This quote explains the inconsistency. You have to be able to sustain something to have a shot at explosives. KDB and RG play all-or-nothing ball. When it doesn't work, it fails catastrophically.
The tough thing for Bama fans to adjust to with KDB is the propensity to completely lay an egg on a fairly regular basis. We're not used to this level of inconsistency. Also: zero offensive identity. Who are we? No one seems to know.
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woah. Court just unsealed Summary Judgment motions in New York Times v OpenAI / Microsoft.
Easy to see why the AI companies had so many redactions (pink). Their own people wrote the lede for NYT, the "largest theft of labor in human history"... "more and more substitutive..." /1
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Joseph Gordon-Levitt says “almost all” AI systems are “built on mass theft,” arguing that companies using large language models “shouldn’t be forgiven for that past theft.”
Imagine being a bright-eyed J-School grad eager to launch your reporting career, and an established journalist at Axios tells you the most transformative technological advancement of our lifetimes won't change anything about the way you work. (Meanwhile: pressgazette.co.uk/publisher…)
Imagine being a bright-eyed J-School grad eager to launch your reporting career, and the editor of Cleveland's metro daily puts you on blast for wanting to be a journalist instead of an AI content farmer. cleveland.com/news/2026/02/j…
Not sure there was an offensive game plan that would've worked against the Dawgs today, but the one we brought was one of the worst I've suffered through in years.
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The University of Alabama has issued a statement following its decision to shut down two student publications to comply with new federal guidelines concerning anti-discrimination laws.
patch.com/alabama/tuscaloosa…
When the young uns ask what it felt like back in the Dubose days, you can tell them: this. Just like this.
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NEW: @Patch scales to 30,000 U.S. communities with AI newsletters
— Basically a newsletter for nearly every U.S. town
— Patch more like a platform for local info. now than a publisher
axios.com/2025/03/04/patch-n…
There's nothing wrong with super talls unto themselves; but why allow them in places where they shadow already scarce public green space like Central Park? Jackie O had it right: protect the Park.















