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Just days ago an American went to “The parking lot of the Department of Labor and Economic opportunity in Lansing, Michigan” This is a government office during working hours. There are essentially no cars in the entire lot. No workers even though they’re all still being paid “Take a look — Most of these workers, and 20,000 of them in the state of Michigan, they went home. They've been working from home ever since. — When you call the office, you'll get a voicemail. It'll direct you somewhere. Why are they not at work? And if they need to keep working at home, do we really need the buildings that they were in? That's a big question many people are asking. I want to know what you think about this in the comments below. When it comes to working at home. And as you can see here in Lansing, at least in this state parking lot, there's not many cars. Let me know what you're thinking about this.”

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[#JIN ending speech] 🐹This is our final concert in Japan. 🐹Our members had been really worried. They were worried about what to do if they got nervous since it’s been a while since our last performance here. 🐹But thanks to all the ARMYs who came here yesterday and really enjoyed the show, the members said they were so happy and thrilled while having dinner after the show yesterday. 🐹I think they’ll probably say something similar today as well. 🐹Thanks to all of you, I believe our members will have a lot of confidence and enjoy the rest of the tour. 🐹It’s all thanks to you, ARMYs. 🐹Thank you. JIN RULES JINLAND #BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG #BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_JAPAN_D2

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🚨 BREAKING: 3 NEW VIDEOS BLOW HOLES IN THE OFFICIAL TYLER ROBINSON / CHARLIE KIRK STORY 🚨 We’ve just received THREE never-before-seen CCTV videos showing Tyler Robinson in a parking lot near UVU just 20 minutes after the shooting that killed Charlie Kirk. 📹 The footage was uncovered by FromConvict2Conservative (FromConvict2Conservative) after a whistleblower reached out saying she’d been trying to get this to Candace Owens but couldn’t. 📹 According to her, the FBI came to her job days after the assassination, asked for specific times/dates from her store’s cameras, and told her Tyler’s phone had pinged in that lot. 📹 After the agents left, she saved copies of the footage — and now it’s public. Here’s what the videos show: 🔹 Video 1 — Tyler’s gray Dodge Challenger pulling into the shopping center parking lot at 12:44 PM — about 20 minutes after the assassination. 🔹 Video 2 — He’s sitting in his car when a white SUV pulls next to him. Moments later, he drives off. 🔹 Video 3 — His car drives back toward UVU… right into the chaos of police helicopters and lockdowns. 🤔 Ask yourself: – Who lingers in a parking lot 20 minutes after allegedly assassinating a national political figure? – Why return toward the crime scene if you’re guilty? – Why does the FBI have this footage but hasn’t released it? – And why is the only UVU CCTV clip they show of him jumping off a roof — not of him firing a weapon? Even FromConvict2Conservative says: “Somebody who does something this extreme is not going to be lingering around in a parking lot sitting in their vehicle after they just committed an assassination… His character does not match somebody who just committed murder.” The story the public’s being fed doesn’t line up. The timeline doesn’t line up. And the behavior doesn’t line up. 📺 Watch the full, hour-long interview with isaiah Robin on YouTube — link in the comments. Please FOLLOW him and FromConvict2Conservative on X and show them some love. This case just went from strange to explosive. 🚨

🚨 BREAKING: 3 NEW VIDEOS BLOW HOLES IN THE OFFICIAL TYLER ROBINSON / CHARLIE KIRK STORY 🚨 We’ve just received THREE never-before-seen CCTV videos showing Tyler Robinson in a parking lot near UVU just 20 minutes after the shooting that killed Charlie Kirk. 📹 The footage was uncovered by FromConvict2Conservative (FromConvict2Conservative) after a whistleblower reached out saying she’d been trying to get this to Candace Owens but couldn’t. 📹 According to her, the FBI came to her job days after the assassination, asked for specific times/dates from her store’s cameras, and told her Tyler’s phone had pinged in that lot. 📹 After the agents left, she saved copies of the footage — and now it’s public. Here’s what the videos show: 🔹 Video 1 — Tyler’s gray Dodge Challenger pulling into the shopping center parking lot at 12:44 PM — about 20 minutes after the assassination. 🔹 Video 2 — He’s sitting in his car when a white SUV pulls next to him. Moments later, he drives off. 🔹 Video 3 — His car drives back toward UVU… right into the chaos of police helicopters and lockdowns. 🤔 Ask yourself: – Who lingers in a parking lot 20 minutes after allegedly assassinating a national political figure? – Why return toward the crime scene if you’re guilty? – Why does the FBI have this footage but hasn’t released it? – And why is the only UVU CCTV clip they show of him jumping off a roof — not of him firing a weapon? Even FromConvict2Conservative says: “Somebody who does something this extreme is not going to be lingering around in a parking lot sitting in their vehicle after they just committed an assassination… His character does not match somebody who just committed murder.” The story the public’s being fed doesn’t line up. The timeline doesn’t line up. And the behavior doesn’t line up. 📺 Watch the full, hour-long interview with isaiah Robin on YouTube — link in the comments. Please FOLLOW him and FromConvict2Conservative on X and show them some love. This case just went from strange to explosive. 🚨

