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I subscribe to nothing online unless I am going to use it frequently. That means baseball-ref and fangraphs for me. That's it. Sometime I want to read a Story in The Free Press of News, but it's just not worth it for me. The Tigers news will get to me eventually. If I miss a story about about how Jackson Jobe's grandma taught him how to throw a curve, then so be it.

It seems like every time Trump is President, we have these big riots. I don't remember that happenbing under Biden. Is it it because Trump deliberately creates division and chaos?

It does get stuff wrong. I sometimes use it to write Stata programs for me. It can do it faster than me, but I need to check it to see if it is right. It has a ways to go, but I see it getting better fast. I expect that there will be life changing improvements in the next few years. I expect it will be a lot more accurate and efficient than than humans in time. I worry more about ethics.

I believe AI is going to be more of a reality than people having self driving cars. It's already starting and growing at a fast pace. In one small example, I already see it very much changing education. Students can do most of my assignments using AI. It's now a constant battle between realizing students need to know how to use AI if they are going to survive in the new world and making sure that they work independently enough to learn the material and not plagiarize. None of my students use google anymore. They use chatgtp or something similar and it's a lot different. I no longer discourage it. I feel like it's very important that they know how to use these tools because knowing how to use these tools effectively and ethically is going to be more valuable to them than pretending they don't exist.

Probably, but the courts have not backed up Trump every time.

If he was knowingly bringing illegal employees to employers on a regular basis, then he and the employers should be punished. However, unless the immigrants were kidnapped and forced to work, that is not the type of crime which shoud warrant an ICE emergency which takes resources away from more violent crimes.

I think one reason it is done is to throw off the opposition by having he opener pitch with the opposite hand of the starter. They can't load up their line-up with left-handed hitters against the right-handed starter if the opener is a lefty.

It's concerning for multiple reasons. One is the potential for mass unemployment. Another is many of the people making the decisions will not understand AI well enough or not care enough to make smart decisions about what jobs can be cut which may lead to a lot of errors which do a lot of harm to people. That's just scratching the surface. One thing is for certain though. AI will primarily be designed to make the rich get richer while the gap between the wealthy and everyone else continues to grow.

The next people to lose there jobs to AI. 😃 https://www.marketwatch.com/story/a-professor-testing-chatgpts-deepseeks-and-groks-stock-picking-skills-suggests-stockbrokers-should-worry-f54d583a?mod=home_lead

125 seasons is widely considered the era of modern MLB, so it makes sense to stop there, but a 1880s baseball historian might be put off by the word "ever". I know there are many who now consider 1947 to be the beginning of modern baseball, but I don't believe that has been made an official designation

Garagiola was fun in the right doses, but I don't think I could have listened to him every day.

I think somebody posted that here and I remarked that Jones is not a catcher name. It's the name of a speedy outfielder.

There have been 13 Joneses, but no more J. Joneses. The best one was Davy Jones (9 WAR). Here is my Tigers Jones all-star team (with only Jacoby Jones playing out of position): C. Jacoby Jones 1B. Tom Jones 2B. Dalton Jones 3B. Bob Jones SS. Ed Jones (aka Red Borom) LF. Tracy Jones CF. Ruppert Jones RF. Davy Jones DH. Lynn Jones SP Carroll Jones RP Todd Jones Others: Jahmai Jones, Elijah Jones Edit: I left out Jacques so there were 14 of them.

Pat Sheridan. Got a good aaaaaarm. Can steal a base. I don't think he ever uttered a complete sentence in his entife broadcasting career.

I thought the quote was further back than that, but I could be wrong.

I don't think he has any intellect. He has some skills. Intelligence involves deep thought and intense reasoning. I have seen no evidence that he has that. Trump is a good salesman which requires some intuitive smarts, but not necessarily intellect.

Ibanez optioned to Toledo. Does mean that we'll start seeing Keith play some third base?

He was a bigger star than any of us here (other than Bert), but most of his fans don't even remember that version of Trump, so he couldn't have been that big of a star.

What he needs more than anything is constant adulation and that could be the one thing that saves us...if it doesn't destroy us.

Clinton was a pig, but he was a smart pig! We have had presidents who were stupid and presidents who were pigs, but I think Trump is the one president who has excelled in both traits!

I don't disagree that he is extremely image conscious. He is also very good at convincing people that the image he projects for himself is real. I disagree that he knows how not to cross lines. He crosses many lines (like the attempted coup), but gets away with stuff with lawsuits, wealth or doing something even more absure the next day. Or like you said, he lets someone else take the blame. His fake tough guy routine is not real and we know that because there are no examples of him actually being a tough guy. His image of himself as a playboy who is able to get any woman he wants is also fake, but there are many examples of him being accused of crossing the line there. It's why he bought all the beauty pageants and why he's has been accused by dozens of women of abuse.

I don't like any of the City Connect uniforms, but they don't get me angry. I reserve my irritation for more important things like constant gambling promotion and extra inning base runners.

Certainly, but it's only 38 PA and he currently has the lowest K rate of his career.

I have to admit that it was a slick move on Trump's part giving a man who is crazy and on drugs access to all the personal data in the country and letting him decide the entire government budget.

True, but he wasn't really a star at the time he said it.