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Is it normal for a CEO like Satya Nadella not to write this email? Kind of off-putting that MSFT is keeping its hands clean here. Mohak and Tomer aren't making this decision.
You mean the guy who has sworn allegiance to Putin and takes an anti-Ukraine stance on Twitter to save his neck? A guy who has made millions peddling 'his story' and lives a life of luxury in Moscow? Yeah, surely he should get a Nobel prize
Snap (and others) just continue to bet on the wrong things
Perhaps the Dall-E 2 unintentionally got that better.
The summary says red meat and low-fruit diets (which obviously have carbs) increase the risk of cancer as much if not more.
Why would they push for a keto diet if the evidence that it's beneficial is contradictory?
And if you opt out, they delete the chats from your history so you can't reference them later for your own use. Slick!
If a place to sleep exists, you can demolish the encampments and force them the clear out. As the old saying goes, "You don't have to go home, but you can't stay here."
> She’s right. San Francisco is under a federal injunction that bars officials from enforcing laws against camping or sleeping in public spaces as long as its homeless population exceeds available shelter beds. As we recently explained, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the Eighth Amendment’s ban on cruel and unusual punishment creates a right to vagrancy.
NYC has a ban against encampments because they provide shelter to homeless. Even after southern states have sent 100,000 penniless migrants to NYC, they still are able to find beds for people.
If San Francisco politicians can't create enough shelters, it's on them. There are hotels, parking lots, rec centers, etc if you have to deal with the numbers in the interim before you get housing up.
The ABVD regime starts with the same baseline on all hodgkin's lymphoma patients, and 'cures' cancer permanently in quite a large number of them.
Conspiracy idea: such a simple drug is not what Big Pharma wants, thus was never investigated.
Hopefully, if effective, it's affordable for people worldwide.
The Tate Modern Director "earns between £110,000–115,000 ($148,000–155,000)"[1]
They do differ in public funding, but the philosophies between US and European museums are fundamentally different.
[0]https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2021/12/21/guggenheim-direct...
[1]https://news.artnet.com/art-world/tate-denies-gender-pay-ine...
And they dump a lot of resources in the marketing, fundraising and consultants, and blame 'wages' of the people who make 45k with, maybe, 2% yearly increases, when they jack up the prices.
e.g.: "18th Century Regency Era Portrait painting of a woman with long hair, wearing jane austen cream floral"
"Asian woman, pastel colors, mystical, empowering, stand in your own power, infinite possibilities"
It's a sad that you can't just sell a Porter anymore. Have to throw banana and peanut butter in it or make it 15% alcohol to get accepted by the 'craft beer' aficionados.
To my surprise, Don DeLillo is still alive.
Crazy stat. Greater than 1/5th of Parisians plans to rent out their places to tourists?
I don't understand the point of a statement like this. Why not just admit logistics turned out to be a sunk cost and you're abandoning it, rather than say "We actually killed it!"
>A review of death certificates found that RSV kills about 35 American adults a year
National Foundation for Infectious Diseases claims it kills 14,000[0]:
> RSV is second only to influenza as a cause of medically significant respiratory tract illnesses in adults7,8 and is estimated to cause 177,000 hospitalizations and 14,000 annual deaths in US adults age 65 years and older
[0]https://www.nfid.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/rsv-report.p...