bedlam @mostlybedlam

this one goes to web11 retired then unretired for the love of the game Joined October 2021

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bedlam @mostlybedlam

a month ago

When the times up, the times up. No grey area bullshit. Show/track penalty time, add exactly that extra. When it's over, unless the ball is in the air headed to the goal (basketball) blow the fucking whistle.

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a month ago

How to make the FIFA world cup (and soccer) not absolutely, incredibly frustrating to watch but exciting instead: 1. Copy the hockey off side rule, completely 2. No ties "draws", ever. Shootout settles ties. Done. 3. If you flop without being touched, you get a timeout flag.

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2 months ago

> be Joe Rogan > Have leading scientist on > Scientist explains leading science not in AI models > Disagree with scientist, Jamie, let's put that into perplexity

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2 months ago

it's absolutely hilarious watching world cup Euro tourists just eating at awful chain restaurants thrilled. If you're in the South just ask someone if they'll cook you dinner, they'll say absolutely and it'll be the best food you've ever had.

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2 months ago

@Jason2bartlett welcome to the South

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2 months ago

@girdley yes, but then you live in San Antonio

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3 months ago

@MINHxDYNASTY what do you even write

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3 months ago

@rainnen23 honestly tho rain, where's it go? you seen these $1,600 / $3,900 PT people? seems like another fueled run up tbh

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3 months ago

@rainnen23 he's almost done, relax

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3 months ago

@latestinspace dang 4 people at a time? incredible technology

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LayerZero @LayerZero_Core

4 months ago

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Erik Voorhees @ErikVoorhees

4 months ago

Today was a win for Anthropic They only leaked one company's codebase out of the millions they have

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5 months ago

Jim Cramer @jimcramer

5 months ago

Not buying the 2007 scenario...

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5 months ago

@toddsaunders the appeal of datadog is redundancy, delivery guarantees and performance, not just "where do i park this data" but they'll learn that in an outage

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5 months ago

@CNviolations If GLP-1s had a sound

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5 months ago

@CNviolations is it music though?

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5 months ago

@RampCapitalLLC *really GOOD index funds

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Farokh @farokh

5 months ago

By far the most accurate post I’ve seen about how Iranians around the world feel, including myself. Please stop lecturing us and take a moment to read this. “A lot of people outside Iran are watching what's unfolding and are shocked by one thing in particular: that Iranians will feel relief, even joy, when a violent dictator falls. Whether you like it or not, that reaction is real. It comes from lived experience. After 45+ years of being hunted, tortured, disappeared, executed, and massacred, the collapse of the machinery that did it doesn't feel "complicated." It feels like a breath. A moment of air. And no, celebrating the fall of a dictator doesn't mean Iranians are naïve about what's next. People inside Iran understand the aftermath better than anyone commenting from the safety of a democracy. They understand how dangerous transitions are. They understand the risk of chaos, revenge, and power vacuums. They knew from the beginning that you can't topple a regime like this with empty hands. They have paid for every peaceful route with blood. So here's what some need to hear: If you've been absent for 45+ years, if you ignored the massacres, the executions, the prisons, the disappearances, the rapes and only found your voice from the safety of a free country because Iranian suffering finally fits your political framework... then you do not get to arrive now and speak with certainty. You don't get to lecture Iranians with theories as if your analysis is the truth. Because what's happening isn't a debate. It's survival. And Iranians don't need permission to feel relief when their oppressor falls, even while they brace for the frightening road ahead. Listen to Iranians. Amplify them. Centre the victims, and not your worldview. And stop regurgitating regime propaganda.”