A while ago, when “Cops” was in syndication, there was also a show called “America’s most dangerous police chases”
A bunch of the real world chases happened within about 15 miles of my city, and were just about as crazy as the movie scenes we’re posting about 👀

Also was going to say this one.

Baby Driver is also slick, but To Live and Die in LA had the absolute mess of how traffic would get destroyed.

Not a car chase, but 2/3rds of Speed might also count

“No bill” was the most unfamiliar term

As a non-lawyer, what did you just say?

My pleasure. Lots of science facts floating around now

I bought one for my fam, and a frog facts advent calendar for my in-laws

My family enjoyed your Frankenstein movie. It was a beautiful movie. It looks stunning.
The acting and the story were great as well.
It’s a jarring contrast to everything else I’ve seen lately

Make him a vampire—problem solved, plus a new twist for the movies

Just got through running. It’s fall foliage (with leaves all aver the ground), 70º with sun and a freeze watch for later tonight
It’s thoroughly fall, but summer keeps trying to sneak in
People walking dogs and riding bikes and a great day outdoors

I didn’t expect this at all, and truly enjoyed it

If a chart has Wake, GT, Bama, Tennessee, Texas, Vandy, Pitt, and others clustered together what does that mean to you?
Pitt, Texas, and Vandy don’t look the same to me when I see them

Yes, we have

Nice pupper!

While there’s excessive hype, the author is talking about LLMs taking the roles of junior developers.
Unless the economics fall apart, I see that continuing. Considering that we’ve already seen LLMs from China being more energy efficient, the economics likely work