Kevin Durant Fan

@BiasedHouston i think some of the criticisms are fair considering this is sort of, emphasis on sort of, becoming a trend with him the last several years (team chemistry falling off). I hate the whole leader shit but I think it’s okay to hold him accountable for his body language & etc..

The KD hate on this app is absolutely insane that you forget he’s THIRTY SEVEN averaging 26-6-4 on 63 TS. 50-40-88 splits in year 18.

Anyone tryna find a sweet rock and a place that’s pretty hard and put ourselves between them? In a chill way

@BiasedHouston @loueatsTrey5 #blameKD

Do people ACTUALLY think the reason the 2 seed in the West last season has regressed is because they traded for Kevin Durant, and NOT the fact that that same team has faced a ton of injuries to their most impactful players and failed free agent signings? It’s KD’s fault?

The Oscars do not matter. Unless the movie you wanted to win wins. Then, it matters a lot

@Adam_Pickeral embarrassing af

How do you be a backpack and not have a water bottle holder. Embarrassing

@sagharborcap Yeh pretty easy disagree here. We’re already seeing the pendulum swing back in favor of traditional arts, literature, and technology. I can see “old school” learning following this trend eventually as well

The saddest thing about all the AI stuff is that it’s rendered the Khan Academy guy’s life’s work totally obsolete

“We sit on our own mountains in this world of basketball.” 41 combined seasons. 6 combined titles. 6 combined NBA Finals MVPs. 2 of the all-time greats. Another chapter of KD vs. LEBRON tonight at 9:30 PM ET on Peacock & NBCSN 🔥

@guilhernunes_ Life imitates art

cat sending resumes while an alien invasion is happening outside

@guilhernunes_ I feel this on a spiritual level

Bam Adebayo's mom revealed that his iconic game was on his late-grandmother's birthday who passed away at 83 years-old 🥺 “I told Bam, I know mama was jumping for joy up there in heaven for you. That was a blessing.” (via Miami Herald)

@JohnWall @davidaldridgedc thanks for everything you’ve done in D.C. John. Legend status here forever

@davidaldridgedc Appreciate that a lot my guy…Super positive/motivation coming from you ‼️

I’m’a say this again: John Wall is a basketball savant. Dude watches EVERYBODY: high schools, AAU, colleges, NBA, WNBA, men, women. Wants to be a GM. Can break a game down both to hoop heads and casuals. Will be great on TV with reps.

🚨BREAKING: Street Artist Banksy has FINALLY been unmasked 🇬🇧 The artist is Robin Gunningham, 51, of Bristol - he was able to blend in by changing his name to “David Jones,” which is one of the most popular men’s names in the UK.

@Degen_CPA Let’s normalize OPs opinion of office jobs so the rest of us can continue to have job security

Office jobs are funny because you could be making $200k with job security and wfh 4 days a week.

@HanaHoops Because the ankle is one of the most complex systems of muscles & ligaments in the body. I got a grade 3 high ankle sprain last feb and my ankle will never be the same

Can anyone explain why a sprained ankle takes so long to heal??

@FCJaymes Hell yeah James. No idea who you are or how you got on my timeline but hats off to you bro. On a similar journey myself

I got back on the health grind a couple of weeks ago. Ive always wanted to join a gym. Go lift. Feel good. I've had poor MH/anxiety for YEARS. But recently realised life is too short. I got myself down there at 4:30AM to avoid crowds and did it. Im so fucking proud of myself.

Oh King Peters, where I do even start. You saved us

⭐️NBA 3/10 PLAY OF THE DAY⭐️ Bam Adebayo u 35.5 pr 🔥 - Bam Adebayo is only averaging 28.8 pr per game, giving us crazy value!! He flew under last visit w the wizards, and a spread of 15.5 gives us more value w blowout potential 10❤️ and we’ll drop play #2 as we try to go back to back sweeps!🧹

@danversguardian tbh this show wasn’t very great imo

do you guys remember when this was spoiled 😭

@TukiFromKL It was not their paycheck that it was dependent on, it was their bonus structure, which is variable compensation. Which is explicitly not guaranteed in every employee contract. To say these developers are not complicit in this is untrue. Amazon and these devs are greedy and lazy

🚨This is so much worse than you think. > Amazon laid off 30,000 engineers. Then told the ones who survived that their bonuses depend on how much they use AI to write code. So engineers started using AI to push changes faster, because their paycheck literally depends on it. > And then the site went down. Multiple times. Amazon's own shopping app broke because AI-generated code got pushed to production. > So what did management do? Did they take responsibility for forcing engineers to use AI they weren't ready for? Did they admit they created the problem? No. They called a mandatory meeting and blamed the engineers. > AI is powerful enough to replace engineers, we've been saying that all day. But it's not powerful enough to replace quality control AND common sense all at once. Amazon proved that executives who don't understand AI are more dangerous than the AI itself. And every company rushing to do the same thing is watching this and learning absolutely nothing.

This is Félicette, a stray cat that became the first feline launched into space on 18 October 1963, as part of the French space program. Weighing just five and a half pounds, she was chosen for her calmness and resilience, making her the perfect candidate for the mission.⁠ In October 1963, a black-and-white stray from Paris named Félicette made history as the first and only cat to travel to space. Selected by French scientists for her calm demeanor, she soared 154 kilometers above Earth on a suborbital flight and returned safely, securing her place in space exploration history. Yet Félicette’s story is as tragic as it is groundbreaking. Just two months after her successful mission, she was euthanized so researchers could study the effects of space travel on her body. Her sacrifice yielded little scientific insight, and for decades, her name faded into obscurity. That changed in 2019, when a statue was unveiled in her honor at the International Space University in Strasbourg, depicting her gazing toward the stars, a long-overdue tribute to a small cat who helped expand humanity’s reach beyond Earth.