Guan Yang
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Guan Yang @guan.dk · Sep 16
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Indeed 👶
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It’s weird. There are words that stress “ti” like antipathy or antipodes but they don’t lengthen the vowel.
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One consequence of the American pronunciation of "antifa" settling on it rhyming with "Antigua" is that my classroom joke about Confucians being the original anti-法 will fall on more (tone-)deaf ears
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Pasta, Rummo e La Molisana fanno causa per rispondere ai dazi al 107% di Trump
www.corriere.it/economia/azi...
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Habsburgs in space!
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How many trillions of dollars have been invested into this technology so far?
Google search for "austria hungary in space"

Google excitedly tells you about the 1889 orbital flight, and that by 1908 there was a Mars research output with 30 people.
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Gonna be thinking about this lede for a minute.
(RNS) — Last month, the Rev. David Black stood in front of a Chicago-area U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility and spread his arms wide. Adorned in all black and wearing a clerical collar, the pastor looked up at a group of masked, heavily armed ICE agents on the roof and began to pray.

“I invited them to repentance,” Black, a minister in the Presbyterian Church (USA), said in an interview. “I basically offered an altar call. I invited them to come and receive that salvation, and be part of the kingdom that is coming.”

But when Black began to lower his arms a few seconds later, the agents responded to his spiritual plea by firing pepper balls, or chemical agents that cause eye irritation and respiratory distress, video footage shows. One struck Black in the head, exploding into a puff of white pepper smoke and forcing him to his knees. Fellow demonstrators rushed to his aid, and as the pastor rubbed his face in pain, the agents continued to fire.

“We could hear them laughing,” Black said.
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Explains so much
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When consuming a dataset where the vendor keeps changing the files multiple times a day, one way to deal with that is to put it in a git repository.
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This does lead to the question, does ACAB include SROs?
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I think SROs are an important contribution to the housing stock.

Ooooh, well, yes of course.
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Yes, that is how the system works.
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Bill Kristol er en interessant skikkelse. I dag er han ikke blot en konservativ som er bekymret over den politiske situation (à la Lynne Cheney): han er nærmest blevet socialliberal/radikal.
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Men billedet viser en halvmåne 🤨
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“too sweet”? “tastes of sadness”? i just don’t understand what is going on over there
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(Not that ICE)
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ICE is in talks to pump $2bn into Polymarket, which would be...interesting. In this regulatory environment it makes sense but in a future one it would appear to open them up to pretty severe regulatory liability given how Polymarket operates.
Exclusive | NYSE Owner Near Deal for $2 Billion Stake in Polymarket
The investment from Intercontinental Exchange could help the popular prediction market re-enter the U.S.
www.wsj.com
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I am told that over on the bird site, everyone is disrespecting the moon cake. Terrible calumny.
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Happy discounted moon cake day! 🥮🎑
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the answer seems pretty clearly yes
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Informational materials such as books are supposed to be entirely exempt from IEEPA tariffs.
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Libraries worldwide have been impacted by Trump's tariffs. Books that are on loan from US libraries to international libraries are getting tariffed on their way back in, getting books from international libraries has turned into an expensive nightmare, etc:

www.404media.co/libraries-ca...
Libraries Can’t Get Their Loaned Books Back Because of Trump’s Tariffs
Libraries have shared their collections internationally for decades. Trump’s tariffs are throwing that system into chaos and can ‘hinder academic progress.’
www.404media.co