Sounds like a strawman for them
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Sounds like a strawman for them
"The researchers aimed to construct layered neural tissue in which neural progenitor cells (NPCs) mature ..."
Don't trust this kind of source for titles.
About cartilage. That is a very specific configuration of materials in not a random shape. Also, it must want to attach to the bone by itself, and source its nutrients from synovial liquid. Sounds too complicated for what I know we can do.
About human cells growing in a petri dish. Thats pretty much cancer right there. In such an alien environment, healthy cells expect something to kill them, and if enough changes happen without that, they will suicide.
Growing hearts in pigs is much closer to something viable.
Replace airspace with "space". Public figure in a public space. They always want the perks without the cost.
Now, not being harrased is another thing. But not being noticed? (Specially in an airplane) Haters gonna hate.
Epilogue: Yes, any publicity is publicity. I am even considering her AI releases, and the acompaning complains, a public stunt.
"Some experts caution that these tools can never substitute for the judgment clinicians hone through years of experience — but should instead augment it"...
Good luck with that. Tools can't have responsibility. (Bad for customers, good for organizations)
Elaborating: What % of autist people kills someone out of aggressive behavior? I am quite sure we don't know, because, I suspect, it is low. Compare that to the general population.
The only reason they want to put tracking devices on autists is because. unlike healthy people, autists can't fight back.
Once the technology is mature, you try to enforce it on (sell it to) exconvicts, immigrants and jaywalkers.
By forced courtesy I mean there was a metric for that. Those with the worst metrics were let go and we were reminded of that weekly.
On the other hand, I suppose people except sociopaths treat others well, anywhere, most of the time, not out of an obligation.
I worked in a call center for two years, for three different companies. Yes, (fake) courtesy is forced. The customers of one site were so difficult that courtesy was scripted (there were scripted interactions for frustrated and for rude customers)
E.g. Not getting enough sleep because your poor neighborhood is a ruckus provokes bad mood, chronically.
Not part of human nature. Save the children/Rethoric is embedded. Reflexive thinking has variying energy requirements and for most requires external kickstart, when possible at all
Forcing tor in all new network adapters is more feasible, which is saying much.
My dental hygienist knows when I have been flossing and when I haven't.
Fun fact: If you stop eating completely, your metabolism goes down.
Still, with a basal metabolism of 1500 calories (daily) and no food, you would lose 160g of fat (daily). You can add exercise to lose more fat, and keep your muscle.
You could also stop eating (only water allowed) for 74 days and lose around 10 pounds (combined fat and muscle)
This is the reason diets don't work longterm. It takes great willpower (which the person didn't have much of to begin with) for a really long time (probably for life)
If you care about excrement content, that should be another study.
Bottom line: Representative sample https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sampling_(statistics)
Both sides MUST attempt to sound intelligent. When time is up, the options should be: Human, AI, Wasn't trying.
"Apple will have to make the calculation actual lives saved vs. useless dispatches"
Since the game CLIENT couldn't be tampered with by the customer, gamers were unable to execute the worst (best) cheats: injection. The gamers could still use reflection cheats, but with added latency.
During the life of Stadia I wasn't aware of any attempt of Google to capitalize on this advantage. Imagine playing Call of Duty or PUBG in a cheat free platform. Simply mind blowing.
You are mixing up many different unrelated topics here.
Smoking is [mostly] a choice. You used it for an analogy. You explained why it is good to have smoking laws. Then you act like this is part of the conversation on the same level as childfree zones. Smoking is a personal and a public health issue. You getting cancer is expensive for everyone, your non smoking flatmate getting smoking derived cancer is a tragedy (and expensive for everyone) Definitely not in the same level as ruckus, dirt and destruction of property.
Parenthood as in "how many children will someone have" is [mostly] a choice. But there are many reasons for society benefitting parenthood in spite of exclusionists (How to call them NIMBYS?)
-> Children are expensive for parents. CONVERSELY, they are fantastic for economy. Parents are forced to work because they MUST SPEND. Not that they want, they MUST pay for food, care, health, education, clothing, entertaiment.
-> Housing is a very important current issue. Not only in the US. In the few countries I have cared to pay attention, there is the pertinent mafia who has (unofficially exclusive) permission to build, and they naturally build less than required: it is obvious, less supply, better prices. Then add the "investors", buying all property to rent it. Now add the NIMBYS to that humanitary tragedy.
-> There comes a point when the rich country population is unsustainable, and the immigration floodgates are opened. (Cheap labor, anyone?) US and Canada are there already. If not done correctly, that creates many more social issues for everybody (even the immigrants)
Both concepts (white only and childfree) are the same (Exclusion of the others), and come from the same place (My right to have what I want is more important than everybody else's)
Same as it was considered bad taste to have blacks lingering around, now it is bad taste to have children running around.
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36452290
[flagged] Wagner coup in Russia? Wagner declared war on the Russian army (worldbulletin.net) 229 points by _V_ 14 hours ago | flag | hide | past | favorite | 181 comments
Other submissions https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36457433 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36457433
Dang's post https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36456034
At least this idea can help normalize public opinion to: it would better for us, the public, if we could record our interactions. Big brother is already doing it LEGALLY for quality purposes.
[flagged] Wagner coup in Russia? Wagner declared war on the Russian army (worldbulletin.net) 194 points by _V_ 14 hours ago | flag | hide | past | favorite | 159 comments
This is the riptide. And Wagner surprisingly still has 20k - 30k soldiers. Even if it fizzles, this is a landmark in the war.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36452290
I can't vouch for it, there is no button