Guys, I think I solved the Cracker Barrel rebrand controversy
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Guys, I think I solved the Cracker Barrel rebrand controversy
*Pulls up a chair* Let’s have a little talk about startup valuation and accounting…..
This openAI vid with Altman and Ive is…really cringe right? I mean the products may end up being wildly successful, but just waxing poetic about San Francisco? Guys…
VCs continue to show just zero ability to learn from the past
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I swear the Met Gala happens at least 3 times a year. It never feels like it’s been a year since the last one
Well that was weird. Weird way to start the draft
That is…not great
That’s pretty explicitly not what Casey is saying. But to take the comment in good faith…there is a difference between access journalism biases and being well sourced. I don’t think Casey is particularly credulous, at least in the published interviews he does
TATUM! I know this Celts/knicks game is meaningless but I still can’t abide losing to NY
“Reflexive AI” manifesto from Shopify CEO. Honestly, I think his general premise that everyone has to learn and use gen AI is correct. It’s just a reality. But this graf is…not a fun read
Respondents emphasize that Abrego Garcia was improperly removed to El Sal- vador because, although he could be removed anywhere else in the world under a 2019 order of removal, that order granted statutory withholding of removal to El Sal- vador alone. But, while the United States concedes that removal to El Salvador was an administrative error, see App., infra, 60a, that does not license district courts to seize control over foreign relations, treat the Executive Branch as a subordinate dip- lomat, and demand that the United States let a member of a foreign terrorist organ- ization into America tonight. For starters, because MS-13 members such as Abrego Garcia have since been designated members of a foreign terrorist organization, they are no longer eligible for withholding of removal under 8 U.S.C. 1231(b)(3)(B). Fur- ther, the United States has ensured that aliens removed to CECOT in El Salvador will not be tortured, and it would not have removed any alien to El Salvador for such detention if doing so would violate its obligations under the Convention Against Tor- ture. Moreover, respondents treat the relief here as “routine,” Resp. C.A. Stay Opp. 1, but that relief goes far beyond merely facilitating an alien’s return, which is what courts have ordered in other cases. This order—and its demand to accomplish sensitive foreign negotiations post-haste, and effectuate Abrego Garcia’s return to- night—is unprecedented and indefensible.
If the Supreme Court decides that the government can "erroneously" disappear you off the street to a foreign torture prison, and that federal courts have no power to do anything about it, that is, in a meaningful way, Pretty Much It www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/24...
I’m usually pretty cynical about political theater like filibusters…but Cory Booker seems to have really broken through with his 25 hour floor speech. Someone’s gotta be calculating this, but I’m curious what the total views/impressions generated has been
As @afarles.bsky.social tells us, we didn’t build this years MIC list in response to the election, but this years selections ended up containing quite a few Elon Musk foils. Bluesky being among them! Check out the full list on @fastcompany.com
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Big L for Scott Foley
I can’t WAIT to launch the first ep of Brand New World this Wednesday! the AI revolution is changing the advertising industry rapidly and we are attempting to take a snap shot of this moment
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My favorite genre of business podcast is Wharton grad hosts talking to Stanford grad guests about their secrets to success. Both grew up rich and got super connected in school, but their success is all about time boxing and getting up early.
The four humors aren’t the most advanced understanding of the human body? Sounds like someone’s got an excess of yellow bile
The backend of BlueSky is really impressive. I’m naturally skeptical about the premise of a Twitter alternative, but the UI is only a small part of the company. The decentralized infrastructure and algo tools are wild
Manifesting this for my Chargers
Why is everyone leaving Twitter for @bsky.app ? This week on MIC from @fastcompany.com
Plus! Alexis Ohanian, Midge Purce, and this weeks headlines
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Now that’s a subskeet
BookSky is a force on this app
Y’all, had a GREAT conversation today with @bsky.app COO Rose Wang about this apps wild growth over the past two weeks for Most Innovative Companies podcast! Out this Thursday from @fastcompany.com so stay tuned!
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There’s a generational rift in the American workplace.
On this week’s podcast, @dianaransom.bsky.social brings her recent interview with Simon Sinek. Their fascinating conversation about about relationships might just help you understand—and manage—Gen Z.
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@lagorio.bsky.social's interview with business ethicist Michael Posner of NYU is 🔥 www.inc.com/christine-la... and thought provoking.
Only 275k?
Jojo Siwa is Chappell Roan’s Wario
The Paul brother’s pivot to boxing will never not be weird. I want to see more YouTubers pivot into 3rd tier sports.
