3rd Amendment organization NAQA: theonion.com/third-amendm...

I interpret it also interpret SOME of the Makary's view (not the rest of them, just Makary and Prasad) as an extremely high threshold for standard of evidence and a bias towards regression to the mean. Which looks very much like "naturalistic" "body can heal itself". Which our bodies do do.

I think it's Tom Morello solo. He has his own albums and is on tour now.

Now, my account may not look like a bot.
Not sure about myself.

I should probably post something so I don't look like a bot.

There's an entire, occasionally entertaining Subreddit for "accidental" tree cutting: www.reddit.com/r/treelaw/
Unfortunately I don't see anything about Market Square Park there.

Yes: www.fda.gov/vaccines-blo...

Meanwhile the recent FDA approval of a new COVID-19 vaccine from Moderna, mNEXSPIKE, gets very little coverage!

It could identify songs before Shazam!
(I had one too.)

Yep. AFAIK, radar really struggles to detect the small size of drones (radar screens out the size of birds and other noise etc) and the drone manufacturer has to program in "no fly zones" which can be hacked out.

This needs to be distilled to one marketing line then all this text needs to be in an asterisk.

This, plus delaying the bus to align with connections to other bus routes. Also, required break time, eg lunch.

It's like really fancy autocomplete for code. It can do multiple lines (2-20+ lines) at a time especially for boilerplate code, which is the majority of typing when starting a new file or new project.
It can also try to guess where bugs are.
However, overreliance definitely decreates long-term skill

I'm trying to build a modest house. There's so much I don't know. LLM Deep Research has caught me up and summarized so many questions I have so then I can talk to our builder and architect and ask better questions and know what I'm getting and what to ask for.

This is for code written today, not the entire historical codebase. Ask a software engineer in any comparable company: this is the industry norm these days. You're expected to know how to use the tool, and at least to use it to write all your boilerplate and repetitive code.

In Canada, a voter without ID can be vouched for by another voter who has valid ID.

I believe that Norway's is modeled after Alberta's.
But Alberta's has been used poorly.

This tweet got 15 views and the account has less than 300 followers.
You're sort of wasting people's time, attention and energy by reposting this as it's mostly irrelevant.

Not a great headline. In the article:
The Nasdaq Composite gained 1.2% and hit a fresh record, while the S&P 500 edged up nearly 0.4%.
Alphabet and Tesla also hit all-time highs on Monday, while the S&P’s tech and consumer discretionary sectors closed at records.

Congratulations!
Also, m.youtube.com/watch?v=ukfN...