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𝐁𝐫𝐨𝐨𝐬: 𝐖𝐞 𝐒𝐚𝐰 𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐬 𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐒𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐥𝐝 𝐍𝐄𝐕𝐄𝐑 𝐇𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐞𝐧 𝐀𝐠𝐚𝐢𝐧 😳 Hugo Broos says what he saw from some players at AFCON OUTSIDE of the pitch should 𝐍𝐄𝐕𝐄𝐑 happen again Adding, excluded players MUST self-reflect #Broos #AFCON #Bafana 🇿🇦

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Wall Street Apes

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Sundar Pichai says Google's Antigravity built a working OS from scratch overnight. Then he named what comes next, the one thing he says no company should decide on alone: "You can see in Antigravity today... in over 12 hours, it can build a simple OS from scratch." "Genuinely those are multiple thousands of hours for somebody to do." "We are all in our products in some version or the other, have agents and subagents and the orchestration of those agents building things together. It's a continuum." "In the way people describe RSI, I don't think we are there yet... that would represent the next level of acceleration." "It shouldn't be an internal conversation at that point. I think it has to be a much broader conversation than that." "We all have to avoid race conditions at those stages of AGI." Twelve hours of machine time replaced what Pichai puts at thousands of hours of human engineering. The ramp is real. The step after it, models improving themselves, is one he thinks should not be decided inside a single company. Except right now it can only be decided inside a single company. No lab has to notify anyone before crossing that line. No outside test exists for it. The rest of us would find out afterward. Pichai is asking for a broader conversation that has no room to happen in yet. - Sundar Pichai (Sundar Pichai), CEO of Google and Alphabet, on Hard Fork with Casey Newton (Casey Newton) and Kevin Roose (Kevin Roose).

Sundar Pichai says Google's Antigravity built a working OS from scratch overnight. Then he named what comes next, the one thing he says no company should decide on alone: "You can see in Antigravity today... in over 12 hours, it can build a simple OS from scratch." "Genuinely those are multiple thousands of hours for somebody to do." "We are all in our products in some version or the other, have agents and subagents and the orchestration of those agents building things together. It's a continuum." "In the way people describe RSI, I don't think we are there yet... that would represent the next level of acceleration." "It shouldn't be an internal conversation at that point. I think it has to be a much broader conversation than that." "We all have to avoid race conditions at those stages of AGI." Twelve hours of machine time replaced what Pichai puts at thousands of hours of human engineering. The ramp is real. The step after it, models improving themselves, is one he thinks should not be decided inside a single company. Except right now it can only be decided inside a single company. No lab has to notify anyone before crossing that line. No outside test exists for it. The rest of us would find out afterward. Pichai is asking for a broader conversation that has no room to happen in yet. - Sundar Pichai (Sundar Pichai), CEO of Google and Alphabet, on Hard Fork with Casey Newton (Casey Newton) and Kevin Roose (Kevin Roose).

Karl Mehta

78,103 просмотров • 1 день назад

“Concentration - managing the game - basics of the game” A big thank you to Brentford head coach, Keith Andrews, for reinforcing the importance of mindset… As Coach Andrews is saying here, mindset is a basic of the game. It is central to the execution of every technical, tactical, and physical action. It constantly mediates the precision and accuracy of anticipation and decision-making… Attention Intensity Intent Coach Andrews bemoans players dropping in attention and shifting in intensity (Low Performance Mindset - LPM) and so subsequently not reading the game…not tracking the runners. And then he bemoans a low intent with actions (LPM again) - losing duels by not being aggressive and so unable to nullify the opposition. Oh yes Coach Andrews, yes sir, mindset lies at the heart of your players’ behaviour…and subsequent performance… Attention Intensity Intent “Our job on the pitch is to be in our High Performance Mindset (HPM). It’s to be in our HPM no matter what - high attention, optimal intensity, high intent. Every second in control and in charge. In control and in charge. Nothing and no one takes us away from our HPM. Nothing and no one…” Of course, every activity in every session counts. From a holistic warm-up to rondos and keep-balls to 11 v 11’s…all of these are opportunities to help players heighten their attention by strengthening their connections in the game and by making those connections precise and accurate…under pressure. Every activity in every session counts Every activity in every session counts Yes Coach Andrews…mindset is a basic of the game. But it’s a basic that must be worked on daily in every activity in every session… (Video from Sky Sports…please follow them on Sky Sports Premier League on X)

