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or Lifeguard Surprise. Fuck, I can't imagine how that got into my head

I think it was widely accepted to be a suicide, BUT, I have a distinct memory which I am finding impossible to corroborate. I think I have heard it referred to as a Lifeguard, or a Lifeguard Special maybe.

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Looking at Team Fortress’s many Halloween events and Dota’s extremely popular Diretide, Valve seems to have finally picked up on its audience’s demands and made a game that’s 100% spooky season all year round

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They're stinkers, they can't hit the ball and our pitching sucks :(

Dave Levitan @davelevitan.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Cubs are worse than last year and I don't know that there's an improvement plan

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Imagine being this guy

Still from the first minute or two of the original Star Wars with C3P0 and R2 but also another protocol droid we literally never see again

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Cohen is a Ghost @skullmandible.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

on forums before emote reactions, if somebody said something really funny you kinda had to riff on their post in order to express that you thought it was funny or it'd be considered low effort. it would result in whole pages of nothing but good jokes, all one-upping the previous. A Poster's Crucible

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Deadlock has a hero who is a Washington square park chess hustler. The amount of love this game is being made with is unreal

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Good idea. That should get em through the next few weeks.

Of course you know what I immediately remembered

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I don’t think you really care about that

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Hollywood Handbook is on a generational run at the moment

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These promo tickets sold out sooo fast like months in advance iirc

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David BASTARDspan @davidbix.com · 29/09/2026

They gave em out in the thousands!

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Since WWE's trying to exploit PAC's death, it's time to talk about this: Remember how PAC suddenly had visa issues when AEW started? That's because, when the AEW trademarks were filed, WWE called USCIS to claim he walked out on his visa. After leaving him alone for a year and giving him his release.

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Privacy laws need to strongly enforce the idea that we own our personal data, and it could start here. Essentially, let me download everything you have on me so I can run my own life.

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You could point any LLM provider—or a local one!—at your stored context and prompt and get comparable outputs, tool calls, whatever, cut Google and Meta out of the picture completely as service providers/data brokers. Obviously they wouldn’t like that, so they want to own the data and the solution.

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Imagine you had a whole profile of personal context that you could store and control local to you—maybe stuff that approximates what Meta already has, but they hold onto, because it’s specific to their own systems. But if LLM capabilities converge and the product is more fungible—

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They want your data because high quality context is the only way to make consumer LLM products like Muse any good. They want blanket permission to know everything about you in perpetuity, because without that, Muse will be costly on inference, hallucinate, make mistakes, and feel worse to use.

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This is 100% intentional, I can’t get around it; they’ve even used the design cue that Claude uses in so many of its generated frontends, a serif font with contrasting italicization.