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Such tweeting is part sorrow.

@DanielleFong A gem of a post.

i use claude as a generic because it's one syllable and it's easy to say. chatgpt. four syllables. sounds like "cat, i farted" in french. gemini. 3 syllables. even ai and robot is two syllables. you can make a contraction with bot. you can make a contraction with claude. it makes sense the clawdbot would get instant currency. it names what it is

@Coach_Yac And here I was thinking having Bosa, Kittle and Warner would help.

Sports Illustrated has the 49ers finishing 8-9 this season 🧾

@Coach_Yac Reasonable.

I see 12 wins

@ZacksJerryRig @reddit_lies @BYDCompany @Tesla Let's see, like 198K vs 94K in sales?

@reddit_lies @BYDCompany @Tesla You can see how BYD makes half the cars on that list right?

You know @BYDCompany also has point to point, city level navigation that uses Lidar and AI for 'self driving'?They've even secured licences for Level 3 testing on public roads. (Something @Tesla has never done.) There is a reason the USA wont let BYD sell cars in the states. Nobody would buy anything else.

@ZacksJerryRig I have been using plastic but it is not ideal....sign me up. For older folks, one issue is weight. It would be nice to have modular groupings like 4,6,9,12 to move a lot of them into the garage.

60% of people have a drinking problem... but not in the way you think: DrinkBison.com

@DrBrianKeating @ShawnRyan762 I love the story, even if it appears nowhere in Feynman.

Dear @ShawnRyan762, Do you know about the Feynman Point? A wonderful coincidence hides in π: At the 762nd decimal place, you hit six consecutive 9s: 999999. Richard Feynman, who worked on the Manhattan Project, loved this so much he wanted to memorize π exactly to that point, just so he could end with: “…999999, and so on.” Which evidence that physicists should not be allowed to do stand up comedy.

@martyrdison Just pass a law requiring data centers to lower electrical rates for everyone on the grid, and scale it so as the center gets bigger the rates go lower.

no one would care about data centers in their neighborhood if it came with free electricity and wifi the second americans benefit from the infrastructure, everyone becomes pro data center instead of against it

@DanielleFong I have had very good mangos in Kauai; it's worth a visit in any case.

claude please find the best possible place to grow indian mangos outside of india

@Coach_Yac I suppose we will be able to revisit this at some point.

What the fuck is this? 💀

@lgorhythmical @JesslovesMJK And not a speck of dust upon landing.

@JesslovesMJK This video=AI-generated or heavily manipulated. The goat makes dramatic, long leaps across enormous canyon gaps, runs along sheer vertical faces in ways that defy real-world biomechanics & gravity. Mountain goats/ibex don't "fly" or sprint like this across such vast empty space.

@skdh Leaking through tiny strings, tiny vibrating tubes, like a marimba.

guess that settles it then, problem solved🤦‍♀️ x.com/Kekius_Sage/st…

@NFL_DovKleiman Reality check: easily reeled in badly thrown ball while maintaining eye contact.

Uh Oh: 49ers rookie WR De’Zhaun Stribling looked very "stiff" at rookie minicamp and nearly dropped a ball. Stribling is expected to have a major role in San Fran’s offense this upcoming season. 😬😬😬

@Coach_Yac In the short clip I saw he made a 90 degree pivot as fast as the best receivers.

Larry Krueger on what he saw with WR De'Zhaun Stribling at 49ers rookie minicamp: “Stribling is a big receiver. When you see him up close, you’re really hit by his overall size as a receiver. He’s 6'2" and long arms. He looks the part. But then when you start watching him on the short stuff and the stop and start, and the short and intermediate route running drills, he just looked very— not explosive. Very deliberate through those drills. He’s got 4.36 speed and that’s great long speed, but I don’t see that crazy quickness that makes you a good route runner in the short or intermediate areas. They got the ball to him two ways at Ole Miss, hitches, where they got the ball to him right away and let him run after the catch, and then down the field throws. He didn’t have the most defined and refined route tree, and just watching him in the drills, it was very deliberate. He’s needs a lot of work. He can run. He’s got big vertical speed and I can see why you’d want to get the ball in his hands at the line of scrimmage off hitches, but as far as being able to run really precise routes all on the short and intermediate, I don’t think he’s anywhere close to Antonio Williams the Clemson receiver. Who is way more polished. Stribling is big, he’s long and he’s explosive, but he’s slow in and out of the breaks and he looked very deliberate going through that stuff. Is that because he didn’t want to make a mistake or is that his full speed? I don’t know, but it wasn’t fast enough. And it wasn’t smooth enough.” via: @sportslarryk

Probably the best answer anyone has given to this question..in a very very long time

@Coach_Yac @NBCS49ers Looks very sharp.

True or False De'Zhaun Stribling will end up being the 49ers WR3 at some point this season 🎥: @NBCS49ers

@greg16676935420 A drum scan of a medium format film camera is over 100mp. Which is, like my 1960s Rollei.

There’s no way aliens are real

@CuriosityonX Conjecture as to land.

There's a planet out there with no land. None. Just water — deeper than anything on Earth — wrapping the entire world from pole to pole. It's bigger than ours. It's real. And it has a name: TOI-1452 b.

@DavidCarbutt_ Depends on the bids and other factors.

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@Coach_Yac @49erBigTimer Are you telling me no one has video of that ball with a wide angle? Wut?

@49erBigTimer Yes the catwalk. It was hit 424 back to 385 feet for an out

The Giants definitely got fucked on this play

@DanielleFong That fog gets pretty high, but yes, it's possible....2000 feet for mostly clear, 3000 feet for a view of the fog from the other side.

people say there's a lot of low rises on the west of SF because of the fog. but like, if you build up high enough, you will literally rise above the fog. you can connect via pedaways, like a highline. in this essay i will