> Didn't the original facebook only show you posts of friends?
The feed was added a few years later. Originally, if you wanted to see someone's posts, you had to go to their page and look on their wall (a term I haven't heard in some time).
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The feed was added a few years later. Originally, if you wanted to see someone's posts, you had to go to their page and look on their wall (a term I haven't heard in some time).
Most orgs charge a huge premium for this. OpenAI offers it directly [2]. Some EMR providers are offering it as an add-on [3], but last I heard, it's wicked expensive.
1: https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-professionals/covered-entities...
2: https://help.openai.com/en/articles/8660679-how-can-i-get-a-...
3: https://www.ntst.com/carefabric/careguidance-solutions/ai-do...
As work should be. I want to have spontaneous moments with my family, friends, and neighbors, which are more common when working from home.
Israel has a multi-party legislature. Netanyahu can be outflanked on the right.
Also, cars create mobility issues by injuring people.
My understanding is that solar and wind are cheaper than nuclear even when accounting for storage.
That's before you get to the externalized costs, such as waste disposal and decomissioning.
Workplace democracy is the only answer. Any other system is just some form of private ownership, with all the same problems. If we have a different system for choosing owners, it's either not private ownership or we arrive right back where we started.
Rumsfeld said a smart-sounding thing he got from somewhere else, but it was just a lie. He knew the WMD claim was made up because he helped manufacture it. Iraq's non-involvement in 9/11 and our inability to accomplish regime change were "known knowns" prior to the invasion.
> "[T]wo-thirds of Iraqis as a whole believe that what happened in 2003 was bad for them."
https://www.washingtoninstitute.org/policy-analysis/how-iraq...
You might think you are smart for hedging, but if you think killing one million innocent lives just makes a person "complicated", you've lost the plot.
So your friends are correct, even if their reasoning is wrong.
> If the cookie is made with oats, butter, and nuts, it may actually be much slower than the apple in provoking an insulin response.
This claim requires evidence. My understanding is that the slower digestion preventing the insulin spike is due to the apple's sugar being embedded in the fiber.
Also, even if this claim is correct, then your friends are "only" right about practically all cookies.
> Toast with butter and brown sugar and cinnamon produces is better than just toast.
Massive citation needed.
They weren't "unknown unknowns". We knew. He knew too, but he was trying to muddy the waters. He got his way at the expense of one million dead Iraqi civilians, thousands of dead US soldiers, and 3 trillion dollars of US money.
Hard to square this assessment with the last news item I caught about the ACLU: fighting a gag order against Donald Trump on free speech grounds.
10 million dollars, according to Michael Lewis in his recent 60 Minutes interview.
You are describing many people I've met, not one of them would be counted in these diversity reports.
Markdown ignores single return because people used it to manually wrap their plain text but HTML can wrap automatically on the fly.
Add two spaces before the return to make a line break `<br>`. Two returns in a row start a new paragraph `<p>`.
Socialism doesn't require forcing programmers to be hairdressers. That's a huge strawman.
And there is constant advocacy for stronger restrictions/bans.
The point is, we do restrict people's actions on fireworks and guns in order to prevent larger costs. They are not a counter example for why the Coast Guard should have done nothing in this case.