Tuffy
@smtuffy.bsky.social
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I used to be with it, but then they changed what it was. Now what I'm with isn't it, and what's it seems weird and scary to me, and it'll happen to you, too.
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Ha, yeah. Though in case it was only one entity (the FCA) who thought this was a good idea.
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Oh yeah, I’m very much on board with the rebundling thesis.
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I mean, c’mon. What are the odds that it would end up being Donald who torpedoed Gavin’s Presidential bid? lol
smtuffy.bsky.social
Ahhh, just following orders then?
raders.bsky.social
Texas National Guard troops arriving in Chicago (via ABC News)

Remember: These are not MAGA stormtroopers. These are everyday teachers and accountants who signed up to serve their country with their spare time. They're being used as political pawns by venal, un-American, draft-dodging president
smtuffy.bsky.social
Yeah, it’s solidly fine. Honestly, I probably enjoy it more than Ocean’s 12: The Boys go to Italy
smtuffy.bsky.social
He died, off camera, as a plot device in Ocean’s 8 (lady heist film)
smtuffy.bsky.social
Isn’t is character dead?
thefilmupdates.bsky.social
George Clooney says ‘OCEANS 14’ is set to start filming next year.

(Via @enews)
smtuffy.bsky.social
Genuinely excited for MiFID 3 (or 4, depending how you count) when the EU mandates rebundling
smtuffy.bsky.social
Who could have possibly foreseen this? 😂
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at this point, I’s say Portland is pretty indistinguishable from Portsmouth, which is definitely Lower NE

Agree about more of CT needing to be in Tri state - at least along the coast to probably about new Canaan

Have some minor quibbles about LNE cutting that fare north in central NH
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williamhazen.bsky.social
This is the most accurate depiction of the Midwest to date. Wichita has always felt like the last Midwest city while also being the first plains city.
Cultural Regions of the US
smtuffy.bsky.social
tbf slop and predatory products are basically they only area of the ETF landscape where small shops can compete
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radiobeartime.com
Baffling that 1930’s Germany has become a core theme of the Irish Presidential Election
newschambers.bsky.social
The now deleted video from Heather Humphreys’ team including an image of the Reichstag building in Berlin.

Video focused on how Heather knows the border and the North - and was posted days after she said she doesn’t just go on “day trips”.
smtuffy.bsky.social
We’re getting a fun realtime stress test of the post-GFC regulatory idea of moving risk out of banks and into markets.
financialtimes.com
Breaking news: Jefferies has set out its exposure to bankrupt car parts maker First Brands, revealing that one of its credit funds has about $715mn of exposure linked to the group, making the US investment bank one of the largest-known creditors to the auto parts company on.ft.com/3IAt7th
smtuffy.bsky.social
MiFID 2?
adambienkov.bsky.social
"15 years ago, Polish workers came here to find opportunity. Now Poland is growing twice as fast as we are," says Kemi Badenoch.

Any ideas what may have happened in the interim?
smtuffy.bsky.social
Yeah, we need some momentum ahead of the Munster game in Croke park - which I’m now far more nervous about than I should be
smtuffy.bsky.social
One would hope so
smtuffy.bsky.social
Turns out it’s hard to insure a business model that relies heavily on breaking copyright laws
financialtimes.com
OpenAI and Anthropic are considering using investor funds to settle potential claims from multibillion-dollar lawsuits on.ft.com/4mWEfyK
smtuffy.bsky.social
UK politics seem kinda borked, eh?
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saskajanet.bsky.social
Look at her go!
#invertebrates 🌿
Screen shot of Project Monarch app map of progress of a monarch butterfly from southern Ontario to Oklahoma.
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cethanleahy.com
Blinkist fascinated me because it always seemed like an admission that the non fiction books targeted at their audience (CEOs and aspiring CEOs) only had two thousand words of an idea stretched out to 200 pages.
newyorker.com
Abridging has always been in vogue. Now, apps like Blinkist take entire books and crunch them down to a series of what are called Blinks—which amount to around 2,000 words. “Is that what books are coming to, a handy social lubricant?” Anthony Lane asks.
Can You Read a Book in a Quarter of an Hour?
Phone apps now offer to boil down entire books into micro-synopses. What they leave out is revealing.
www.newyorker.com
smtuffy.bsky.social
Yo, it’s crazy that there are very few people alive that experienced an event that took place 85 years ago. Really makes you think.
smtuffy.bsky.social
I see we’re doing “linear time, how does it work?” again
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The Irish press had been pretty good about not needlessly indulging these kinds of RW charlatans b/c their views aren’t actually that popular. However, they just can’t help themselves when it comes to Steen.