I want leaders who have been thinking about problems for decades. I want the people who have experienced the consequences of politics or have engaged with understanding them for decades. I want people who first had adult thoughts on matters of civics, society, and politics at the age of 12, not 40.
Used to be my favourite player. Dang.
Absolutely iconic.
This is my actual objection. Our entire jobs have been transformed overnight into entirely different jobs, of far less social worth, and with zero relationship to the reason most of us got into them in the first place. All we want to do is contribute and AI billionaires are like HAHA NOPE.
"He hates and loves the Ring, as he hates and loves himself. He will never be rid of his need for it."
There’s something so satisfying about the weight of them :)
I’ve been reading Heisinger’s “The Self-Assembling Brain” and enjoying it. He covers some of the same ground with algorithmic information theory and development of neuronal networks.
I’ve been preparing for this ever since they started coming for my beloved em dash.
Happy Superb Owl to all who celebrate.
A finch or sparrow on a plastic decoy owl on a rooftop. The owl is a bird deterrent but its not working very well.
Never talk to me or my giant plastic wife *ever again*.
Best therapist I ever had responded to something I said about my motivations with “well that sounds like bullshit”
And it was. He knew I held myself to a higher standard of introspection.
“a million dollars and a horse”
This looks amazing. I’m currently writing a paper on AI in disinformation detection and information verification for grad school.
Sadly… I also currently have an embargo on trips to the US. Another time, another place…
I hope it’s a wonderful and enriching event!
Should’ve gone with “Mississauga fought the lawn — and the lawn won.” www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
Stay safe, relax, be well, and have a good holiday. Thanks for being a voice of reason.
Yes. LLM responses are based on statistical averages. They’re literally designed for middle-of-the-road answers.
And about trans people, as it turns out.
Also: lab coats for an Oval Office press conference. These absolute goofballs.
The Whitecaps played a really good match though. That double post had me out of my chair.
My great uncle spent the last decades of his life in a cabin in the woods of rural Nova Scotia. A sign on the lane read “For these are my mountains, and I’m coming home.”
Your post reminded me of him, and that place. ❤️
💯
Malignant narcissists believe that they’re special in so many ways. I have little doubt he’s in full denial about aging.
50th anniversary? Haha there’s no way. Why that film was released when I was -
Oh. Oh no.
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On a related note: I wish more people (everyone) knew that de-anonymization of personal data is a thing. It’s all fine to consent to your “anonymous” data being sent to companies, but once that’s added to a big enough data pool (thanks, data brokers!) it can be enough to identify you.
as far as I know the rules and interpretations haven’t changed in the last 3 years, no. So I myself may have been unclear on how the rules are applied for dementia cases.
I hope your mother and your family can have some moments of peace and recognition and compassion. My heart goes out to you. 3/3
advance, and the onset of dementia is so gradual that that kind of waiver, given say a year in advance, would start to look like an advance directive, which isn’t currently done. There’s active debate around whether advance directives fit within the current legislation, but 2/
Hi - it’s true that the family can’t make that decision on the patient’s behalf.
I got some more clarification about how dementia is handled currently. There’s a Waiver of Final Consent, for when the patient won’t be able to give final consent when the time comes, but it’s usually given days in 1/
