Oh my gosh that’s reminding me of the football guy who was running for GA Senate in 2020/2021. Except he was just not a smart guy. I remember something about werewolves and vampires…?

If you watch the video it’s a sweet and nice moment.

I assume their data shows that funny phrases are more likely to be shared by their users, which drives user engagement, brand awareness, and new user signups. Having worked in B2C social-ish tech, Duolingo is well known as having some of the most sophisticated data, measurement, and experimentation systems in the medium-sized tech company space.

Awesome! It seems like one of the cheapest ways to improve communities and education outcomes.

I think for him that debate was his greatest moment of the election season. That’s where he peaked. Now he talks about it like a middle aged man remembering his glory days on the high school football team.

The big shocker for me is how much the Pakistani Rupee has devalued in just ten years.

On the other hand, if that’s Dave on a daily basis, good that he’s upfront. WYSIWYG?

What the heck Stamets is this cutie yours?!

I agree this is important new to share(and the comments here are good). This isn’t onion-y though…

I don’t see how this is onion-y. Care to explain?

Might be getting downvotes because it’s a straw man argument. It presupposes that women are voting for women because of their gender. I myself don’t know if that’s true. And “women” is such a large voting bloc that looking at median behaviors seems unproductive.

I think some women are looking for representatives who will defend their right to live and not bleed out or be injured for life by voting for candidates that support access to reproductive care, along with other issues that matter to them. Women on the left, like VP Harris, put forward full-throated support for that. But maybe I’m naive?

Random movie theater employee doesn’t even make more money because of snacks, only the owner does. This guy cares about something that won’t affect him materially. It’s just a power trip.

You’d hope they have a crisis PR firm guiding them through this. I guess not?

Wow, she’s also a smart woman. I appreciate that the writers referred to her as Professor Oppenheimer in the article. It was a fun read, and much more thoughtful than I expect from The Independent.