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readthenotes1··on Medicare Will Pay $50k for Your Heart Attack. It Should Pay $100 to Prevent It
It's not healthcare mostly, it's medical care.

Otherwise we would tax added sugar out to wazoo and use it to pay gym memberships.

readthenotes1··on It's now official, tech is the new tobacco
Close enough

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slender_Man_stabbing

readthenotes1··on Kentucky man becomes the first humanist granted religious exemption from AI
"People in the knowledge realm caught on very quickly that you have to use AI iteratively and constantly back check what you get and correct it."

If lawyers and article writers are in the knowledge realm. Then your thesis has plenty of counter-examples of people who just use AI to create stuff and don't correct it.

readthenotes1··on Somebody please stop the spam texts
I have a Google Pixel phone and I have been overwhelmed with text messages related to the current election.

At least the phone calls are handled properly...

readthenotes1··on Reforming English Spelling
When you're saying the alphabet Em en o pee ????

The point is about the typical pronunciation of the letter as it is enunciated in the alphabet by itself without any other letters around it form a longer word.

readthenotes1··on Blaise Pascal invented fixed route public transport (2024)
"He was fortunate to live at a time (the mid-1600s) when, if you were born to the right parents, nobody told you you needed to specialize."

Or, he could have been just that much smarter than you you, dismissive author.

"At age 11, Pascal had re-derived much of Euclid’s geometry from scratch because his father kept the books from him"

Guessing not in the author's bio

readthenotes1··on Lula Wins Brazilian Election
Is no one under 80 competent to lead the country?

Asking for a friend...

readthenotes1··on Around a dozen banking apps began specifically permitting GrapheneOS
A better link to the actual list of hundreds of banking apps supported

https://privsec.dev/posts/android/banking-applications-compa...

readthenotes1··on Reforming English Spelling
Huh? How do you pronounce the name of the first letter of the word queue, and how does that differ from when you pronounce the word queue?
readthenotes1··on The Real Kevin Bacon
Only has 2 text blobs and a few actors? Not really worth a "tap to continue" a. If the continue doesn't have any value
readthenotes1··on A lost Schrödinger manuscript reveals a twist in quantum physics
A good example of a monster whose professional life benefits the world.

Worth the cost? I'd say not, but I'm generally an optimist.

readthenotes1··on The painter behind Manhattan’s Gilded Age interiors
Nominative determinism for an architectural oriented painter
readthenotes1··on Κ = 0.003 for integer multiplication crossed
"Apply the verified fresh-helper retiming to all 19 full native calls of #4440's p17 query-thinned complex controller. All 16 paid query shears, whole idle calls, main operators and the stronger BIT supplier are retained. "

I understand many of those words but apparently none of them within context...

readthenotes1··on Google staff resign in backlash over its AI contracts with military
I'm surprised that they did not resign in backlash from how behind Google has become in the AI domain
readthenotes1··on Google staff resign in backlash over its AI contracts with military
If they had morals and spines they never would have worked there to begin with. Google has been doing evil for quite a while.

I suspect that they now have morals and spines and wealth.

readthenotes1··on No more icons in every menu by default
When you say carefully considered, you're going with the the Aristotelian process that led him to argue that feathers fall slower than rock.

It would have been a very easy thing to test the people outside there bubble.

readthenotes1··on No more icons in every menu by default
By recent, you mean since just after the iPhone 3s?

The iPhone 4 was such a letdown...

readthenotes1··on I told people I'm a convicted felon after 20 years of hiding it
Tldr:

Hit his dad on the head with a metal baseball bat with other family members around.

readthenotes1··on Most advice is right for the person giving it
No support for the assertion in the title.
readthenotes1··on Battlezone Online: BZFlag in the Browser
Everyone knows that unless a game is programmed with handcrafted machine code (assembly is a modern crutch for those who can't program of course) that it is simply not worth playing
readthenotes1··on "I'm on a war footing": Terry Tao and the crisis in math
I imagine this is what farriers felt when the automobile came out.
readthenotes1··on The engineering that allows articulated buses to bend
Name chosen on gender change

https://medium.com/@MissMercedes/the-birth-of-mercedes-cb41d...

readthenotes1··on Why Sweden is abandoning its cashless society
Nor when it is very competent...
readthenotes1··on The Aaronson Oracle
It would be neat to do a large language model trained only on Mark Twain.
readthenotes1··on Is 'Attention' the Essence of Intelligence?
Among my peers, some would want to interpret "it was tired" to mean that the road had too many vehicles on it.
readthenotes1··on Now that information is free, what's a college campus for?
If the replication crisis has anything to say about it, colleges seem to be a pretty bad filter.
readthenotes1··on Chernobyl particles reveal unexpectedly stable nuclear fuel after 40 years
Did you read the article?

The contamination created by Chernobyl is especially long-lived, not because of the amount of fuel.

readthenotes1··on Every US Electrical Outlet Explained [video]
The upside down installation in hospitals came up a few weeks ago and if I recall correctly, the reason was that if a large metal object were to fall on the plug, falling on the ground pin things are okay, but if it falls the power prongs things are not okay.

So, ground side up is usually safer.

I do not recall hearing a explanation of why the US naturally installs things to be more dangerous.

readthenotes1··on I would like the value of my home to rise, while my property taxes fall
It would also place a higher burden on investment home owners so it's not all bad.
readthenotes1··on Japan's most famous tuna buyer says he turned Somali pirates into fishermen
And then they turn to piracy for its own sake because they realized how lucrative it was
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