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The Future of Film May Just Be Old Movies (2024)(theringer.com)
4 points by cocacola1 5mo ago|0 comments
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by cocacola1 5mo ago
Never thought to call them dickovers before, but it’s apt. At a certain point, I noticed my finger reflexively hitting the ESC key because that usually dismisses a lot of them.
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Memo from Orson Welles on Touch of Evil (1957)(wellesnet.com)
2 points by cocacola1 5mo ago|0 comments
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The Duke in His Domain (1957)(newyorker.com)
1 points by cocacola1 6mo ago|0 comments
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by cocacola1 6mo ago
I think this is also why they release so late in the week. News usually happens before they record.
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by cocacola1 6mo ago
Off topic, but it’s amusing to see that 3/8 Apple CEOs were Mike, 2/8 were John, and the rest are Steve, Tim, and Gil.
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Full $44M budget breakdown for The Interview by Seth Rogen (2013) [pdf](wikileaks.org)
4 points by cocacola1 7mo ago|0 comments
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by cocacola1 7mo ago
He’s definitely a conservative.
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by cocacola1 8mo ago
I know this comes up a lot, but if that were the case, they would’ve just waited for the split and bought the networks division.
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by cocacola1 9mo ago
Only to those of a particular political persuasion. Every group has their own shorthand.
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by cocacola1 1y ago
Seems like a clear cut case of jawboning.
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MAGA's March Toward a Command Economy(insights.som.yale.edu)
29 points by cocacola1 1y ago|11 comments
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by cocacola1 1y ago
Not really. The Supreme Court believes some rulings to be wrong the day they were decided: > “The dissent’s reference to Korematsu, however, affords this Court the opportunity to make express what is already obvious: *Korematsu was grave
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by cocacola1 1y ago
> I think we're past the point of one side is better than the other. This is just demonstrably untrue.
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by cocacola1 2y ago
Distinction without a difference, but it’s 3/5.
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by cocacola1 2y ago
Sounds Great.
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by cocacola1 2y ago
Apparently he ended up going to Yale instead.
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by cocacola1 2y ago
Might boost their subs. This legit got me to resubscribe to the Atlantic.
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by cocacola1 2y ago
?
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by cocacola1 2y ago
I’m sort of surprised Democrats haven’t snapped yet.
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by cocacola1 2y ago
> “The cone people have gone too far” Let there be a day that I can use this gem in a real conversation.
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by cocacola1 2y ago
Moreover, from my POV, “woke” is often pronounced with a hard R.
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by cocacola1 2y ago
Adults are usually blamed for children’s actions, so this tracks.
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by cocacola1 2y ago
Not nearly enough. We need insight on what they’ve done with data they already got.
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by cocacola1 2y ago
Not being informed doesn’t even give you the option to consider getting involved.
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by cocacola1 2y ago
https://thedecisionlab.com/biases/illusory-truth-effect
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by cocacola1 2y ago
It just keeps getting worse and worse.
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by cocacola1 2y ago
Maybe it’s me, but I’ve seen a general uptick in people trying to discern meaning from meaningless drivel over the years. Not to make light of the current situation, but I recall people reading tea leaves trying to divine that Rockstar woul
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by cocacola1 2y ago
I’m not particularly old or nostalgic, but these past 2 weeks have certainly helped me appreciate the Obama years a lot more.
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by cocacola1 2y ago
> The spreadsheet was posted by Mike Flynn, Trump’s former national security adviser, who was pardoned in 2020 after pleading guilty to lying about his contacts with Russians. Looks like the info has already been sold to the highest bidd

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