Project Constitution

99,239 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

alex and carlos talking about lando’s come back in the second half of this season: alex: “it was a really impressive year for him, just in terms of, i think that people don't understand, mentally he's also strong. kind of how he came back into the mid part of the season, and then there were a lot of things that didn't go their way. vegas, zandvoort, but still he had a really strong second half of the season. i think he mostly proved to a lot of people that-“ carlos: “more than strong, he just kept to his standards of F1. he's a great formula 1 driver, probably better than what people give him credit for. if you look at his last three years, since mclaren's become clearly more competitive, he's been really, really quick, both in quali and in the race. it was just that start of the year, i think, that put a bit of doubts into... maybe this year's car suited him a bit worse, or whatever, but it looked tricky from the outside to start, but then they overcame all those difficulties.” alex: “yeah, that's very true”

alex and carlos talking about lando’s come back in the second half of this season: alex: “it was a really impressive year for him, just in terms of, i think that people don't understand, mentally he's also strong. kind of how he came back into the mid part of the season, and then there were a lot of things that didn't go their way. vegas, zandvoort, but still he had a really strong second half of the season. i think he mostly proved to a lot of people that-“ carlos: “more than strong, he just kept to his standards of F1. he's a great formula 1 driver, probably better than what people give him credit for. if you look at his last three years, since mclaren's become clearly more competitive, he's been really, really quick, both in quali and in the race. it was just that start of the year, i think, that put a bit of doubts into... maybe this year's car suited him a bit worse, or whatever, but it looked tricky from the outside to start, but then they overcame all those difficulties.” alex: “yeah, that's very true”

bia

143,431 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

If you make Power BI reports, I think you might enjoy stepping outside of Power BI to experiment with coding agents and dataviz libraries like Vega, Altair, or d3.js. Here's an example of a dashboard I made with FitBit data. While making the pbir-cli (testing starts this week, thanks to everyone who showed interest!), we learned a lot. Chiefly: we've found it's really, really hard to get an agent to work well with Power BI reports!! Power BI reports are built around abstraction and different intersecting layers. Themes, metadata, extensions, the model... all of it built for a low-code SSBI experience (clicky-clicky-draggy-droppy). That's fine for you and me (mostly). For a coding agent, though, it's inflexible... maybe even hostile. Even with the right tools and context, you simply can't get a Power BI report to reliably do _exactly_ what you want; it's just not meant for that. If you experiment a bit with Vega, Altair, or d3.js... you'll see what I mean; the contrast is pretty clear. This isn't necessarily a bad thing; unlimited flexibility may lead to inconsistency, and there's creativity in constraints. But still, I've been wanting to explore visualization without these constraints... My experiments beyond Power BI reports have been interesting and given me a lot to think about. The most promising approach so far: viz-as-code with custom embedded visuals, pulling from local or remote data sources. This stepcount dashboard is one such example... made in just a few hours between other tasks. Materializing a dashboard like this from natural language wasn't really viable a year ago. Project out another 12–18 months and it's certainly difficult to imagine what the future looks like... That said, reports and dashboards in an enterprise context aren't just visuals. Governance, distribution, integration, etc... years of individual and organizational investment. All of that makes change have a speed limit; we won't be plugging in custom embedded dashboards, overnight. But if you're curious, I do think it's a good investment to step outside Power BI and experiment. Investments you may even be turned into custom visual designs, anyway :). As Havens Consulting put it recently to me: it's time to multiclass...

