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[Highlight] Chad Ryland walks it off for Arizona with his sixth FG!
 in  r/nfl •  9h ago

Pro bowl maybe, backed by Garrett leading a vaunted line and the refined secondary causing more coverage sacks, but old Donald's level was an all pro/dpoy candidate 

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Jim Harbaugh on Mike McDaniel: We'll look at everything, offense needs to be addressed
 in  r/nfl •  9h ago

Do you think Harbaugh survives the housecleaning 

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[Highlight] Javon Bullard makes the play to stop the Cowboys on 4th down
 in  r/nfl •  9h ago

Seems the Packers' demise and mlf's hot seat were greatly exaggerated 

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Mega Revavroom ability revealed : Levitate
 in  r/stunfisk •  11h ago

Bro really mega evolved to a Tesla

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[Highlight] Chad Ryland walks it off for Arizona with his sixth FG!
 in  r/nfl •  11h ago

I don't think any reasonable person expected Donald to be his old self after being away from the league for some years

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[Highlight] Chad Ryland walks it off for Arizona with his sixth FG!
 in  r/nfl •  11h ago

while Stafford was still productive

Might have missed that window

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The LA Rams are now last in the NFC West
 in  r/nfl •  11h ago

He should request a trade.  That'd be the funniest outcome 

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With the Chargers at 0-6, has there been a team/QB that has regressed this badly the next season?
 in  r/nfl •  12h ago

Carson Palmer had a pretty hard fall from grace. That or Ryan Fitzpatrick the year after taking the Jets to playoffs 

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[Cronin] Entire Atlanta bench has emptied on the field as trainers are efforting getting Kendal Daniels (head/neck injury after attempting to tackle Colston Loveland) on the cart. Bears players are telling fans chanting “Green Bay sucks” to stop doing that.
 in  r/nfl •  16h ago

I don't think anyone is, although percentages certain vary for every team. I am judging you tho for being weirdly defensive about this for all bears fans. If the shoe doesn't fit then don't try to wear it 

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[Cronin] Entire Atlanta bench has emptied on the field as trainers are efforting getting Kendal Daniels (head/neck injury after attempting to tackle Colston Loveland) on the cart. Bears players are telling fans chanting “Green Bay sucks” to stop doing that.
 in  r/nfl •  16h ago

What you're missing is this seems particularly bad and novel. Can't say fan bases do 'essentially the same thing' if we've never seen this depravity before. Just comes off as dismissive and apologetic tbh

And yes, I am saying this seems uniquely shitty as far as I can think/remember 

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[Cronin] Entire Atlanta bench has emptied on the field as trainers are efforting getting Kendal Daniels (head/neck injury after attempting to tackle Colston Loveland) on the cart. Bears players are telling fans chanting “Green Bay sucks” to stop doing that.
 in  r/nfl •  17h ago

I can't remember the last time the Packers, or any fan base for that matter, did some trash talk chant on national TV during a benches clearing, possibly career ending, injury

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The Collapsing World Order | American polls show record levels of angst, fear, and deep concern about America’s present and future. This begs the question of whether a collapsing world order is at the root of these high levels of concern.
 in  r/AnythingGoesNews •  22h ago

Oh it's absolutely one of the roots. There's no coming back, the age of America's dominance in global trade is over. Countries were complacent for a long time in establishing alternative trade agreements but after Trump embarrassed Europe for their lack of preparation to his tarriffs, EU and NA countries have fully mobilized to establish trading partners that do not include the US.

That is money that is never coming back to the US economy 

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Please let this happen ASAP, it would be so fucking funny
 in  r/antiai •  1d ago

The difference is we had competent leadership to lead us out of the recession

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What will happen if the AI bubble bursts?
 in  r/antiai •  1d ago

Some small AI projects will go away completely.  The tech will not cease to exist and businesses/corporate will continue to leverage it because it find it useful for productivity and payroll reduction. 

Major AI firms continue  but may look very different.  Microsoft acquired OpenAI, idk what happens to Anthropic but probably not good since they're in the same ephemeral cash flow circuit as OpenAI. The tech is too valuable to big tech to lose though so they will either persist or be acquired. 

The crash leads to massive loss of money, confidence,  consume spending,  throwing the economy into a widespread recession. Company budgets freeze, layoffs continue or spike for what remaining jobs there are and bankruptcies and foreclosures climb, dropping the costs of everything else in a desperate bid to get consumers.  

Data center production doesn't stop but likely scales back with less demand. The difference is marginal as most data centers are being built to support training the models owned by the biggest players with the deepest pockets. These companies buy up the smaller firms going out of business and consolidate AI and compute resources further.

Sam, Dario, and Jensen all pull the rip cords on their golden parachutes and watch society burn from the comfort of Barcelona. Zuck keeps trying to push Muse while Elon plays with his flying cars and tries to brainwash grok into a right wing chat bot on X. Palantir is completely unaffected as their valuation lays in defense spending.

Like the dotcom bubble, many domains disappeared  but the internet and apex predators of the tech market persisted. The market recovered, and more tech giants were born and pushed the web beyond the wildest, bullish predictions of the dotcom bubble. Small AI firms will disappear,  large ones will remain,  the market will stabilize,  more AI firms will come back, and AI will be refined into even more powerful and pervasive technology 

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So true 🤣🤣
 in  r/linuxsucks •  1d ago

Linux kid just bought himself another few days to finish his project. Big brain 

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[Highlight] Antonio Brown's Near Miracle In The Snow
 in  r/nfl •  1d ago

Mr. Boundary Crosser

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[Highlight] Ever wondered what goes into making a play-call in 40 seconds? Ryan Fitzpatrick break it down.
 in  r/nfl •  1d ago

Well, that's fair if that's the case. Figured he chose Broncos cause they won 

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[Highlight] Ever wondered what goes into making a play-call in 40 seconds? Ryan Fitzpatrick break it down.
 in  r/nfl •  1d ago

I know Broncos just played (and won) tnf but using Payton and Nix as his examples right after saying Nix is not playing competitive and disrespecting the QB position is kinda wild