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"Memories of Falling"
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Seems like the news is reporting famous people getting new felonies everyday. Let's play!
#ComedyTVOrMovieCharacterFelonies

To ALL my followers and mutuals:
This weekend is WrestleMania weekend.
I am very excited. However, I know most of you don't follow me for that.
Therefore, I'm giving you a heads up! I will be using the following hashtags a LOT over the course of the weekend and it WILL contain spoilers.
#WrestleMania

Hallelujah
In rare bipartisan agreement, House and Senate push to lift ban on felons with drug-related convictions receiving SNAP benefits
https://cronkitenews.azpbs.org/2024/06/03/felons-food-stamps-farm-bill-snap-benefits/…

In rare bipartisan agreement, House and Senate push to lift ban on felons with drug-related convictions receiving SNAP benefits
The Farm Bill advancing in the U.S. House would lift the 28-year ban on felons with drug-related convictions receiving SNAP benefits. Ex-offenders and prison advocates say this will make rehabilitation and returning to life after incarceration easier.

“For millennials and the younger generation Z and Alphas, who may never be able to afford to buy a home or retire at a reasonable age, there is a growing feeling online that hard work is fortifying a system that, at best, is giving them nothing back and, at worst, is actively screwing them over. […] The goal of a softer life is more time and energy for what makes you happy and as little time as possible focusing on what doesn’t.”

I have a longtime habit of abruptly making a flurry of clicking/popping sounds with my mouth as a way of expressing feelings, fulfilling a similar function to swearing, for example.
However, now that I'm going to college I've been struggling with occasionally starting to do this and then catching myself once I register what's happening. I can't tell if other people aren't bringing it up just to be nice, or really if my feelings of embarrassment are rational. What…

One year ago on May 5th at around 5 in the afternoon my mother died. She was 90.
I wasn't there as I was flying north when it happened, but other family members were with her and she was surrounded by love. Today I bought a lobster/cray and Peter Mallon and I had a lovely, quiet, lunch on the new deck, followed by a drink in Jane's honour. It was delicious, but I did weep a bit afterwards.
A completed meal. A completed life. A complete year of coming to terms with grief …

Check out this show by Grateful Dead from Sun, Jun 4, 1978 at Campus Stadium, UC Santa Barbara on Live Music Archive!
#GratefulDead #TIGDH #LiveMusic

Grateful Dead Live at Campus Stadium - University Of California on 1978-06-04
Set 1 Bertha -> Good Lovin' Dire Wolf Me And My Uncle -> Big River Brown Eyed Women Looks Like Rain Tennessee Jed Jack Straw Set 2 Samson And Delilah Ship Of Fools Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> Not Fade Away -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> Around And Around Encore U.S. Blues Sugar Magnolia

Evaluating Uncertainty-based Failure Detection for Closed-Loop LLM Planners
Zhi Zheng, Qian Feng, Hang Li, Alois Knoll, Jianxiang Feng
https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.00430

Evaluating Uncertainty-based Failure Detection for Closed-Loop LLM Planners
Recently, Large Language Models (LLMs) have witnessed remarkable performance as zero-shot task planners for robotic manipulation tasks. However, the open-loop nature of previous works makes LLM-based planning error-prone and fragile. On the other hand, failure detection approaches for closed-loop planning are often limited by task-specific heuristics or following an unrealistic assumption that the prediction is trustworthy all the time. As a general-purpose reasoning machine, LLMs or Multimodal…

One year ago on May 5th at around 5 in the afternoon my mother died. She was 90.
I wasn't there as I was flying north when it happened, but other family members were with her and she was surrounded by love. Today I bought a lobster/cray and Peter Mallon and I had a lovely, quiet, lunch on the new deck, followed by a drink in Jane's honour. It was delicious, but I did weep a bit afterwards.
A completed meal. A completed life. A complete year of coming to terms with grief …