If you make Power BI reports, I think you might enjoy stepping outside of Power BI to experiment with coding agents and dataviz libraries like Vega, Altair, or d3.js. Here's an example of a dashboard I made with FitBit data. While making the pbir-cli (testing starts this week, thanks to everyone who showed interest!), we learned a lot. Chiefly: we've found it's really, really hard to get an agent to work well with Power BI reports!! Power BI reports are built around abstraction and different intersecting layers. Themes, metadata, extensions, the model... all of it built for a low-code SSBI experience (clicky-clicky-draggy-droppy). That's fine for you and me (mostly). For a coding agent, though, it's inflexible... maybe even hostile. Even with the right tools and context, you simply can't get a Power BI report to reliably do _exactly_ what you want; it's just not meant for that. If you experiment a bit with Vega, Altair, or d3.js... you'll see what I mean; the contrast is pretty clear. This isn't necessarily a bad thing; unlimited flexibility may lead to inconsistency, and there's creativity in constraints. But still, I've been wanting to explore visualization without these constraints... My experiments beyond Power BI reports have been interesting and given me a lot to think about. The most promising approach so far: viz-as-code with custom embedded visuals, pulling from local or remote data sources. This stepcount dashboard is one such example... made in just a few hours between other tasks. Materializing a dashboard like this from natural language wasn't really viable a year ago. Project out another 12–18 months and it's certainly difficult to imagine what the future looks like... That said, reports and dashboards in an enterprise context aren't just visuals. Governance, distribution, integration, etc... years of individual and organizational investment. All of that makes change have a speed limit; we won't be plugging in custom embedded dashboards, overnight. But if you're curious, I do think it's a good investment to step outside Power BI and experiment. Investments you may even be turned into custom visual designs, anyway :). As Havens Consulting put it recently to me: it's time to multiclass...

Kurt Buhler

28,562 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

#RM explaining why BTS chose 'ARIRANG' as the name of their fifth album. 🐨 When we reunited as seven again, we kept thinking about what truly feels most like us, most like BTS. 🐨 And we wanted to show where we started from. 🐨 All of us are Korean. 🐨 So we felt it would be very meaningful to include something that represents Korea. 🐨 That's how the keyword 'Arirang' came up. 🐨 Arirang is something everyone interprets differently, because its lyrics are abstract. 🐨 So I think about wistfulness, longing and love. 🐨 To be honest I thought a lot about those things when I was in the military. 🐨 Because you end up reflecting a lot on the past and on performing again, too. 🐿️ You have this longing for everything while you're in the military. 🐨 You yearn for society, the ARMY, you miss the BTS members, the past. 🐨 Arirang contains all the joys and sorrows of life, and since it’s been a long time since we released an album, 🐨 we wanted to encompass everything we’ve been through in our music, and we felt that the concept of Arirang could really capture that and tie the album together. 26.01.16

#RM explaining why BTS chose 'ARIRANG' as the name of their fifth album. 🐨 When we reunited as seven again, we kept thinking about what truly feels most like us, most like BTS. 🐨 And we wanted to show where we started from. 🐨 All of us are Korean. 🐨 So we felt it would be very meaningful to include something that represents Korea. 🐨 That's how the keyword 'Arirang' came up. 🐨 Arirang is something everyone interprets differently, because its lyrics are abstract. 🐨 So I think about wistfulness, longing and love. 🐨 To be honest I thought a lot about those things when I was in the military. 🐨 Because you end up reflecting a lot on the past and on performing again, too. 🐿️ You have this longing for everything while you're in the military. 🐨 You yearn for society, the ARMY, you miss the BTS members, the past. 🐨 Arirang contains all the joys and sorrows of life, and since it’s been a long time since we released an album, 🐨 we wanted to encompass everything we’ve been through in our music, and we felt that the concept of Arirang could really capture that and tie the album together. 26.01.16

