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Ridiculous project. But amazing.

ACA is the Republican plan.

Some good points about how Amazon seems to have made better ecosystem choices.

Big win; huge win.

Cool!

Amazon's AWS cloud services division quietly acquired cyber security firm harvest.ai last year, TechCrunch has learned.

Some punching down on pronouns and Vision Zero I don't appreciate.

Society is collapsing wheeeeeee

Who knows how much of it is true, but it is certainly believable — and in a way that's bad enough.

What a liar.

Banans!

I'm surprised to see someone relatively high up take the fall for this.

I think he highlights why I liked the movie. His suggestions would make a different movie but I don't feel like they're necessary.

Yay buses!

This article makes some good points (especially about rural flight and government aid) but doesn't quite make a general strategic point about what progressives should do, and ignores the conservative strategy that games the system in favor of rural areas where they are stronger. I think maybe it got trapped in book review.

A lot to unpack here but basically an encouragement to question everything seems to have resulted in a culture where the sources we should trust (because of their processes) are untrusted for various cultural reasons.

Even more details on some of the effects decisions. I love how much effort went into giving digital models the same physicality as old stopmotion and practical models.

That is an intense race. The elevators at work seem fast and they may not break 20. Also "And in an industry with its ups and downs, publicity can be important." 🙄

This is a pretty good guide, written in a nice casual style that helps remind you how important your word choices (and accepting correction!) are.

Unclear if this is mean/spiteful or standard practice. I have to imagine some of Trump's ambassador nominees will have a long confirmation process in the senate.

This is contentious but not inaccurate.

No job is safe.

Ugh.

Boom.

Cool overview of what's happening with the downtown campus and the iconic Spheres.

I wonder if I have the pieces for this...

It's funny to me that sometimes they do a whole practical effect and then replace it all digitally anyway.

Redundant with other similar articles but still interesting overview on why formats are the way they are.

Some great trivia from the visual guide and other media in here.

A salty discussion of why Padme died in Episode III, and how that's connected to our own weirdness about reproductive health.