The cited survey here is actually really interesting. Several dynamics at work. [projectplay.org/news/project...](
Project Play
Project Play survey: 11% of sports parents believe their child can go pro - Project Play
More than half of sports parents feel some or lots of pressure to have their child specialize in one sport, but today the source of that pressure i...
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Philip Bump (@pbump.com)
Parents are making increasing emotional and financial investments in youth sports. (One in 9 think their kids are going pro.) It’s a compounding ...
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Project Play
Project Play survey: 11% of sports parents believe their child can go pro - Project Play
More than half of sports parents feel some or lots of pressure to have their child specialize in one sport, but today the source of that pressure i...
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I sent this in a tiny break between calls without explanation, so let me be clearer: Publications are not reaching people they need to reach or converting those people to regular readers and subscribers by making especially the mobile experience a farcical clownscape that confounds understanding. RE:
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Erin Kissane (@kissane.myatproto.social)
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FOR FUCK’S SAKE JOURNALISM https://lionsmane.us-east.host.bsky.network/xrpc/com.atproto.sync.getBlob?did=did:plc:qrt5rykojeg5sbsajbu4zdke&cid=bafkreicywfxoyfvn7rezhdln3h6m66kb6vdm26o5jmema6u4vk5zds74jy
Helen Oyeyemi though. How is anyone this good
the child reveals herself to have been contributing heavily to the Dredge wiki for months because “Those weirdos can’t spell at ALL and they’re wrong about the FISH”
Watching earnest-explaining communication run up against the gleeful but joyless versions of info-free stunting-for-the audience communication remains just about my least favorite thing about the Large Context Colliders
Chaser to [@aworkinglibrary.com](
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mandy brown (@aworkinglibrary.com)
Thinking about reading, work, and technology. Helping people do their best work despite the ravages of capitalism at everythingchanges.us. Posting...
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We did the math on AI’s energy footprint. Here’s the story you haven’t heard.
The emissions from individual AI text, image, and video queries seem small—until you add up what the industry isn’t tracking and consider where...
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Erin Kissane (@kissane.myatproto.social)
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The emissions from individual AI text, image, and video queries seem small—until you add up what the industry isn’t tracking and consider where...
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I hollered out loud about the Ninth District refusing to stay the RIF injunction and [@fjord.style](
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meetar (@fjord.style)
A frog wearing a scarf. He is sitting under a tall conifer, frowning at a mushroom. A lamp sits nearby. #inovermyhead https://fjord.style AK > OK...
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Jacob Harris (@jacobharr.is)
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“What AI is is an ideology—a system of ideas that has swept up not only the tech industry but huge parts of government on both sides of the aisle, a supermajority of everyone with assets in the millions and up, and a … growing sector of the journalism class.” [aworkinglibrary.com/writing/tool...](
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Toolmen
Even the best weapon is an unhappy tool.
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Toolmen
Even the best weapon is an unhappy tool.
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