I hope they book Sarah SIlverman AND Frederick Douglass on Face the Nation this Sunday.
— Mickey Kaus (@kausmickey) February 3, 2017
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I hope they book Sarah SIlverman AND Frederick Douglass on Face the Nation this Sunday.
— Mickey Kaus (@kausmickey) February 3, 2017
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One thing 2 be paranoid abt Trump secretly plotting military coup. Another 2 call for military coup yourself. I think this might go too far. https://t.co/o78weoWOoW
— Mickey Kaus (@kausmickey) February 3, 2017
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Is there really no follow-up in @LATimes on Hollywood stabbing spree near CNN? Looks like it https://t.co/Leh6Me2V2s Too interesting!
— Mickey Kaus (@kausmickey) February 3, 2017
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Has 2B Fun: The great & mordant Richard Rushfield's taking sign-ups for his new Hollywood newsletter, The Ankler, at https://t.co/WuOkmReraP
— Mickey Kaus (@kausmickey) February 2, 2017
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Lotsa bureaucrats leaking against Trump. Great danger is he'll spend time/energy trying to find/plug. Futile. Wld turn anyone into Cap Queeg
— Mickey Kaus (@kausmickey) February 2, 2017
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.@LATimes famously PC & famously above pushing lurid crime stories readers might be interested in. See last grafs>> https://t.co/pUlXupD4E1 https://t.co/mcjMJcP5np
— Mickey Kaus (@kausmickey) February 2, 2017
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Stabbing rampage in Hollywood https://t.co/f7WF5HlCOO A tabloidy crime & a PC minefield. Just the sort of story @LATimes gets 2 bottom of!
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Luckily, in the future there will be no irony: “There is no walk of life that is not going to require computational understanding,” says Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, describing his notion of a future oriented around Artificial Intelligence. But he’s optimistic!
“The most exciting thing to me is beyond what we are doing ourselves, which is to take the same AI capability we have and make it available so everybody can use it,” he says. Take the state I was born in [Andhra Pradesh] and the state I live in [Washington]. Both are using essentially the same machine-learning algorithms to make high school dropout predictions.” [E.A.]
Exciting! But is the algorithm sophisticated enough to realize that, since pretty clearly there’s no role for non-smart people in Nadella’s vision of the future, high school students in both countries may be saying “F*ck it, might as well drop out now”?
Trump: "Look, we can do it my way, or I can tell you about the size of my inaugural crowd …"
Turnbull/Putin/Merkel: "Where do I sign?"— Mickey Kaus (@kausmickey) February 2, 2017
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He doesn't like the deal. Sounds like he effectively conveyed that! https://t.co/XXhyEJJhCi https://t.co/YCjeeij05v
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FAILURE TO TROLL: As a subject-changer, Trump's Gorsuch pick seems likely to flop. Way too responsible. … https://t.co/B5ihA1FsN2
— Mickey Kaus (@kausmickey) February 2, 2017
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Trump's Gorsuch Fail! https://t.co/B5ihA1FsN2 (A cheap teaser. Still ….)
— Mickey Kaus (@kausmickey) February 1, 2017
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If President Trump’s speeded-up nomination of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court was designed to “change the subject” away from his controversial executive order on refugees, etc., it seems likely to fail. Why? Gorsuch is too good a choice. He’s qualified. He’s respected. Everyone now assumes he’ll be confirmed. It’s a fight with a known outcome, therefore less dramatic — therefore it gets less coverage and won’t crowd out the overexcited reaction to the immigration order. … If only Gorsuch had some scandal or ethics issue — a nanny problem? post-graduate drug use? murky sex harrassment charges? Trump supporters dream, can’t they?– it would help Trump out, but so far, nothing. … Aggressive Democratic cries about the “stolen seat” do aid the president in this regard, but it’s hard to believe they’ll succeed in changing the subject for long, absent some fresh dispute about the actual nominee. …
I was replaced by a robot years ago. I'm amazed it took you this long to find out.
— Mickey Kaus (@kausmickey) February 1, 2017
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As one Twitterer suggested, we might be seeing more polls on this issue from MSM if only they came out the preferred way. But they don't. https://t.co/zGI2LxUFWu
— Mickey Kaus (@kausmickey) February 1, 2017
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So, full speed ahead then! https://t.co/iZtTlyhWNw
— Mickey Kaus (@kausmickey) February 1, 2017
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