
#EndSARS Lagosian transplanted to another great city. I read a lot and am prone to rants. She/her. Forever an advocate of cis and trans women. #BringBackOurGirl
District of Columbia, USA
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When we look back 25 years from now, one of the larger impacts of AI will be injecting intelligence into machines that move us & things
Applied Intuition CEO Qasar Younis: "Our vision of the future is every moving machine will be intelligent."
"[Self-driving is] one part of that intelligence. It’s not the whole thing."
"Once you have a beefy central compute, you can do a lot more things with it."
"Just think about this dumb car or this dumb tank becoming more like your phone."
@qasar on Uncapped with @jaltma
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Do y’all remember before the internet, when people thought the cause of stupidity was the lack of access to information?
Yeah, it wasn’t that.
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it's a fabulous time to be alive if you love:
- verification codes
- verifying your email
- yelling "REAL PERSON" into a phone at a robot
- reading nightmarish news all day every day
- hot
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The Falcons have won WAFCON for the 10th time. They deserve all the respect, endorsements, pay, media rounds, magazine covers and airtime their less accomplished colleagues do usually get oh. 👀
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This is Corey Alston, an american fifth generation sweetgrass weaver. He shapes intricate patterns into contemporary sculptural baskets and owns Corey Alston Gullah Sweetgrass Baskets in Ladson, South Carolina
This art form, characterized by the use of sweetgrass, pine needles, bulrush, and palmetto, has been passed down through generations, with its roots tracing back to West Africa.
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I’m not very pedantic about language and grammar but the fact that no one seems to know the difference between pique and peak is really starting to worry me
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Interesting read because first President Obama and then President Biden tried to give Kerr County funds to update their Flood Warning Systems, but they REJECTED it from Obama but then Senator John Cornyn told them to KEEP the cash from Biden and still not update the system -
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In the words of Nelson Mandela: it always seems impossible until it’s done.
My friends, it is done. And you are the ones who did it.
I am honored to be your Democratic nominee for the Mayor of New York City.
this is your periodic reminder that the first generation of Americans to go to fully legally integrated schools for the entirety of their k12 career are millennials.
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A reminder that Mykayla Skinner tweeted the N word without apology. Tweeted a photo of herself replacing a Gabby Douglas on the 2016 team. Blamed victims of Nassar abuse by questioning why they would go to his house. Body shamed 2024 gymnasts. Accused them of not being as
OAN received an official statement on behalf of @mykaylaskinner:
"As an athlete who has dedicated years to a sport, I’ve always believed that true competition should elevate us—not diminish others. That’s why it’s deeply troubling to see @Simone_Biles publicly label a fellow female athlete a ‘sore loser’—simply for expressing valid concerns about fairness in women’s sports.
I commend and appreciate @Riley_Gaines_ for having the courage to speak up. Women like her are not only standing for fairness, but for the future of female athletics itself. She deserves support—not ridicule.
Throughout my own career, I endured being belittled, dismissed, and ostracized behind the scenes by Simone. The pressure to stay silent was immense. I kept quiet out of respect—for the sport, for my teammates, and for the ideal of unity among athletes. But witnessing this kind of public shaming, especially from someone in a position of influence, makes that silence no longer acceptable.
It’s one thing to disagree. It’s another to use your platform to bully and demean. No one should be punished for standing up for fairness and biological reality. We should be lifting each other up—not tearing one another down for speaking hard truths."
-MyKayla Skinner
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