If I remember correctly he had all his kids via IVF and selected for XY only.

ICE argued Lizardo should be kept in custody while the green card case was being decided.

Well, at least they wanted to right their wrongs once it was pointed out to them. /s

Those are both such undeniably terrible options. Either way it’s teaching students to offload onto AI immediately.

There are no words for how insidious this is. They’re trying to ruin the minds of an entire generation. Not just knowingly, but forcefully.

What do you mean by “if a school doesn’t ban AI that does not mean they’re forced to use it”? That’s not an argument anyone is making. People are saying the turning off search capabilities just because the school opted out of AI is petty. That’s exactly what they’re doing and here’s a quote from the article saying that:

“Search and A.I. are deeply integrated,” said Chris Phillips, vice president for education at Google. If a school has banned A.I., he added, students “will not have access to search, and they’ll see a message from their school that indicates it’s not available.”

I hope schools keep the AI off and switch to a different search engine.

The title neglects to mention he also sexually assaulted her via penetrating her vaginally while unconscious (which OP was kind enough to include in their excerpt).

Disgusting that he went into public health and wants to be a doctor. I believe in rehabilitation and restorative justice, but he’s faced no justice and seems to have avoided taking accountability, openly lying about his actions.

I have been a huge advocate for Obamacare, and I’ve been off and on it since it’s inception depending on my work offerings. I don’t get any subsidies and don’t mind paying more than other people due to my income. In fact, I’d rather pay even more so older people aren’t charged more just for continuing to exist. What I cannot stand is how the government (Rs generally, but I know plenty of Ds don’t care), is so blasé about making it worse and worse every year. I just want universal healthcare and it really should not be this hard. Everyone should be able to live. I have no idea why that’s such a foreign concept.

I’m aware that leftover funds often (not always) get donated to the party, but do you have any source for the mandate for portions of donated funds?

I don’t know that I’ve personally been bellyaching about the top, but as someone who refuses to donate to the Dem party and only donates to candidates directly, this is really great to see. I’ve been disappointed in the past by the party’s behavior, and this is the kind of behavior I need to see in order to be brought back into the fold.

I’ve followed him for quite a while and I do not recall that being the case. I don’t really follow people on social media though, so if it was something posted on Twitter or Instagram or something like that I would have been unaware of the entire time. If you end up remembering what it was, feel free to let me know.

This has actually already happened. I think it was about illegal substances. A patient listed what they were taking and the AI transcribed it as something illegal. Basically imagine telling your doctor that you drink Coke every day and it being transcribed as you do coke every day, but with more medical terminology. It apparently affected their future healthcare appointments and took quite a while to get sorted.

My verbiage may differ slightly from yours, but I believe we agree. “Intention, craft” would indicate something similar to ingenuity to me. Obviously, totally OK for you to disagree, or think I did not explain appropriately, but my point was that we are not just beasts of burden, we can think and analyze and have opinions therefore allowing us to do things with “Intention” and to not just create things but to “craft” them.

I get the reference, but that’s not really related to what I said. I don’t want to just ignore your comment if it’s a serious point, but at no point did I suggest otherwise.

I think the distinction is what we consider “the work of a man”. I don’t consider man’s work to be just physical labor. A lot of things can do that. I think the true work of humanity is to use our ingenuity and critical thinking to do more. I’m not saying physical labor is not important, but there are several jobs that require physical labor and take thought and troubleshooting. I don’t need a human being to screw in the same screw on an assembly line a hundred times a day, but a human being may be needed to determine why that screw ends up being a failure point in the final product.

There is of course lots to be said about the value of a hard days work and the toil and effort of physical labor, but I think we are all capable of so much more. It need not just be that.

Thank you! Greatly appreciated!

People pay a $100 fee to list their game on steam. For most slop games the will probably cover storing them for the rest of time at the scale valve has. I don’t think that’ll have much impact.

Individually, or is there a blocking feature I’m unaware of?

A lot of those were likely assumed to be fixed costs. Obviously it was not an overwhelmingly successful business if they could not absorb the extra expenses, but according to the article fuel prices, which are likely one of their biggest variable expenses, had more than quadrupled. I’m not sure the margin cruises are making, but there are a lot of businesses closing because of fuel prices, so they’re not alone there.

This is a horrible way to deal with the issue though. I’m not sure what recourse the passengers have because they signed up for 3 years and only got 2, but I hope they are able to be made whole.

As though it’s trivial to uproot your life and potentially leave a family home. No regard for nearby work, school, friends, or family.

How about the company does what it should be doing and obeys the law. I understand if people want to or do end up taking the deal, but acting like that is a viable solution to a business flagrantly violating the law is a clear misunderstanding of the entire point of laws.

Easy to say when it’s not your home that you’re living in and attempting to raise a family in. It’s not your time and mental and emotional energy being absorbed by lawsuits and no doubt threats by these large companies.

I totally agree with you, but unfortunately standing up for rights, even your own rights, can be more costly than it would be worth to you personally. We as a society greatly benefit when people are willing to take up the fight, but it’s not always easy.

It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it. - Upton Sinclair