Sinner looks at his box too much. The #1 ranked player in the world shouldn't need to look at his box every time he wins a point. Don't recall McEnroe or Borg slavishly staring at their "boxes" between points.
@Gill_Gross
Good for them. Who doesn't like Casper Ruud, for crying out loud?
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With his Roland Garros title, Zverev at last beats all the stale allegations, giving them the back of the hand, and kicking them to the curb.
@TennisPodcast
@newballsplease
A tip from a recent trip to NYC during the snowstorm, @rorysutherland.
Taking the subway from the Yale Club to Penn Station, you end up walking for over half the 0.8 mile trip.
Much of what’s billed as rapid transit isn’t rapid, and much billed as mass transit is individual.
Let's hold the applause for Mamdani's performance in his first snowstorm as NYC mayor ... no crosstown subway service!
Google is still the dumbest smart kid in the class.
chatGPT take: From a pure business perspective, not offering a clean “gift a year of Gemini Pro” option is indefensible.
Me and chatGPT on “affordability”:
Isn't it likely that politicians are overemphasizing "affordability" as an issue, given how little state and local governments can do about it, and underestimating "employability" as an issue, in particular in light of the use of AI
12/In short
Yes, the focus on “affordability” is politically expedient but economically superficial. The deeper structural threat is employability: the capacity of workers and regions to remain relevant as AI capital displaces labor.