AI killing SI

Started by marty, January 21, 2024, 07:03:40 AM

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marty

Quote from: billhowardWow! I thought I was good at thread-drift. There is competition and that improves the breed. Thank you for keeping me on my toes.

The high-end clothes if they can't or shouldn't be burned, could be shredded. They aren't produced in quantities like Zara. They aren't quirks that were done up in advance for the team that wound up losing the Super Bowl. So it's manageable. But if you send the clothes offshore for deconstruction and re-use, you know some of it's going to get diverted. Those people who run the places are thieves. Albeit no match for Wall Street or the sports books advertised on TV. Maybe the clothes could be burned to provide heat for refugees in a war-torn region. Do good even while advancing global warming.

Visiting Cape Cod many years ago I found a Boston College NCAA 2000 hockey championship hat.  I couldn't bring myself to buy it but bought a Troy State hat which I wore around town (with a good one-liner to go with it).

One of the Coach bag outs apparently concerned agreeing not to destroy returned items.  But returned and unsold could be different animals and whether leather or "vegan leather" who's watching the cattle?
"When we came off, [Bitz] said, 'Thank God you scored that goal,'" Moulson said. "He would've killed me if I didn't."

Jeff Hopkins '82

Quote from: billhowardWow! I thought I was good at thread-drift. There is competition and that improves the breed. Thank you for keeping me on my toes.

The high-end clothes if they can't or shouldn't be burned, could be shredded. They aren't produced in quantities like Zara. They aren't quirks that were done up in advance for the team that wound up losing the Super Bowl. So it's manageable. But if you send the clothes offshore for deconstruction and re-use, you know some of it's going to get diverted. Those people who run the places are thieves. Albeit no match for Wall Street or the sports books advertised on TV. Maybe the clothes could be burned to provide heat for refugees in a war-torn region. Do good even while advancing global warming.

Hee hee.

Go Birds!

abmarks

Quote from: billhowardThere is the The Athletic, which has replaced the the NYT sports department -- no problem for me, I found the NYT sports section if not the writers pretty stuffy. It is annoying that if you subscribe to the NYT online edition, you get ony the first paragraphs of an Athletic stories.

You've got the wrong subscription.  I get the whole digital enchilada for $50 a year.



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marty

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Quote from: billhowardThere is the The Athletic, which has replaced the the NYT sports department -- no problem for me, I found the NYT sports section if not the writers pretty stuffy. It is annoying that if you subscribe to the NYT online edition, you get ony the first paragraphs of an Athletic stories.

You've got the wrong subscription.  I get the whole digital enchilada for $50 a year.



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"When we came off, [Bitz] said, 'Thank God you scored that goal,'" Moulson said. "He would've killed me if I didn't."

abmarks

Quote from: marty
Quote from: abmarks
Quote from: billhowardThere is the The Athletic, which has replaced the the NYT sports department -- no problem for me, I found the NYT sports section if not the writers pretty stuffy. It is annoying that if you subscribe to the NYT online edition, you get ony the first paragraphs of an Athletic stories.

You've got the wrong subscription.  I get the whole digital enchilada for $50 a year.



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You can keep getting that price simply by using a different email address when the year ends.

Get craftier....

marty

Quote from: abmarks
Quote from: marty
Quote from: abmarks
Quote from: billhowardThere is the The Athletic, which has replaced the the NYT sports department -- no problem for me, I found the NYT sports section if not the writers pretty stuffy. It is annoying that if you subscribe to the NYT online edition, you get ony the first paragraphs of an Athletic stories.

You've got the wrong subscription.  I get the whole digital enchilada for $50 a year.



[b]Your subscription
All Access
[color=#FF0000]$50 for the first year[/color]

What's included[/b]...



FYP

You can keep getting that price simply by using a different email address when the year ends.

Get craftier....

Which I assume Bill has decided against.   I've saved $50 or more every year with a different strategy.
"When we came off, [Bitz] said, 'Thank God you scored that goal,'" Moulson said. "He would've killed me if I didn't."