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Beat cancer, woke up, "AND ANOTHER THING about AI"
Has my genuine respect and is 100% right.
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Also, pro tip if you want to leave a bucket of candy out there with a "Please take one only" sign.
If you fill the bucket 1/3 full of sand first, it makes it both less likely and more hilarious if someone dumps the entire bucket into their bag.
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i had one concussion that changed my life forever. i can't imagine having one every week
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GREEN ROOM is an absolutely perfect movie that does not work without patrick stewart. it just does not. his send-up of all his paternal qualities, his ability to cauterize that fatherly guidance into something toxic and festering, is the key to that movie's menace. masterwork.
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In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to:
Johns Hopkins Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center Fund
alzresearch.org/giving/
Alzheimer’s Foundation of America Caregiver Resources
alzfdn.org/donate/
Photo Credit: Tommy Garcia
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A scene from the film I’m mulling over is where she and Billy were blaming the film crew for WiFi interference for poor connection to a zoom meeting and the crew was explaining how this wasn’t likely in technical terms and Liz & Billy clearly didn’t understand how anything works.
Would you lie to this man?
EXCLUSIVE: Nathan Fielder, codirector of the Elizabeth Holmes documentary ‘You Can See Everything,’ sat down with WIRED for an extended interview—the first he’s given to discuss the film.
🔗 wired.com/story/nathan-field…
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robin williams in BIRDCAGE (1996) is first ballot “he got that shit on tho” hall of fame
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Sir, this is a national park, not a portal to the underworld.
Photo of a bobcat pretending to be a tree demon at Joshua Tree National Park.
ALT Silhouette of a bobcat with glowing eyes is perched on a bare tree branch against a cloudy sky at dusk.
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Cooler weather is rolling in across North America, so it’s time to trade out those summer fits — with a little help from our (bird) friends.
🍂❄️
Consider this your official “steal the look” roundup, fall edition.
Which look should we do next?
abcbirds.org/birds
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San Francisco's latest walking tour takes people past cats in windows, and apparently, the demand is enormous.
Nearly 100 people gathered Saturday for a neighborhood “catwalk,” a free afternoon stroll past the homes of local cats, all volunteered by their owners for a moment in the spotlight. The cats, by all accounts booked and busy, had become local celebrities without lifting a paw.
Organizer Lora Lafon told SFGATE the idea began with a Reddit thread inspired by a similar event in Minneapolis. More than 50 households across San Francisco signed up, and interest quickly outgrew what a single afternoon could accommodate.
The inaugural walk was capped at 100 people, leaving another 406 on the waitlist and 388 more expressing interest.
“We're such a big dog city (love dogs too) that it's been really sweet to see how proud the cat owners are when people stop to admire their babies in the window,” Lafon said.
Fortunately for the city's aspiring cat admirers, more walks are in the works, both in San Francisco and potentially across the Bay Area.