benrapscallion

If this is so, why do I find (for scientific research on biomedicine topics, primarily) that Claude’s results are much better than say Gemini’s? I hear the same opinion from others in biotech and big pharma.

What is a terminal reader? Runs in the shell? Newsblur has that? I use their web and iOS interfaces.

Might be related to neck stiffness on very cold nights.

It is Facebook. I expected exactly this from smart glasses made by them. You can’t change the DNA of a company.

Pinterest - the sewer of internet image search

The ability to (1) block all Pinterest domains in image search and (2) click an image hyperlink and get straight to the file - these two features alone are worth my annual subscription fee to Kagi.

Techmeme

Ongoing (Tim Bray)

On My Om (Om Malik)

Rest of World

Sherwood.news

Stephen Wolfram’s blog

Acquired

Scamfluencers

Business Wars

The Social Radars

Big Technology Podcast

This should be a badge of honor, a rite of passage for companies: when they become big and important enough for humanity, RMS will write a negative <company>.html page on his website.

The virus lies dormant in spinal and cranial ganglia for decades. If it reactivates, the immune system suppresses it, in the meantime. Past age 50-60, immunity wanes and these reactivations cannot be suppressed which allows the virus to travel back to the corresponding skin region as the spine segment to cause shingles. Presumably, after this the virus can also cross the blood brain barrier to cause neurodegeneration.

I came here to note the same.

This (attribution) is exactly the issue that was mentioned by LexisNexis CEO in a recent The Verge interview.

https://www.theverge.com/podcast/807136/lexisnexis-ceo-sean-...

Absolutely. This is the correct way do this. It should be adjusted downwards to account for inflation, not up.

Someone should start a StallmanGPT that writes regular blogposts on “Don’t use <popular software or website>”. See if readers can tell those apart from the real website.

Link to iOS App: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kagi-news/id6748314243

Where is this setting in Perplexity?

Some of these imaging that are overdone in India involve radiation: the most problematic being (not low dose) CT. So there is a rationale for controlling these modalities.

Fastmail and HEY email, Kagi, 1Password, Newsblur, Perplexity, Wolfram (Mathematica), Zotero, Dropbox, Backblaze, Microsoft Office, Raindrop.io, Wachete (track changes on webpages)

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I also pay for Google but that’s just ransom for my data held hostage by them because I have shared that email address with many.

It’s called kagi.com

They did “pay” $14B to the CEO of ScaleAI. $100M sounds plausible, relatively.

Can’t wait to have 3D “personalized” ad billboards follow me everywhere and “pause” my walking directions until I watch a 30-second unskippable commercial. The VR glasses future is exciting no doubt: too bad however that it is being ushered in by two surveillance, I mean, advertising companies (Google and Facebook).

That’s not what has been happening with DiscovEHR and Regeneron Genetics Center data.

Still doesn’t work for me.

According to NYT, “ of the $9 billion in federal funding that Harvard receives, with $7 billion going to the university’s 11 affiliated hospitals in Boston and Cambridge, Mass., including Massachusetts General, Boston Children’s Hospital and the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.”

Harvard affiliated hospitals are dependent on NIH funding for survival. Wonder if they are included in the scope of this.

Given how late in the article it is mentioned that the drug was indistinguishable from placebo, this NYT article may well have been commissioned by Vertex.

[1] https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/pain-comes-territo...

The best $36 I pay every year.

Naming opportunity: Shitty Images

Does it correctly ignore the “Comments on:” feeds that are sometimes mistakenly chosen over the main feed?

How is this false research? Most other studies rely on self-reported measures of sleep. This is using objective measures.