It looks like the dog is saying this
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Brian Phillips
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I've noticed recently that more and more of the people who get mad about something I've written don't even seem to have read all the way to the end of the headline
Tim MarchmanI don’t know how to convince anyone of this, but the hundreds or thousands of words many publications run below the headline aren’t decorative. Often they contain nuance that doesn’t fit into ten words.
My friend Jane recently called Nolan "the dumb guy's ideal smart guy and the smart guy's ideal dumb guy" and I've spent three days seething over the fact that I didn't come up with that
Coach FinstockMaybe it's because Christopher Nolan is an author to them. They don't read books so Nolan is the closest they got. He's basically an author. When everything else you watch stars Dean Cain or Zack Shazam, Christopher Nolan is like Plato I guess
My love letter to BlueSky, the official app of sports
F.W.A.“Absolute Chimney” casually dropped in there. Well done.
Kinda seems like they can't, it must be said
Brian Phillips"Can Spain play keepaway for 11 minutes" my brother in Christ have you ever seen Spain play
If NBA fans hadn't been fatally brain-poisoned by standing downwind of Moneyball for 20 years we would have revolted the second they tried to make "second apron" a sports concept
Tyler ParkerNot saying anything new but it’s really impossible to overstate just how much the new CBA sucks. It’s bad for the players and it’s anti-fan. What a disaster.
It suuuuucks that The Guardian, one of the best English-language news sources on most topics, is consistently one of the worst on AI
Jamie McKelvieWorth remembering the Guardian entered into a partnership with OpenAI a while ago, so all their articles on the matter should be viewed through that lens.
Great description of VAR's effect on the viewing experience
LondonLeeIt reminds me of seeing images on the internet and becoming suspicious that they're AI. The initial pleasure turns into looking for clues that it isn't real