Recent content by kckempf

I think a lot of big schools will need to beware of little schools that aren’t afraid to spend everything for one player and pennies on the rest.

You couldn’t exactly camp out in the lane then, either, which is why it descended into ISO ball by the end of the era. No double teaming off the ball meant you could use ISO to force a 1-on-1.

He did that his last 2 years at Tennessee, so I think it’s doable.

Unfortunately the last visit is after his ends his recruitment, so we have to stay alive through all that.

League leader in 85-86 and 86-87. Danny Ainge was in 87-88, with a big bump in the number he hit over Bird's (140 vs 90).

A great illustration of this is that Jokic, playing on the team last year that shot the fewest 3s, hit more than Larry Bird did in any of his seasons.

Apparently one step toward getting him in Memphis Tennessee Basketball's Jahmai Mashack Tied to Confusing NBA Trade, Mom Clarifies Details | Rocky Top Insider

Or maybe he’s a Warrior. Warriors' Jahmai Mashack: Traded to Golden State

I don’t think Charlotte would have been good to him. Something that often goes unnoticed is how being on a dysfunctional franchise early in your career can wreck your ability to keep learning how to compete, as you become complacent and motivated by personal success. That in turn can shorten...

Should've scheduled an away game in Terre Haute.

I'm mostly using it at work, so it's Amazon Q, which is what we have. I know it uses at least Claude Sonnet 4 as a foundation model, but it uses a number of agents and some training and RAG using internal document and code sources as well. Even with all that power and all that context you still...

They're not useless, either. The big problem is they're a useful tool if you have knowledge, and a big hindrance if you don't. I can use LLM tools to speed up my software engineering, for instance, because I know when it doesn't make sense, and what it really can't do. Just now I had one...

LLMs are useless for predicting the future. They’re entirely based on calculating the proximity of tokenized data, so they only “know” what they’ve read, and they have no concept of the meaning behind it.

Safe to say Kentucky fans are still pissed about being crushed in the tournament by Zeigler.

Doesn't look like what happened here. Article says he "left" the company in 2021 (I suppose it wasn't really his company, or he would have sold it) but kept contacting customers and accepting payment up until this year. Sounds like good old fashioned fraud.