Me attending "AI University" at work today
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Exposing children to radical ideas like “don’t murder children” is a bridge too far.
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This is because society is evil and killed the cartwheel impulse in their soul.
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It’s my gateway to AI excellence. Where I can explore comprehensive training in AI, Generative AI, and Agentic AI, plus tool-specific resources. I can earn certificates at every level to showcase my expertise.
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Raos is good. Pretty consistently top rated. I basically thought all jarred pasta sauces were garbage before I tried it.
…it does always hurt a little when I splurge on a jar though. Also, Costco sells two packs of the 32oz jars for just a bit more than this and it goes on sale frequently.
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Is his spirit bourbon by chance?
We’ll call him J Edgar Boozer
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This basically describes all agricultural:
- Clear wild land
- Implement monoculture
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Nearly all agriculture clears wild land and replaces it with monoculture.
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This theme song for a 1970’s Thai Action TV show that never was…
Kwuan Tai Duew Luk Phen (you should die by bullets)
Kwuan Tai Duew Luk Phen (you should die by bullets)
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Tom Morello Clarifies He Votes, But Not For “Corporate Democrats”
Some people out there seem to be confused, but I always vote in every local and every national election for every office and every ballot initiative since I was 18 years old. Some of my greatest civil rights heroes have fought and died so that we can all vote and I honor their memory in the ballot box every single time.
To some of us, especially those of us like myself who have been scheduling secretaries for US senators, it often seems like a morally reprehensible choice between compromised corporate Democrats and fascist-minded Republicans. Where I live in California, I have the luxury of voting my conscience for president for third-party candidates that better align with my ideas of justice and equality.
But in any and every contested race, as my mom Mary Morello always said, we have to fight the fascist every which way we can, recognizing that even if there’s but an inch of difference between two candidates, there are a lot of vulnerable people who could be greatly harmed in that inch. So vote your ass off, but don’t just exercise your right to vote. Exercise your right to fight for, organize for, struggle for, and manifest the kind of world you’d like to really see without compromise and without apologies before, during, and after election day. And let’s stop the fascists every which way we can. Power the people.
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Is it the platform that makes the difference for you?
I live in a contested state and voted for the democratic socialist candidate in the primary but I will, of course, vote for the mainstream dem in the general.
As a counterpoint, my uncle lives in a blue state and voted for a third party candidate in that last presidential election. My mom has basically gone no-contact with him over it. I think she’s just about equally as angry that I didn’t vote for the mainstream candidate in the primary but gives me a bit of a pass because I’m her son?
I think you make a good point about Tom having a platform that I hadn’t considered before. Did he use his platform to encourage people not to vote for her?
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