Oh, weird

And misreading those movies in the process

Celebrating my brother @simchagross.bsky.social on his long-awaited book! Babylonian Jewish encounters with empire were formative experiences, shaping their society in ways that remain important millennia later. Get it early or wait for paperback!

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Ah yes, why are advocacy groups (he means newsroom affinity groups) given a seat at the table of labor disputes — a historically apolitical and nonpartisan process without disparate impacts. Is this dude really an economics and business reporter?!

I think this is a case of a reporter being undermined by a headline, since quoted sources reject the framing

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Elon learn how to Google challenge

All of these options would be more interesting than the correct answer

In context, a “to be sure” line doesn’t undo the thrust of the piece, which absolutely advocates putting individual experience (stops just short of “believe your own eyes and ears”) on the same level of historical context

This is, I think, the best summary of the decision

AI isn’t a job killer because the New York Times reports that it’s created *checks notes* less than a hundred executive roles over the last year

I like to think whoever wrote the headline was trying to communicate to the author that writing an article complaining your movie opinion is unpopular sounds really childish

Also there’s uncertainty over how many captives Hamas directly has control over or communication with. If Israel increasingly believes that Hamas cannot offer credible assurance of delivery as with the other hostages, the ceasefire is going to break down real quickly