Since September, I’ve been helping produce a newsletter about AI that strikes a measured balance between being optimistic and hype-free, full of expertise but also accessible to everybody. You should check it out: deeplearning.ai/the-batch

Aside from journalism, almost every day we cook meals to feed the displaced in schools in North Gaza. With our very limited supplies, we cook and distribute meals to hundreds every day. We appreciate all the aid workers who were killed while trying to help us in Gaza, but our

Seeking: voice actor for documentary series. Looking for someone's who's transmasc and ideally Czech (bonus if you actually speak Czech). I know that's detailed but it's for reading from a memoir and I'm trying to be as close as possible to the source. Paid, obviously. DM's open.

We’re looking for a reporter to cover the companies, technologies, and VCs at the forefront of the energy transition for Heatmap News: heatmap.news/heatmap-is-hir…

Big news: I’m delighted to announce that I will be taking up the position of CEO of NPR starting in late March. NPR has been a lifelong part of my soundscape, and I credit its reporting with sparking my curiosity that set me onto the path to become the person I am today.

We're hiring a senior AI reporter. 🤖🧠 Big opportunity to make your mark on the most important beat in tech right now.

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please do not read Los Angeles Times today. i'm on strike with my co-workers today L.A. Times Guild 🦅. absolutely furious that our newspaper thinks a catastrophic round of layoffs is in order and refuses to even do the humane thing and first offer buy outs.

Three years ago today, Karen McGrane, a woman I’d never met, slid into my DMs to confess she had a crush on me, and changed both of our lives forever. (I moved in 18 days later. We got married in November 2022.)

Ok I'm doing this. Our Taylor Swift course at Harvard is so popular that we need additional teaching assistants. If you live in the Boston/Providence metro, love Tay, & have *qualifications or experience to teach a writing intensive college course,* my DMs are open.

#OnThisDay in 1956, Fred Shuttlesworth somehow survived the KKK bombing that took out his home next to the Bethel Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama.

An arriving policeman advised him to leave town fast. In the “Eyes on the Prize” documentary, Shuttlesworth quoted himself as

I’ve talked to many people who oppose a ceasefire because they are concerned about the hostages. But ongoing violence doesn’t help them. It just adds to the tragedy.

I’m beginning to realize even pretty high-info news consumers don’t know Congress is currently in the midst of negotiating a radically hawkish bill that’d be the biggest change to immigration law since 1996.

If you follow me you know this but maybe your friends don’t? Tell em!

The 'Ship of Theseus' article has been edited 1792 times since it was created in July of 2003. At present, 0% of the phrases in the original article (seen below) remain.

FRASIER (entering panera): apparently the lemonade here can kill you

NILES: if only they had given some to the decorator

Our 24-hour strike has begun.

For the first time in 50 years, The Washington Post workers are walking off the job because our company is refusing to bargain in good faith and breaking the law.

You spent 0 minutes with your children this year

Translation of Motaz’s post. Alt text included.

It’s about life or death now
I did what I could
We are surrounded by the Israeli tanks

As a Michigan newsmedia veteran, I am 100% unsurprised by this charming celebrity coverage. 😂 'He ate at a Bob Evans!'