Kim Namjoon Source

107,463 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

Texas energy use is up 25% in 4 years. Load growth is not coming from people moving to Texas. It’s being driven by data centers, the electrification of industry, including oil and gas operations, and cryptocurrency mining. Oncor's filings show it clearly: 🏠 Residential load is growing very slowly, ~1% per year, even with significant population growth. 🏭 Industrial load is exploding. The Far West zone has tripled in the last 8 years. That's not a projection; it’s history through 2024. Looking forward, the interconnection queue is eye-popping: ⚡ The amount of big projects (data centers, Bitcoin mines, factories) wanting to connect to ERCOT is now 188 GW, more than double Texas’ all-time peak of ~85 GW. ⚡ So far, ERCOT has tracked ~7 GW of large loads operating and has another ~13 GW in advanced stages of study and/or interconnection. So yes, growth is dramatic, but much of what is in the queue won't get built. The takeaway: Texas’ load growth is being driven by large industrials and new digital infrastructure, not households. If large loads can be flexible and scale back, switch to batteries, and/or produce power during a small number of scarcity periods, there's lots of available power 98-99% of the hours of the year. We can have a lot more terawatt-hours of consumption while increasing grid reliability and lowering per unit costs – if we get the right regulatory and market structures in place. 🎧 Much more here: #TexasEnergy #txenergy #ERCOT #LoadGrowth #DataCenters #GridReliability #EnergyTransition

Texas energy use is up 25% in 4 years. Load growth is not coming from people moving to Texas. It’s being driven by data centers, the electrification of industry, including oil and gas operations, and cryptocurrency mining. Oncor's filings show it clearly: 🏠 Residential load is growing very slowly, ~1% per year, even with significant population growth. 🏭 Industrial load is exploding. The Far West zone has tripled in the last 8 years. That's not a projection; it’s history through 2024. Looking forward, the interconnection queue is eye-popping: ⚡ The amount of big projects (data centers, Bitcoin mines, factories) wanting to connect to ERCOT is now 188 GW, more than double Texas’ all-time peak of ~85 GW. ⚡ So far, ERCOT has tracked ~7 GW of large loads operating and has another ~13 GW in advanced stages of study and/or interconnection. So yes, growth is dramatic, but much of what is in the queue won't get built. The takeaway: Texas’ load growth is being driven by large industrials and new digital infrastructure, not households. If large loads can be flexible and scale back, switch to batteries, and/or produce power during a small number of scarcity periods, there's lots of available power 98-99% of the hours of the year. We can have a lot more terawatt-hours of consumption while increasing grid reliability and lowering per unit costs – if we get the right regulatory and market structures in place. 🎧 Much more here: #TexasEnergy #txenergy #ERCOT #LoadGrowth #DataCenters #GridReliability #EnergyTransition

Doug Lewin

11,860 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

🚨Gavin Baker on why a potential xAI + Apple partnership makes sense: "On the internet, distribution wins championships." "Something that I think is interesting and relevant, particularly to Grok 4 being the best product, is the best product doesn't always win in technology." "In sports, they say 'defense wins championships.' And on the internet, distribution wins championships." "And Grok 4 has formidable competitors with lots of distribution." "And so from an industrial logic perspective, something that I think makes a lot of sense, particularly since OpenAI bought Jony Ive's hardware startup, which will place them into competition with Apple at some point, is xAI and Apple are natural partners." "There's been a lot of news about Apple thinking about buying Perplexity or Mistral, but that's just a Band-Aid. Those companies don't get Apple what they need." "And I think there is solid industrial logic for a partnership. You could have Apple Grok, Safe Grok, whatever you want to call it so that Apple feels comfortable." "And that probably also helps Grok in the enterprise. And then it also helps both Apple and Google with this DOJ trial." "And so I think, in this incredibly high ELO chess match that is being played between the leading labs, that partnership makes a lot of sense for both companies." Gavin Baker Elon Musk Apple xAI

🚨Gavin Baker on why a potential xAI + Apple partnership makes sense: "On the internet, distribution wins championships." "Something that I think is interesting and relevant, particularly to Grok 4 being the best product, is the best product doesn't always win in technology." "In sports, they say 'defense wins championships.' And on the internet, distribution wins championships." "And Grok 4 has formidable competitors with lots of distribution." "And so from an industrial logic perspective, something that I think makes a lot of sense, particularly since OpenAI bought Jony Ive's hardware startup, which will place them into competition with Apple at some point, is xAI and Apple are natural partners." "There's been a lot of news about Apple thinking about buying Perplexity or Mistral, but that's just a Band-Aid. Those companies don't get Apple what they need." "And I think there is solid industrial logic for a partnership. You could have Apple Grok, Safe Grok, whatever you want to call it so that Apple feels comfortable." "And that probably also helps Grok in the enterprise. And then it also helps both Apple and Google with this DOJ trial." "And so I think, in this incredibly high ELO chess match that is being played between the leading labs, that partnership makes a lot of sense for both companies." Gavin Baker Elon Musk Apple xAI

The All-In Podcast

211,305 просмотров • 1 год назад