Trying to watch football with neighbors to be friendly.
This game is 90% breaks. This does not work for my brain.
I grew up playing soccer and I totally get how people could be bored watching the tactical part of that game, but this is literally 50/50 game/commercial breaks
This is just an excuse to turn your brain off and drink beer isn’t it
Probably makes a difference if you care who wins too
Surprised white pants are so popular tbh
“Think about it as chess” ya I love chess but I don’t look forward to watching four hour chess matches every weekend
I don’t know a whole lot about football but I’m still in shock at how bad the commentators are
Just watched BYU throw an interception at the end of the second quarter, and the ESPN commentator pauses and says, “You know that actually may take away a scoring opportunity for them.”
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Also we’re watching on an 8k TV but pretty sure this game is streaming in like 720p
Shocked there aren’t more injuries
Wait that’s how you pronounce VRBO?
Also realizing I basically haven’t seen any video ads in years.
There’s a way to turn them off on almost every platform now.
Holy shit Haener
Ok I get it now
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People often use Lambda School as a poster child for using nocode tools; we used (and use) a lot, which lets everyone (including nontechnical ppl) ship very quickly. Great!
BUT
If nocode changes affect your data model, you’re creating outrageous amounts of technical debt.
For example, if someone can notice data they’re missing and are able to quickly add columns to a base, that’s awesome. But without understanding the technical implications of doing so everything can break.
There’s not really a safeguard against that.
“But you can just move over what you’re doing to a normal database whenever you want.” Well, kind of. As long as
1. You can freeze all of the data while you migrate (unlikely)
For those looking to help develop curriculum, teach, hire from, or sponsor scholarships for the course, email blockchain@lambdaschool.com
I’m really, really excited to bring Lambda School’s world class instructional design, curriculum development, and experiential learning expertise to the crypto space.
In 1984 a researcher named Bloom found that students learning mastery-based and with one-on-one mentorship perform two standard deviations better than those in a conventional classroom.
Incredible to know, but too expensive to do anything about, so nothing changed.
We’re now in the early days of software that not only mimics 1-on-1 mentorship and mastery-based learning for cheap, but actually *surpasses* traditional mentorship.
We’re entering a completely new world where kids in classrooms (even expensive ones) will be left behind.
I’m talking to schools concerned about figuring out what to do when 13-year-olds have completed High School at an advanced level with perfect standardized test scores.
Look like judge threw out FTC monopoly cases against Facebook.
Seems right, legally.
I have no idea how you would prove that Facebook has monopoly power in "social networking services" amongst 10,000 competitors.
“The FTC’s Complaint says almost nothing concrete on the key question of how much power Facebook actually had, and still has, in a properly defined antitrust product market."
"It is almost as if the agency expects the Court to simply nod to the conventional wisdom that Facebook is a monopolist.”