u/The_Sign_of_Zeta

All it proves to me is that he changed. He no longer cares about winning or else he wouldn’t have demanded the Heat.

He’s all about the money and playing his way.

Thanks for the great memories. This back end of your career could have been a much better experience.

That wasn’t true until the last couple of years, but around the Dame trade Giannis stopped seeming to do the little things for his teammates to shine.

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They likely wouldn’t have been as low this year if they traded for him, but they were playing the rebuild which is the better move.

Because he wanted Tatum traded instead of him. It was him or me.

The Pistons needed to dump him to avoid apron implications.

The Thunder still don’t want LeVert, but his salary dump was about cap management.

Fans care more about competitive balance because both sides are so rich they can’t really see players as the same as them.

And while this World Series proves you can have success with a lower payroll, seven of the 10 highest-payroll teams made the playoffs. Which tells me unless you’re extremely good at managing resources, money will give you a supreme advantage.

The other thing is while a CBA with a salary cap does in fact cap earnings, it almost always comes with a salary floor. That means all the teams that refuse to spend must spend. And most CBAs improve the middle class of their players. Most of the Dodgers players would make less, but most of the Brewers players would make more in a capped league.

Of course, there’s no way I specifically support MLB owners because they aren’t doing it to help the players.

And why they say good habits bring good luck

What he’s saying is there’s no connection to what the guy said in his comment and your friend’s mental health crisis. It was a comment about how Dodgers fans in general couldn’t handle how the NLCS went (though honestly most have been fine from what I’ve seen).

You’re inventing the connection and then attacking him for it.

I assume the guy above is being sarcastic

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That’s peak male performance you’re looking at

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I can’t promise you he went, but I can say that the call yesterday of not going in the 9th makes zero sense with today’s call

He swung because it benefits my team
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The thing is most people don’t care, which is why this is heavily upvoted. They just want affirmation that their viewpoint is correct.

I think the role a great fit for my skills and will allow me to grow my career while helping the organization.”

This can mean the same thing if your primary concern is pay, while also not sounding like a mercenary.

The spike looked like it was close, which should have probably let it stand. Thank goodness it didn’t matter

Never any doubt
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As a Bucks fan I vehemently In disagree
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But he’s in the right on Sage

It’s been a godsend for software simulations. Instead of screenshots like Storyline, we can make everything act like our platform itself, including everything read by screen readers.

A decent portion unfortunately, at least enough to sway an election

It sounds like you’re asking for a full sandbox training environment instead of a workflow simulation that I’m describing (which may be because I missed that word in your post). I’m sure that could be built, but that would be significantly more expensive to build and design.

The issue is less the feasibility with AI and more the man hours to produce it. Even with AI, someone has to guide the design. It took me probably 10-12 man hours to get the basic UI recreated faithfully in a repeatable process. Trying to create the simulation data and open-end pathing would probably take weeks.