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Music: Who played it better?
A totally unfair comparison, but that's what I do. Here is Corey Heuval doing a single take of a monster of song from Ozzy's second solo album, LIKE A BOSS
Geoff Anderson
Lifelong learner, physics educated, product manager by trade, guitar player, and dog rescuer.
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Why Democratic optimism is really unwarranted
The reality is that the Republicans have cemented a solid coalition that is far more durable than many liberals and never Trump pundits care to admit. Folks, shit's really fucking bad.
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Music: LADYVA goes there, Fur Eliese boogie woogie
And it's spectacular...
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Tesla Schadenfreude- Common Sense Skeptics delivers the goods
CSS does a huge public service with their breakdown of the latest (Q1-2025) earnings call, de-bullshitting the vomitous ejecta from Musk and his toadies
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Music: Technical Difficulties
Welcome back Unlucky Morpheus for a reprise of a Racer X standard.
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Music: Mario Parga returns
His new album is just loaded with outstanding guitar work, soulful compositions, and balance that shows a level of maturity that is inspiring.
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This Guy: Scott Adams
At one time I would have written a TFG post about him and his performative assholery, but today, I learned that his prostate cancer is bad with not many months left, and I am just profoundly sad
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Music: Unlucky Morpheus
I really am slack-jawed listening to this.
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Why is anything here?
The meaning of life, physically speaking
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AI gone wild
LLMs are complex systems. Alas, the people that own them often think they can influence them like their hangers-on, but as is commonly noted, reality has a liberal bias that can't be tuned away
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Milestones: Is it more than a number?
I spend time exploring my life, mortality, and what is left to look forward to. What is the point?
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You can't make this up: Judge Box Wine as U.S. Attorney
I swear The Onion is doomed. The real actions of this homeless abortion of an administration is destroying the ironic satire market.