Harvard finally let her go. Francesca Gino was finally fired from Harvard due to her scholastic dishonesty. It's been 4 years since datacolada.org started investigating her fraudulent research. Harvard is not having a good month, for sure.
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Yup. Investor's don't want to invest in Oregon anymore, due to its policies. So instead of growing Oregon, the remaining residents will be taxed even further.
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How Shazam, the music recognition app, works, Responsive machine learning, that's how. As I suspected, it matches a song with a stored soundprint. I had hoped I could hum a tune into the app, and it would recognize the melody, but it doesn't work that way.
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Nobel economist theorizes on why people aren't having kids. If you look at the global trends, it seems clear to me that people don't have kids when the economy sucks. After WWII ended, we had a baby boom. During the dotcom boom, there was a bump in birthrates, which crashed eight years later during the Great Recession. Then COVID-19 hit, and we haven't recovered yet. We aren't going to see a birthrate bump until economic conditions improve.
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Finally! The CDC drops COVID-19 vax recommendations for healthy children and pregnant women. It was never proven to be safe, and pregnant women were not told of the spike protein distribution into the placenta. For healthy kids, risk outweighs benefit. It doesn't protect Grandma after all.
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And is AI taking jobs away, or not?
I think it's already happening, and just depends on what job you're talking about.
And AI isn't as objective as you might think. It tends to exaggerate scientific findings. Once again, Claude is the best LLM to use.
Yes! DOGE is baked into the federal government now. There really isn't any need to have Elon hanging around. I think he needs new stimulation anyway. How about Oregon or Washington? So much grift and fraud to uncover.
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