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Dave Fobare

@davefobare

Grew up listening to The Kingston Trio, Ramsey Lewis, Traffic, Joe Cocker and the Allman Brothers. Crinkle cut fries are trash. Reminding you to deadlift.

Detroit Katılım Mart 2009
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Tej Seth@tejfbanalytics·
if diego pavia was his hinge height instead of his actual height, a quarterback who ranked 2nd in EPA/play and 2nd in PFF grade last year would be somewhat intriguing later in the draft
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Dave Fobare@davefobare·
@ishapiro But I do look forward to El Sayed having to answer the question in a public forum whether he agrees the US deserved 9/11.
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T-shirtist in Chief 🇺🇸
@kane @_KarenHao Part of the issue is that you don't have 200 golf courses or steel plants in one county, which is how many data centers there are in Loudoun Cty VA.
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Kane 謝凱堯
The source of the data center water psychosis is @_KarenHao, whose book Empire of AI was a NYT best seller but overestimated water use by 100,000% (lol). The response was just “oopsies” and all the incorrect books were kept in circulation 🤷🏻‍♂️
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Jeremy Horpedahl 🥚📉@jmhorp

A typical data center uses about the same amount of water as a golf course, and the same amount of electricity as a steel plant. Yet for some people, they have become The Worst Thing In The World. Where does this motivation come from?

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Andy A
Andy A@TannersDadAndy·
@sbell021 Love John but nah to this. Dusty didn't inherit Coach B's program. Everything Beilein had established was in the dumpster by the time May took over
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Scott Bell
Scott Bell@sbell021·
Give John Beilein a ring for this, too. He’s the one that got this program out of the desert. He got this program to the doorstep of a national title twice and this program wouldn’t be close to where it is now with the resurgence he led.
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Dave Fobare@davefobare·
@EsotericCD In the process of passing *2*; yes, lightly is apropos. Thank the Lord for Toradol.
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Jeff Blehar is *BOX OFFICE POISON*
Filing a Carnival of Fools often feels a bit like passing a kidney stone. (Which I have never actually done, thank God - perhaps why I can make that comparison so lightly.)
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Dave Fobare@davefobare·
@scottlincicome You know, there’s this place nearby that makes a lot of aluminum. It’s called “Quebec”. Maybe if we give them a call we could work out a deal. Call it something like a free-trade memorandum which could help our aluminum issues.
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Scott Lincicome
Scott Lincicome@scottlincicome·
"Tariffs Strained U.S. Aluminum Supplies. Now the Iran War Is Making It Worse." wsj.com/business/tarif… "'The tariffs haven’t given us a pricing advantage,' Gates said. 'Their prices went up, and our prices went up.'"
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Dave Fobare@davefobare·
@GreenPlusAnE True enough, but low bar. Trump was stronger than Prez who’s father & maternal grandfather was far left, mentored by card-carrying Commie, political career started in home of “small-c” Commie, CIA director voted for Gus Hall, and more.
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Russ Greene
Russ Greene@GreenPlusAnE·
narrative violation
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Dave Fobare@davefobare·
@charlesmurray Money tends to rationalize things. There is much more money in golf these days, hence the quality of golf is much, MUCH higher. Think maybe you should spend some time with the sports data nerds.
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Charles Murray
Charles Murray@charlesmurray·
"He plays a game with which I am not familiar." Bobby Jones on the young Jack Nicklaus. I keep wishing that the Masters would require players to use clubs and balls from 1970, so we could see how today's players score. They'd do fine, but when we put video of their shots at Augusta alongside video of the shots that Nicklaus, Trevino, Palmer, and Watson made, it would quiet some of the confident chatter that today's best are qualitatively better than 1970s best. And if you think that Tiger from 1999–2005 would have consistently beaten Jack from 1962-68, I'd take your bet.
Ian Ellis Golf Professional@necky_fade

1973 Masters Jack Nicklaus with a thunderous swing on the 13th tee. Apparently they’re better players nowadays and better athletes than they used to be, what a load of BS!

