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Andrew
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Father (He) of 4, former Mayor, Dayton Flyer, UL Fan, Bengals fan, Reds fan, former software developer now retired, proud Kentuckian transplanted to Cincinnati.
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Listen, I don't have an issue with ResistLib memes floating across my timeline periodically, AS LONG as you also talk to me about your music tastes, sports teams, kids, job, etc. Just ... be a person. If all you are is a politics meme generator you're going to get muted. 🤷
They pulled them out of the crowd to arrest them. Then they tried to go back. Then shit went south. I suspect the asshole was saying "if you don't move I'm going to arrest you" and she said "no" and then he grabbed her.
I suspect the protestors are blocking the entrance way to the ICE facility. It's not about crossing the line, it's about ICE trying to remove them from the driveway.

Which this is still fucked up! But my hunch is the OP is not understanding the sequence of events.
My cub scout pack puts together thanksgiving meals every November and donates them to the school district for food insecure families. We are by no means a low income district but I know they collect 30+ meals each thanksgiving. We are usually good for 6. May need to make it 7 or 8 this year.
I started buying the smallest size of spices except chili powder, garlic powder and cumin (because I use a lot of those). Yes I pay more and buy it more often but I actually use it before it expires.
That's what I landed on. It has to work this way.
Which is gonna kill engagement if they do that. And it's also gonna be a lot of work. Doesn't mean he wouldn't do it.
My hunch is they aren't actually removing heuristics. They are just making it less explicit. The AI will still look at the kinds of posts that get engagement and flag them as good but it will be fuzzier. More of a feeling than hard rules.
Like, it works fine right now. Right now it has current data. But in 6 months what does it look at? Other websites? Does it still track engagement but just not show people? How does it handle new or novel content? How does it catch emerging trends (<24hrs) it doesn't understand yet?
Here's why this doesn't make sense. An AI model for engagement would need to look at what kinds of posts generate engagement to figure out what people want to see.

If you take away those engagement metrics then what does Grok look at in 6 months? How does it know what people want?
Musk: X will delete all heuristics from its recommendation system within six weeks. ...the familiar logic of likes, replies, and reposts that shaped Twitter for years is about to disappear. In its place, Grok, the platform's in-house Al model, will read and watch more than one hundred million posts.
Brace for another wave of x refuges
So if you're looking for a full range voice assistant that answers questions and puts stuff on your calendar, it's a huge upgrade. If you just want to use voice commands to do routine stuff and know the syntax by heart already... I'd hold off on the upgrade.
But also, the 2-3 second silence between saying something and it happening is INFURIATING for routine normal boring things like home automation, timers and shopping lists. Which is like 90% of my use cases. And the fact it barely works on hardware that's more than a year old is real bad.
So after spending a couple of weeks with Alexa+ I have some opinions. Primary thesis, it would be strictly better than the old Alexa if they would improve the speed.

It answers questions better, it understands a wider syntax, it is more fun, it sounds more human, has a wider range of responses.
To put things into context, Tyler was better. More accurate, better touch... Less arm strength though. But Moss is good enough to win the ACC if our running game can stay healthy. And he was probably the best QB we could afford in the portal last year.
Also, Malik just straight didn't win!
Compare him to Satterfield's QB at UC then. Same system, same style. Sorsby is crushing Malik's numbers.
But Malik was our guy for 5 years and put up big career numbers so people love him. And Moss was a big shot transfer getting a bunch of NIL money for one season so people hate him.

And that's a people problem. That's not Miller's fault that the system works this way now.
And eyeball test wise, Malik held onto the ball FOREVER and took dumb sacks. He had even more accuracy issues and played in an offense designed entirely around his ability to move around and make plays and still didn't excel!
Malik was a dynamic athlete who had a VERY good sophomore year and then never came close to that again. Like, literally just check their stats. Moss is throwing for more yards, with fewer interceptions than Malik did at UL even including the outlier SO year in his averages.
That was 99% our defense and running game! And yes he was part of the running game. But I literally don't think he threw for 100 yards in that game.
This is destroying his credibility in court. "I'm mad about what they said" does not constitute a trade emergency.
You know who wishes they had Miller Moss...
Final: Utah 53 - Colorado 7.

One team had 422 yards rushing, the other had 38. Colorado's starting QB didn't even have 38 yards passing. Incredible
I don't think American lungs are compatible with British torsos. Different bus.
Well, don't breathe then
Reggie Bonnafon is probably the worst QB to start for UL since 2000. You really need to look at his stats. I will never understand why people have romanticized him. Bobby threw away 3 football games by playing Reggie long after it was clear Lamar was the guy.
Also "working through his progressions" is probably Miller's biggest strength. You can absolutely watch his head and eyes move, and he has a pretty good understanding of what the defense is going to be doing. He has accuracy issues but what college QB doesn't?