Page 136 of 191
“The business model unfortunately in our beloved sport is a terrible one. It really is awful", says McQuaid.
road.cc/content/news/sportswashing-and-cyclings-carbon-footprint-discussed-306889
I don't know why more people covering professional cycling aren't talking about this.
In the process of posting to my blog tonight, I stumbled across this mysterious 2022 post. At one point I removed a bunch of dead links instead of trying to redirect them to the wayback machine. I could undo that but it would be a lot of work, and I kind of like the mystery of, "These words once existed on the internet, and now they don't."
Someone here posted to a sublime post about Voyager. I had to save it along with a link to a documentary film about the Voyager team.
“We expect our data advantage and intellectual property to continue to be a key element in the training of future LLMs”
“intellectual property“ 😂
My goose lays golden eggs, invest now to find out how many are inside! 🔪
theverge.com/2024/2/22/24079978/reddit-ipo-public-offering-shares-power-users
@RolloTreadway my last job was >50% "urgent" requests via Teams, and for each one I had to spend time figuring out if it was really a fire or just a passing thought or minor bug or long-standing bug that had already been triaged (often before I started there). This mode of communication wasn't new to me, so I just did the work; but the volume of requests and the communication style were subtly but significantly more toxic, and it took over a year for me to realize it was breaking me.
The fact that both of the links within this 17+ year old post still work is a spring in the internet desert.
