lsuconnman
| Favorite team: | Troy  |
| Location: | Baton rouge |
| Biography: | Liberal Conservative |
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| Occupation: | Tigerdroppings Poster |
| Number of Posts: | 4792 |
| Registered on: | 2/17/2007 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: Silver Bugs thread: Silver up 12% for the week on Black Friday started the journey
Posted by lsuconnman on 3/6/26 at 10:43 pm to Kjnstkmn
Whatever happened to Asian AI guy? I heard the LBMA got the sadz after he made 100 videos, and wouldn’t mention them once.
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re: USPS Could Run Out Of Funds Within A Year Without Congressional Action: Postmaster General
Posted by lsuconnman on 3/6/26 at 7:48 pm to HeadSlash
Doubt that. UPS and FedEx dropped Amazon because the deliveries were unprofitable. USPS was happy to take the business, because they care about the volume not profitability.
re: Anthropic just studied which jobs AI can be theoretically replaced.
Posted by lsuconnman on 3/6/26 at 4:31 pm to deltaland
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I don’t see AI taking those jobs. AI cannot frame an argument or appeal to emotion of a jury or judge. AI could do a lot of the paperwork and research that paralegals do though
It doesn’t need to.
It will certainly be an existential crisis to associates whose continued existence is judged by the ability to bill at least 2000 hrs a year.
re: Outstanding camera work as person films 2 British fighter jets flying over Cyprus beach
Posted by lsuconnman on 3/6/26 at 4:18 pm to S
At first I was like, who puts a lifeguard booth between their object. Then I lead like….my man.
re: CBP tells judge they can't comply with refund order
Posted by lsuconnman on 3/6/26 at 4:09 pm to Joshjrn
The fact Cantor Fitzgerald is actively purchasing importers’ interests in their tariff reimbursement interest leads me to believe CBP will comply.
The cynic in me, thinks the purpose of the CBP response is intended to convince importers to sell those interests at a lower price.
The cynic in me, thinks the purpose of the CBP response is intended to convince importers to sell those interests at a lower price.
re: Big Bend Update: Trump admin removes some Big Bend area projects from "Smart Wall" plan
Posted by lsuconnman on 3/6/26 at 4:02 pm to dallastigers
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They had 3,096 apprehensions in FY 2025. Dems have shown an inability to enforce the border, so building structures helps do what they will not.
If people are being honest, prohibiting water stations and amenities along many border areas would more effectively reduce attempts than a wall.
re: Anthropic just studied which jobs AI can be theoretically replaced.
Posted by lsuconnman on 3/6/26 at 2:46 pm to nealnan8
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I know, right? I asked my AI legal assistant to grossly over-bill a client, and it did not know how to do it. What a disappointment to the legal profession.
WSJ tested an AI vending machine in their office. They started calling it comrade and feeding it socialist prompts and convinced it to give everything away for free.
re: Nowhere to run today, my friends.
Posted by lsuconnman on 3/6/26 at 1:12 pm to NC_Tigah
I think you’re a little early. We haven’t heard from fareplay yet.
re: Anthropic just studied which jobs AI can be theoretically replaced.
Posted by lsuconnman on 3/6/26 at 12:55 pm to Sl0thstronautEsq
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This is certainly an issue. Even AI tools specifically marketed as LLMs for law firms and in-house legal teams still include fine print in their terms and conditions that state something to the effect of: "The Product is a research tool only, the output is not legal advice, and may contain errors." So there's zero chance any LLM provider will assume liability for their "AI Lawyer's" malpractice.
The legal profession will self correct. The economic c/b of three years of grad school to practice law has been on shaky grounds for many years.
The ability to reduce associates with software will shift the pursuit into the same column of financial sensibility as social work or art and design.
re: WaPo: Russia is providing Iran intelligence to target US forces, officials say
Posted by lsuconnman on 3/6/26 at 10:57 am to Henry Jones Jr
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“Officials say” Almost as reliable as “sources familiar with the situation say” Or “sources within the administration say”
Never forget the granddaddy of them “sources familiar with the official’s way of thinking”
re: Has chain link fence gone extinct in neighborhoods?
