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isn't that basically what Apple did by using algorithms to scan for CSAM material. Even with the level of trust that Apple has, people weren't ok with this.

Can you explain the mistake that turbox tax makes? I'm wondering if I did mine wrong too

Practically speaking, homeschooling will usually require one parent stay at home. That isn't a luxury that a lot of families have and will tend to be higher income families which usually goes with higher educated parents. Higher educated parents tend to have value education so I don't think there's a risk for them to get a poor education.

Wasn't one of Amazons Seattle building an old morgue?

I've done this too at many FANG companies. I've put too many expectations on myself. And at other times I've managed my own work-life balance. It's possible but it takes some foresight to set it up.

where does data get synced to?

This year, I found https://f3nation.com/ and it's been great. Very welcoming group of men and these group of men are each others support group. Many of them seem to have known each other for years. It's free so more approachable than some expensive gyms. The one I go to in Puget Sound also has a bunch of their kids show up and I've started to bring my 11 year old. For some of you that might be turned off by the part that might look religious, at least in my area, nothing seems religious but I'm told that's different in other parts of the country.

I usually ask for no ice. You get more beverage that way too.

I know the main contributor to this. I'll flag him so he can answer any questions people might have.

I'm not happy with the clickbait title either but the National Post is a reasonably big news outlet. Or at least it was when I lived in Canada 20 years ago.

I'm still trying to read it in depth but I skimmed and didn't see anything about controlling for wealth. I've heard many people talk about when a family isn't well off and both parents need to work, there's a trend to give them a device because it makes for a cheap babysitter. We also know poverty has a big connection with mental health in adults.

Invest in ML to spot patterns. I don't know specifically how it was done, but I heard that Whatsapp had a hard time with spam after e2e encryption since you couldn't catch spam by examining the text. So instead they started looking for patterns and found things like an account that was less than a week old sending out thousands of messages a week. It's an outlier in usage pattern. I believe credit card fraud systems do something similar. Like if you suddenly make a purchase far far away or in a category that you never do, then it gets flagged. I'm happy to help brainstorm more ideas.

"Here, we show chronic exposure of AR at a dose found in commonly consumed dietary products exacerbates experimental models of colitis in mice. While intermittent exposure is more akin to a typical human exposure, intermittent exposure to AR in mice for 12 weeks, does not influence susceptibility to colitis."

The article plainly states that the exposure that's common to humans produced no results in mice.

I was once at a company where the company was doing really poorly too. They still sent collection agencies after people who didn't return laptops and phones.

This is not a consistently held view of Christians

+1, I'd love to see your wife write up a similar post about how she feels about this exercise.

Having kids close together is also a legitimate strategy for having closeness among siblings. Not a guarantee, but having them in a similar stage of development can help them play better together (older kids aren't always interesting in what younger kids are, also there are physical differences that can make sports no fun for older kids). There's a practical aspect here. Not for everyone and it also varies a lot based on the temperament of the children. The strong outside influence on my family to half multiple was that we were able to see a good number of examples of large (>=4 kids) families that were an example of what we wanted too.

Good thing I'm not a mouse

I sold a domain years ago. I got a random email from someone asking me to buy it. Upon some research, it looked like that person was collecting domains names under the same topic. I did some initial negotiation but wondered if others would be interested. I was lucky and found someone else that was interested but the lucky part was that I had found a person that was the first persons nemesis. They had both tried to buy the same set of domains in the past so I think I stumbled upon two fierce competitors. I wasnt able to figure out how to negotiate between them over email so I just but it on eBay and let them bid on it through that. I ended up with at least 10x more than I was originally looking for.

do you have a recommendation for a good one?

What are people using to play the games?

do you think it's the stage of life you're in? maybe cats fit your lifestyles/worldviews better before, but you're older now and a dog fits better?

Allsides (https://www.allsides.com/media-bias/media-bias-ratings) rates cnn and oan on either extreme.

The quote was from Mere Christianity

I just tried with the same url and there's a message telling me it won't send

I have friends still running into problems. They received my message but they had to reply to me in whatsapp

Another modern effect is that a lot of people don't live around extended family anymore which ends up affecting childcare options, especially with daycares in the state they are.

hmm... am I alone in being someone who likes the butterfly keyboard?

Mentioning Facebook in the title is just clickbait. I'm willing to hear a scientist talk about disorders and how they related to social media but don't just use a name to get people to click on an article. It really discredits the writer for being deceptive.

I think this depends on lot on the team's culture and the company culture. When a company serves lunch, teams tend to eat together and can get done in 30 minutes without rushing.