergarten near the Bahnhof!

@Chris_arnade Augsburg?

That's what is so wonderful about Europe -- small outdoor cafes in plazas.

My dog would be trying to get the hot dogs and hamburgers

@ryancbriggs Napster days is up there

I've possibly never experienced more consumer surplus than the ~20/month LLM plans

@ElijahCone Why is the same at my house too??

Bluey is OUT and Peppa Pig is IN at my house. As a father, I don’t want to be compared to Bandit (imaginative, ideal millennial dad). I am much more comfortable with the pace being set by Daddy Pig (slob, Brexit-coded chud).

@NewYorker Please don't tell me that chili and bandit get divorced in season 3

In 1992, “Sesame Street” shot a story line about the divorce of Mr. Snuffleupagus’s parents, but after a test screening upset some preschoolers, producers pulled the episode. Its writer, Norman Stiles, later remarked that the team “felt safer” dealing with death than with divorce. It would take “Sesame Street” two more decades to address divorce in any substantive way, and even then it only did so on a 2012 DVD special. “If screens are commonly enlisted to fulfill a care function, becoming a substitute family member, they are also early transmitters in our kids’ lives of what a ‘family’ looks like,” Jean Garnett writes. As a divorced mother, she wanted to find quality programming that addressed the subject of parental separation, so she, with the help of her daughter, set out to find children’s shows that adequately portrayed a family unit like theirs. Read her essay: newyorkermag.visitlink.me/-giHdu

Come gather ‘round children, it’s high time ye learned ‘bout a show at Cornell, and the love that it’s earned. #happyanniversary 5/8/77

Happy Cornell Day to all observers

@arpitrage i bring a stack of printer paper and a stapler, is that bad?

A PE picks and shovels AI strategy: buy Roaring Spring, the 139 year old family owned firm which prints blue books for exams Estimated value $64 million.

@alexolegimas @AndyMasley I remember scoring the last case from a local bodega

@AndyMasley They took the caffeine out of the 12% alcohol fruit punch Andy. They took it out. We peaked in 2010 and you know it.

Pretty crazy that people seriously entertain that quality of life is declining

@RayDalio Nice, did you see Phish in '96?

I LOVE and highly recommend the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. I love festivals – in fact, I’m a bit of a festival addict – and I am addicted to this one (I have been coming to it for 33 years) because of the music, the food, and the vibe at the festival. All around, the festival in New Orleans is extraordinary. I recommend that you put it on your bucket list.