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Jeffrey Emanuel
Jeffrey Emanuel@doodlestein·
@stevetrefethen I think you have to redeem by the 17th to get the credits to appear in your account, but you don't need to use the credits by then.
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Jeffrey Emanuel
Jeffrey Emanuel@doodlestein·
The Claude Code team could really benefit from my various testing skills on jeffreys-skills.md Did no one try this before blasting it out to a zillion users?
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Dave Fobare@davefobare·
@doodlestein I used 44% of 5-hour allotment last night with a single prompt.
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Jeffrey Emanuel
Jeffrey Emanuel@doodlestein·
This is like watching that Tibetan monk self-immolate, except its user trust and loyalty that they’re torching in real-time. They really don’t have the kind of moat you’d need to have in order to get away with this kind of stuff anymore, but they don’t seem to realize that yet.
Lydia Hallie ✨@lydiahallie

Peak-hour limits are tighter and 1M-context sessions got bigger, that's most of what you're feeling. We fixed a few bugs along the way, but none were over-charging you. We also rolled out efficiency fixes and added popups in-product to help avoid large prompt cache misses

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Dave Fobare
Dave Fobare@davefobare·
@cremieuxrecueil Hey now, it was Jungian synchronicity. I literally got the email a couple hours earlier.
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Crémieux
Crémieux@cremieuxrecueil·
The year is 2016 and people are still talking about epigenetic findings in mice as if they have any relevance to humans. The year is 2026 and people are still talking about epigenetic findings in mice as if they have any relevance to humans. The year is 2036 and, guess what...?
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jeff kisseloff@JeffKisseloff·
@davefobare @OliverKamm @KyleWOrton @thenation Actually, The Nation didn't touch it, and I would have loved an evening at the Y. As I said above, I'm always happy to engage people about the case. And yeah, they were careful not to leave a trail, except for maybe the typebars on the Woodstock.
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Oliver Kamm
Oliver Kamm@OliverKamm·
The case of the Soviet spy Alger Hiss, who joined US State Department in 1936, is still held by some people to be controversial. It isn’t: Hiss was guilty & lied to his dying day. This review by John Earl Haynes of a bizarre revisionist book is definitive. direct.mit.edu/jcws/article/2…
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Gene Smith
Gene Smith@GeneSmi96946389·
Today I'm releasing the internet’s most comprehensive guide on how to have genetically enhanced children via IVF and polygenic embryo screening.
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Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️
Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️@christopherrufo·
California spends $30 billion a year to pay for more than 500,000 people to stay home with family members and cook, clean, do laundry, and watch television. The program mostly operates on the honor system—and loses $6 to $12 billion to fraud each year.
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Michael Malice
Michael Malice@michaelmalice·
I'm driving through "data center alley" in Virginia for the first time and it's the most dystopian architecture I've ever seen--and I've been to north Korea
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Jay Jay
Jay Jay@lostmyliberal·
You are obviously not getting it. A program like this is ripped off at industrial scale. This emotional argumentation is why this country is being looted into insolvency. I have provided end of life care to two elders in my family and didn't get a dime from the government. We have lost our way as a culture if people think that other people should pay them to take care of their family.
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Dave Fobare
Dave Fobare@davefobare·
@Budsdoton @AlexFinn When history of the last several months is written I predict we'll find Anthropic had already embarked on this track by approximately the 2nd week of November 2025.
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Buds
Buds@Budsdoton·
@AlexFinn went through it too. the agent orchestration patterns are genuinely clever. anthropic built way more infrastructure for autonomous coding than anyone realized
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Alex Finn
Alex Finn@AlexFinn·
Unreal. The entire Claude Code source code just leaked It reveals EVERY secret Anthropic has in store for Claude I went through all 600,000 lines of code Here's EVERYTHING juicy detail you need to know about how Claude Code is built and what is coming next:
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AG
AG@AGHamilton29·
This is a writer for DropSite delivering this threat. One with active connections to several terrorist groups. Remember a few weeks ago when Ryan Grim pretended to be offended by me describing it as a pro-terror propaganda outlet (which it clearly is)?
John Aziz@aziz0nomics

The most insane thing about this threat is that @RachelMoiselle was literally condemning Ben Gvir's death penalty law. She's being threatened by a darling of the pro-Palestine movement for taking a stance that is manifestly pro-Palestinian. What a shameful stance @AbubakerAbedW

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