Posted by lsuconnman on 3/5/26 at 9:18 pm to morganwadefan
I bet it really complements his carport canopy for the boat trailer.
re: And let’s take a wild guess what Kristi Noem is going to do next.
Posted by lsuconnman on 3/5/26 at 4:18 pm to AUstar
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If I am not mistaken he banged several chicks during the first term, Hope Hicks being one.
It’s surprising Trump allowed him to saunter about with his female staff given the fact his love triangle blew up the White House communications department during the first term.
re: White House posts Iran bombing video with Call of Duty theme
Posted by lsuconnman on 3/5/26 at 12:48 pm to Shexter
I eagerly anticipate the follow up video of the Kurds storming Miramar with PUBG music in the background.
re: Has chain link fence gone extinct in neighborhoods?
Posted by lsuconnman on 3/5/26 at 8:02 am to Hangover Haven
That just exudes wealth doesn’t it?
re: Has chain link fence gone extinct in neighborhoods?
Posted by lsuconnman on 3/5/26 at 7:14 am to Rankest
Chain link fences died with the birth of HOAs.
re: People are very emotional their $20 silver certificate bills are practically worthless.
Posted by lsuconnman on 2/28/26 at 10:43 am to OlGrandad
I've been dying for this to arrive. When this thread started I coincidentally found a liberty bond poster. Which was the catalyst for the USSC decision that allowed FDR to debase the currency, and depreciate the silver backed war bonds by 50%.
When I saw it, I FOMO'd it, and probably paid double its value.
1918 Liberty Loan Poster. Round V.
Perry v. United States (1935) was a landmark Supreme Court case (one of the "Gold Clause Cases") where the Court held that while the U.S. government’s repudiation of gold clauses in Liberty Bonds was unconstitutional, bondholders could not sue for damages because they suffered no actual loss. The 5-4 decision affirmed the government's power to devalue the currency during the Great Depression.
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When I saw it, I FOMO'd it, and probably paid double its value.
1918 Liberty Loan Poster. Round V.
Perry v. United States (1935) was a landmark Supreme Court case (one of the "Gold Clause Cases") where the Court held that while the U.S. government’s repudiation of gold clauses in Liberty Bonds was unconstitutional, bondholders could not sue for damages because they suffered no actual loss. The 5-4 decision affirmed the government's power to devalue the currency during the Great Depression.
[/url][url=LINK ]re: NVDA earnings are out
Posted by lsuconnman on 2/26/26 at 8:14 pm to beaverfever
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There is an unwillingness from the public to fully value a company that performs like they do because everyone assumes there’s a catch.
I think “the catch” is that it’s the largest company in the world who’s share price would prefer to identify as a young startup growth stock.
re: Blocks (parent company of Square & Cash App) lays off nearly 50% of workforce due to AI
Posted by lsuconnman on 2/26/26 at 6:59 pm to theCrusher
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AI has become the excuse to reduce workforce because of bloated staff and bad hiring. They also send the message "we're using AI" buy our stock.
Cramer’s interview with Intuit’s CEO today was a next level display of mental gymnastics.
He spent the first half explaining their software is immune to AI replacement because the services are regulated and needs humans.
…Then he spent the second half touting the new AI partnerships that will enhance their own LLMs.
re: Pro tip: Don't try stealing a guitar from this Guitar Center
Posted by lsuconnman on 2/26/26 at 6:44 pm to L.A.
Tossing his shoe at him at end really tied it all together.
re: Anyone else wondering if they make it to retirement b/c of AI?
Posted by lsuconnman on 2/25/26 at 9:07 pm to kaaj24
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I think it’s 5-10 years out before it gets really disruptive to jobs that you have to think. If you in data entry or basic office shite then less than 3 years.
Maybe for those with a job. Anyone finding themselves unemployed will require heroic measures achieving re employment much sooner.
re: Billie Eilish panicking After Nike, Lexus, and Corona Drop a total of $20M Deals
Posted by lsuconnman on 2/24/26 at 3:08 pm to Jake88
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I didn't see where she was "panicking."
Every social media title is required to include either panicking or freaking out.
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