I read today that people who are now 50-75 years old were at the peak of exposure to leaded gasoline fumes. It's pretty well established that greater lead exposure leads to increased risk of cognitive decline. I'm not…
It's incredibly foolish. Whatever the justification is, it doesn't matter as much as the horrible outcome. This is one of those things the government does for the benefit of the whole.
As the article says, "The Musk/DOGE plan is one of self-enrichment and outward punishment. Someone should outline a different path."
See I know something of what actually wanting to fix the government's waste fraud and abuse would look like. It would be beefing up the IRS (where every dollar more than pays for itself), it would be banning people in…
It was a cousin on my dad's side, they don't live near me and we just don't talk that much directly.
blaming the wolves is an interesting choice.
More eligible voters didn't vote for any candidate then for Trump or Harris. Trump won a slim majority of the people who did choose to vote, but it's hardly an endorsement by a majority of Americans, much less the…
My concerns about the future are based on what President Trump did in 2017 with the NIH budget (attempting to cut it 22%)¹ thus preventing important scientific research funding, as well as removal of covid-19 health…
A full pardon should mean that he can get all his bitcoin back, as I understand it.
That's almost exactly the split they made actually, with things like feats and flight still species based, but statu bonuses and backgrounds (with maybe some small exceptions) not being species based. They did some work…
The entire premise of insurance is that people get care for their medical issues. Mental health issues are medical issues; just because they manifest in terms of behavioral and thinking changes doesn't make them any…
Actually that's covered by the rule. Buying Positive or Negative Reviews: The final rule prohibits businesses from providing compensation or other incentives conditioned on the writing of consumer reviews expressing a…
Just to note this is for ISL, Indian Sign Language, not ASL, American Sign Language.
Hey, just going to say what I've been telling folks IRL, if you are reading this, and your parents and family members aren't tech savvy, you need to set them up with two factor authentication now. Because you know how…
Wait... So Microsoft doesn't use Microsoft Teams, it uses Slack?
Probably because of the high number of civilian deaths in a much shorter period. Adults are harder to split out into civilians vs combatants, so sticking with just kids, by the beginning of March, four months into the…
I'm unsure on the ethics of this. Yes only the elite have the internet, but also the internet is likely used internally for communication, which is important for resource distribution. I don't give two shits about the…
Yeah the 5th Circuit was giving standing on hypothetical issues. However since states were allowed to join the case in district court, they may raise the issue again and be judged to have standing.
Governments can and cooperate on international crimes, and the US has more resources to prosecute US corporations. Columbia extradited the AUC leaders.
Not badly written but it's poorly supported, and argued mainly from anecdote. There's no engagement with subject matter experts, there's cherry picking of data points, and the suggested solution isn't supported by…
Seeing that made me worried but when I checked it was opt-in with an option to add an openAI API key, still this is better long term IMHO.
When I was younger there was a short period I thought it meant that a person was just really anal about details.
I'm not a lawyer, but I don't think you are parsing that correctly according to legal canons of construction. Generally all language in a law must be considered relevant, and or implies a disjunctive list. Finally…
Yeah there's some silly shit that I'm sick of states paying for. Mandatory drug testing almost always costs more then it saves.
My friend works for a medical device manufacturer helping prepare for FDA inspections and related quality control measures and as I recall, and this was a couple years ago, he said that the FDA is fairly stringent but…
I read today that people who are now 50-75 years old were at the peak of exposure to leaded gasoline fumes. It's pretty well established that greater lead exposure leads to increased risk of cognitive decline. I'm not…
It's incredibly foolish. Whatever the justification is, it doesn't matter as much as the horrible outcome. This is one of those things the government does for the benefit of the whole.
As the article says, "The Musk/DOGE plan is one of self-enrichment and outward punishment. Someone should outline a different path."
See I know something of what actually wanting to fix the government's waste fraud and abuse would look like. It would be beefing up the IRS (where every dollar more than pays for itself), it would be banning people in…
It was a cousin on my dad's side, they don't live near me and we just don't talk that much directly.
blaming the wolves is an interesting choice.
More eligible voters didn't vote for any candidate then for Trump or Harris. Trump won a slim majority of the people who did choose to vote, but it's hardly an endorsement by a majority of Americans, much less the…
My concerns about the future are based on what President Trump did in 2017 with the NIH budget (attempting to cut it 22%)¹ thus preventing important scientific research funding, as well as removal of covid-19 health…
A full pardon should mean that he can get all his bitcoin back, as I understand it.
That's almost exactly the split they made actually, with things like feats and flight still species based, but statu bonuses and backgrounds (with maybe some small exceptions) not being species based. They did some work…
The entire premise of insurance is that people get care for their medical issues. Mental health issues are medical issues; just because they manifest in terms of behavioral and thinking changes doesn't make them any…
Actually that's covered by the rule. Buying Positive or Negative Reviews: The final rule prohibits businesses from providing compensation or other incentives conditioned on the writing of consumer reviews expressing a…
Just to note this is for ISL, Indian Sign Language, not ASL, American Sign Language.
Hey, just going to say what I've been telling folks IRL, if you are reading this, and your parents and family members aren't tech savvy, you need to set them up with two factor authentication now. Because you know how…
Wait... So Microsoft doesn't use Microsoft Teams, it uses Slack?
Probably because of the high number of civilian deaths in a much shorter period. Adults are harder to split out into civilians vs combatants, so sticking with just kids, by the beginning of March, four months into the…
I'm unsure on the ethics of this. Yes only the elite have the internet, but also the internet is likely used internally for communication, which is important for resource distribution. I don't give two shits about the…
Yeah the 5th Circuit was giving standing on hypothetical issues. However since states were allowed to join the case in district court, they may raise the issue again and be judged to have standing.
Governments can and cooperate on international crimes, and the US has more resources to prosecute US corporations. Columbia extradited the AUC leaders.
Not badly written but it's poorly supported, and argued mainly from anecdote. There's no engagement with subject matter experts, there's cherry picking of data points, and the suggested solution isn't supported by…
Seeing that made me worried but when I checked it was opt-in with an option to add an openAI API key, still this is better long term IMHO.
When I was younger there was a short period I thought it meant that a person was just really anal about details.
I'm not a lawyer, but I don't think you are parsing that correctly according to legal canons of construction. Generally all language in a law must be considered relevant, and or implies a disjunctive list. Finally…
Yeah there's some silly shit that I'm sick of states paying for. Mandatory drug testing almost always costs more then it saves.
My friend works for a medical device manufacturer helping prepare for FDA inspections and related quality control measures and as I recall, and this was a couple years ago, he said that the FDA is fairly stringent but…