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.500 Baby

7 Game win streak too!

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www.mlb.com No surprise: López to get ball for Opening Day start

The Twins made news for the third straight day on Thursday, but this one is a little less surprising. The club announced on social media that right-hander Pablo López will make the start on Opening Day when Minnesota faces St. Louis at Busch Stadium on March 27. It will be

No surprise: López to get ball for Opening Day start
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I tried to make an AI summary of the article but it somehow thought that Biden beat Trump in 2024 so I'm throwing that away.

This is part 1 of a ongoing 3 part series looking at the Harris campaign. Mostly based on her campaign management's recent podcast appearance(s) and statistics from the election results.

  • What do you mean it didn't happen? That law is working it's way through the Iraqi parliament and is expected to pass because it has broad support. That's not extremist, that's just Islam within 2 standard deviation of the mean.

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    AI Summary thing I've been expirimenting with:


    This article is a nuanced exploration of how internal polls and campaign dynamics are reported by journalists, particularly on social media platforms like Twitter. The author proposes a categorization system for levels of access to information:

    1. Level 3.1: Journalists reporting on internal polls or campaign mood without citing numbers directly.
    2. Level 3.2: Well-connected elites (e.g., politicians, strategists, donors) sharing internal polls or campaign sources within the media.
    3. Level 3.3: Random individuals on Twitter claiming to have seen internal polls.

    The article highlights the potential for misinformation and spin at each level:

    • Level 3.1: Journalists may repeat spin or uncritically pass along information from campaign sources, as seen in the Axios report mentioned in the article. • Level 3.2: Well-connected elites might share unverified or biased information, often without realizing it's not accurate or might be us

    MariaDB / MySQL @lemmy.ml
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    Uuid4's Baby!

    politics @lemmy.world
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    Title is hyperbole. Essentially the answer is maybe but most likely not. Has a discussion about potential poll error in the context of precision vs. accuracy. Notes that the model assumes accuracy but not precision.

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    AI Generated Summary (I've been expirimentign with it):

    • Kamala Harris had a tough day in the forecast despite gains in national polls.
    • She leads by 3.8 points nationally but has a 47.3% chance of winning the Electoral College.
    • The model adjusts for convention bounce, assuming her polls are inflated.
    • Harris’s numbers may improve if she maintains her current standing.
    • A concern is the lack of polls showing her ahead in Pennsylvania, a key state.
    • Recent polls show Pennsylvania as a tie or slightly favoring Trump.
    • Harris has a 17% chance of winning the popular vote but losing the Electoral College.
    • RFK’s dropout and endorsement of Trump may impact her in Rust Belt states.
    • Tim Walz has had a strong rollout as Harris’s VP, but there’s speculation about Josh Shapiro.
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    [Dormant] moved to !space@mander.xyz @lemmy.world
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    Well, hello, Voyager 1! The venerable spacecraft is once again making sense

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    Israel launches missile strikes into Iran, U.S. military official says

    Golf @lemmy.world
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    www.mlb.com Twins respond to Correa injury with convincing DH sweep

    DETROIT -- The Twins called it a “gut punch” when they lost Carlos Correa to an oblique strain on Friday as they got methodically drubbed by the Tigers to lose for the fifth time in six games. Instead of being incapacitated by that punch, they absorbed it -- and counterpunched

    Twins respond to Correa injury with convincing DH sweep
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