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Mike's Blog Round Up

Alicublog: Commies and Muslims, who cares, oh my.
The Rectification of Names: What the chatbot doesn't know won't hurt it.
Just an Earth-Bound Misfit: Trump and Putin.
The Conversation: The importance of secretary of state races.
Alas, a Blog: Adorable AI puppies.
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• Cliff Schecter
Trippi: GOP Must Win Back 26 Of 31%. Here’s Their Problem.

Cliff and David open with how Fox is now projecting Dems take the House, then bring in Joe Trippi—manager of Howard Dean’s 2004 campaign, strategist behind Doug Jones’s 2017 Alabama win, veteran of 9 presidential races—to ask how big it gets. Trippi’s answer: “It’ll be a wipeout if we all do our job and get out the vote.”
He walks thru early-vote data (Dems and indies voting at higher rates than '22, Latino early turnout 54 percent above the '24 presidential pace), explains why Texas redistricting built on Trump’s '24 numbers with Latinos and indies is “collapsing around them,” and says the year this election most resembles isn't 1994, but 1980. When Dems woke up to a 12-seat Senate wipeout nobody saw coming.
Poynter
• Angela Fu
The White House has a workaround when networks refuse to replace CNN
Over the weekend, CNN was once again blocked from traveling with President Donald Trump on Air Force One as part of the White House pool. And once again, conservative network […]
The post The White House has a workaround when networks refuse to replace CNN appeared first on Poynter.
Poynter
• Jo Napolitano
When public officials use offensive language, should journalists repeat it?
The word “alien” or “aliens” appeared dozens of times in the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision striking down President Donald Trump’s attempt to restrict birthright citizenship. Many of the references […]
The post When public officials use offensive language, should journalists repeat it? appeared first on Poynter.
EV Grieve
• Unknown
On tonight's CB3-SLA docket: A new bar for the La Linea space; a reading room for 2nd Street
EV Grieve
• Unknown
The full exterior reveal at the new ABC No Rio
He, She, and It
Both Shira and her husband Josh are owned by the Y-S corporation, so it is the corporation that decides to award sole custody of their son, Ari, to Josh when they split.
Hans Holbein the Younger, The Count, 16th century #hansholbeintheyounger
Hudson Valley Heating Oil Prices Soar as Cold Weather Arrives
With temps starting to plummet, Hudson Valley homeowners are turning up the thermostat while facing a much bigger heating oil bill than they did last year. Continue reading…
The Wolf – Hudson Valley’s New Country
• CJ McIntyre
Popular New York Grocery Store Offers an 'Apology' Discount
Customers who shop at Stop & Shop in the Hudson Valley are getting a little something back for their patience as the grocery chain continues dealing with a cybersecurity incident that has knocked its website and mobile app offline. Continue reading…
Hudson Valley Music and Event Venue Goes On Market for Millions
A popular Hudson Valley music and event venue is part of a multimillion-dollar property sale that includes several buildings and more than two acres of land. Continue reading…
The Wolf – Hudson Valley’s New Country
• Meg Dowdy
Here’s How You Could Win a Trip to Nashville, Tennessee to Experience Kenny Chesney in Concert
We want to send you and a guest to experience Kenny Chesney LIVE in the Music City! Continue reading…
The Wolf – Hudson Valley’s New Country
• Meg Dowdy
Here’s How You Could Win a $500 Target Gift Card
Fund your holiday fun with a $500 Target gift card! Continue reading…
Schneier on Security
• Bruce Schneier
Training AIs to Solve CAPTCHAs
PRINT Magazine
• Steven Heller
The Middle-of-the-Night Heller: An Insomniac’s Wake-Up Call
It never to late to get a good night's sleep.
The post The Middle-of-the-Night Heller: An Insomniac’s Wake-Up Call appeared first on PRINT Magazine.
Radar
• Dhruv Deshpande
AI Changed How We Code. It Hasn’t Changed How We Work Together.
This summer, I built a small experiment called ContextCue. The idea came from something I kept seeing during my internship. The engineers around me were using AI everywhere in the software development process. GitHub Copilot and Claude models helped with specs, code, reviews, and tests. The team also maintained reusable skills that taught coding agents […]
Open Channels FM Podcast Network
• Open Channels FM
Why Fast AI Inference Is a Game Changer for Developers
In tech, speed can make all the difference. One topic that doesn’t get enough attention is just how much faster AI inference is changing the way developers work. Training AI models still grabs the headlines with all the talk about big clusters and huge data sets, but the real impact for most developers happens when […]
Paul Krugman
• Paul Krugman
Donald Trump is Politically Bankrupt. Be Very Afraid
What will he do when he has nothing left to lose?
WIRED
• Matt Kamen
How the Xbox’s Disc-to-Digital Program Works
Microsoft is letting players digitize their game discs for free, but don't sell your physical collection just yet.