Bologo

It would be nice if "targeted interventions to help girls reframe negative experiences" worked, but I wonder whether this rumination tendency is simply baked in the cake, and thus hard to fix.

Peace be with you.

More like 3 hours. Could it be related to the company's turmoil and hubub?

"Robots may indeed be able to capably transmit religion’s content, but they lack critical credibility. People perceive robots as having less capacity for understanding and emotion – less “mind” – than humans.

And 'mind' is key to credibility. Robots cannot authentically believe or feel faith’s costs. Unlike human clergy, who sacrifice for their religion, robots and AI simply speak about matters of faith, without any commitment.

The research provides new evidence that artificial intelligence may face hard limits when entering roles that require credibility, commitment, and “mind”-like religious leadership."

It's okay but this real-time map of the weather anywhere in the world is more useful I think, with a nicer interface too: https://www.ventusky.com/

Do you run the ads on Amazon itself, or on Google Ads, or Reddit ads, or somewhere else?

Yes, the more media attention the scandal got, the greater the losses to the company. The truth or falseness of the accusations didn't play a role.

I thought the deepfake quality of the video looked like it was from 2008.

"... the average degree of improvement in trainees was small (about the equivalent of one quarter of a single Likert-type score value), and the overall improvement in other communication skills did not differ from zero."

It's cool but is is from 2018; why now?

Update - this was a helpful post with a list of some of the most-subscribed-to newsletters, but it's still pretty anecdotal: https://newslettercrew.com/the-most-popular-paid-subscriptio...

When I first read that, I thought they meant real unicorns (i.e. horses with horns), not billion-dollar startups

True, it is pure status-signalling. According to the article, the average price for a 2-digit Delaware plate is $212,000. A single-digit plate got %675,000 in 2008.

Nominal GDP measures real money that can be traded. PPP measures how cheap or expensive a haircut is in a poor country.

Kind of reminds me Boop Bop, the fictitious startup that the modern-day Seth Rogan character is working on in the movie An American Pickle.

Also, there are many cars that can fit 3 baby-seats / car-seats in the back seat. Has that always been the case, or is that a new development?