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Such a quandary

Cool stat…

Let’s go!

Last 1 standing 😏 #GoBeavs

@cooperfitch3 It’s a curse for sure 👍

I’ve said all season that UCLA was gonna have a disappointing early exit. Just one of those things, so hard to win being number 1 all year.

@ROBD_94 I don’t want to face them but #GoBeavs so I will 👊

It obviously matters between the Beavs and ducks who wins this regional for shit talking purposes, but I don’t think either squad can beat Texas.

Sunday vibes. I don’t know what this means, but if the agent is happy, I’m happy

@zacharycneel @espn is the lame

The number of texts I've gotten over the last 15 minutes trying to figure out which ESPN channel, app, platform to watch the Oregon-Oregon State game on is crazy. Should not be this hard to watch a baseball game.

@JoeInOregon_87 Quality team #GoCougs

Credit to Washington State for winning the MW, and competing hard in the Ewwgene regional. Program is looking good, if they can hit curve balls they’re like in the championship game

Greatest tournament in sports…

Ducks/Beav’s tonight going to be lit 🔥

@RiedellAndrew Legit call. Go sit down and think about your future

The ump show rolls on here in the NCAA Tournament! Unsportsmanlike Conduct? What a joke.

@BaseballAmerica @11point7 This is not football. Legit call, and this is on coaching, not Hairston who I’m sure feels terrible

Landon Hairston just got tossed 😳 He will miss Arizona State’s next game. Hairston is the No. 6 prospect in the tournament, regardless of class. 🎥 @11point7

Paul Vasquez is a baseball player that everyone who follows the sport will know about #GoBeaves

2025 Omaha 8 LSU: Missed the tournament Coastal: 0-2 Louisville: Missed the tournament Arkansas: In the losers bracket UCLA: In the losers bracket Oregon State: In the Loser bracket Murray State: Missed the tournament Arizona: Missed the tournament

@leftcoastbsbl Cal Poly is pretty much out: "If matchups involve equally seeded teams, the NCAA committee will choose a host based on facility quality, revenue potential, and local accommodations."

If Cal Poly and Kentucky win their regionals, who would host the Supers?

Food for thought. Marc Andreessen once said “software is eating the world.” The new fashion is to say AI will now eat software, and with it, companies like Microsoft. That makes for a clean story. It is also, like most technological prophecies, too neat. Past revolutions followed the same script. Electricity was meant to wipe out steam; railways were supposed to kill canals. In practice, old systems lingered and adapted while the new technology was slowly woven into existing infrastructure. AI is no different. It is already eroding thin products that are little more than a pretty interface over a general‑purpose model. Those are genuinely at risk. But deeper layers, identity, collaboration, cloud infrastructure, security, compliance, do not disappear just because the “thinking” engine changes. They are where models run, where data lives and where regulators look. Jevons’ paradox suggests that making code, content and analysis cheaper will expand demand for all three, not eliminate it. AI will automate narrow, well‑defined tasks and squeeze some business models hard. Yet much software, especially the systems that sit in the middle of critical workflows, with proprietary data, will evolve rather than vanish. The question is not whether AI eats software, but which kinds adapt fastest to the new regime.

AI is pretty smart. “I would treat this week’s NVDA/ARM/MSFT announcement as a watch-the-reaction event, not just a headline event. If ARM spikes and fades, that tells us something. If it consolidates calmly despite the news, also useful. The peasants may yet behave.”

@JoeyKawikaWong Go Beav’s!

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@BarstoolDucks College baseball? You get the 2023 cornhole championship

First time watching the College Baseball tourney 💀