“Concentration - managing the game - basics of the game” A big thank you to Brentford head coach, Keith Andrews, for reinforcing the importance of mindset… As Coach Andrews is saying here, mindset is a basic of the game. It is central to the execution of every technical, tactical, and physical action. It constantly mediates the precision and accuracy of anticipation and decision-making… Attention Intensity Intent Coach Andrews bemoans players dropping in attention and shifting in intensity (Low Performance Mindset - LPM) and so subsequently not reading the game…not tracking the runners. And then he bemoans a low intent with actions (LPM again) - losing duels by not being aggressive and so unable to nullify the opposition. Oh yes Coach Andrews, yes sir, mindset lies at the heart of your players’ behaviour…and subsequent performance… Attention Intensity Intent “Our job on the pitch is to be in our High Performance Mindset (HPM). It’s to be in our HPM no matter what - high attention, optimal intensity, high intent. Every second in control and in charge. In control and in charge. Nothing and no one takes us away from our HPM. Nothing and no one…” Of course, every activity in every session counts. From a holistic warm-up to rondos and keep-balls to 11 v 11’s…all of these are opportunities to help players heighten their attention by strengthening their connections in the game and by making those connections precise and accurate…under pressure. Every activity in every session counts Every activity in every session counts Yes Coach Andrews…mindset is a basic of the game. But it’s a basic that must be worked on daily in every activity in every session… (Video from Sky Sports…please follow them on Sky Sports Premier League on X)

Daniel Abrahams

25,744 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

Thierry Henry on Rodri winning the World Cup Golden Ball without registering a goal or assist, ahead of Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappé. 🗣️ “First of all, let me be clear: Rodri is a world-class footballer, and I have enormous respect for him. But if you’re asking whether I understand this decision, I don’t. I honestly don’t.” “When people look back at this World Cup, they’ll remember Messi’s moments. They’ll remember Mbappé’s moments. They’ll remember the players who carried their teams when the pressure was at its highest. That’s what defines a tournament.” “Individual awards should reflect the player who left the biggest mark on the competition. For me, that isn’t something you decide by reputation or politics. You decide it by what happened on the pitch, and I think football deserved a different outcome.” “Messi was 39 years old and still controlling matches, creating chances and carrying Argentina on his shoulders. Mbappé was producing decisive moments for France. Both of them gave the tournament unforgettable memories. That’s why this decision will be debated for a very long time.” “This isn’t an attack on Rodri because he had an outstanding tournament. But respecting one player shouldn’t stop us from questioning a decision. Football is built on debate, and I believe this award will remain one of those decisions that many supporters simply won’t agree with.” “The Golden Ball is just one trophy. History is much bigger than a vote. Years from now, people will remember the football they watched, the players who made them jump out of their seats and the moments that defined this World Cup. That’s what lasts forever.”

Thierry Henry on Rodri winning the World Cup Golden Ball without registering a goal or assist, ahead of Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappé. 🗣️ “First of all, let me be clear: Rodri is a world-class footballer, and I have enormous respect for him. But if you’re asking whether I understand this decision, I don’t. I honestly don’t.” “When people look back at this World Cup, they’ll remember Messi’s moments. They’ll remember Mbappé’s moments. They’ll remember the players who carried their teams when the pressure was at its highest. That’s what defines a tournament.” “Individual awards should reflect the player who left the biggest mark on the competition. For me, that isn’t something you decide by reputation or politics. You decide it by what happened on the pitch, and I think football deserved a different outcome.” “Messi was 39 years old and still controlling matches, creating chances and carrying Argentina on his shoulders. Mbappé was producing decisive moments for France. Both of them gave the tournament unforgettable memories. That’s why this decision will be debated for a very long time.” “This isn’t an attack on Rodri because he had an outstanding tournament. But respecting one player shouldn’t stop us from questioning a decision. Football is built on debate, and I believe this award will remain one of those decisions that many supporters simply won’t agree with.” “The Golden Ball is just one trophy. History is much bigger than a vote. Years from now, people will remember the football they watched, the players who made them jump out of their seats and the moments that defined this World Cup. That’s what lasts forever.”

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142,591 просмотров • 5 дней назад

.Lindsay Schnell asked Geno Auriemma how he made sure Paige Bueckers' spirit wasn't broken while injured last year. An incredibly insightful two minute response ensued. "She was always the most upbeat, positive person in the gym. You knew that when she went home she was a completely different person. You knew that it was killing her and tearing her apart, but great players like that, they carry a light around with them because she's a positive player who shines light on other people... But privately, yes, it tore her apart. I only saw it manifest itself once. We were playing at Tennessee. You come to UConn you want to play in a Tennessee game... I saw her breakdown in the locker room that game... These kids, this is what they dream of when they go to college and play basketball and if their dream taken away from them, it's like they're half a person. Some people are just miserable and let it beat them and some people, they don't let that happen. And Paige is one of those people."

.Lindsay Schnell asked Geno Auriemma how he made sure Paige Bueckers' spirit wasn't broken while injured last year. An incredibly insightful two minute response ensued. "She was always the most upbeat, positive person in the gym. You knew that when she went home she was a completely different person. You knew that it was killing her and tearing her apart, but great players like that, they carry a light around with them because she's a positive player who shines light on other people... But privately, yes, it tore her apart. I only saw it manifest itself once. We were playing at Tennessee. You come to UConn you want to play in a Tennessee game... I saw her breakdown in the locker room that game... These kids, this is what they dream of when they go to college and play basketball and if their dream taken away from them, it's like they're half a person. Some people are just miserable and let it beat them and some people, they don't let that happen. And Paige is one of those people."

Brenna Greene

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