Sugoi & Yokunai

A new AirPods Pro 3 is coming out this year? Already? I just bought the AirPods 3 not long ago. This one will have an infrared camera and is aimed to go with the Apple Vision Pro headset, which I don't have. If that's the main enhancement I won't get it, but there are apparently additional tweaks. We'll see.

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Sweeping Amazon layoffs slated for next week. King County businesses are struggling to survive. Is this what you wanted, Seattle?

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How Pharmacy Benefit Managers Hide Their True Earnings. Yeah, PBMs need to go. They're a blight on healthcare.

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The Hope Chinese Charter School is doing well. It's great for them to stand independent and avoid being part of the public school system. While Beaverton School District sees their enrollment drop, Hope has a waitlist of people wanting to get in. Excellence matters. "Ninety percent of its students demonstrated mastery of grade-level math skills on state tests in spring 2025, among the highest in the state." Wow!

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Anthropic CEO's chilling prediction: Dario Amodei says ‘we're 6-12 months away' from AI doing what software engineers do. Scary that some don't write code at all anymore. You know this isn't a healthy thing, but what to do? Software of the future might really suck.

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Remove Sora Watermark in 3 Seconds: The Fastest Free Tool for Creators. We saw the video of the Somali migrant defending his Lamborghini from being repossessed. It sure looked real, but you could see the Sora watermark. This prevented a lot of outrage. But what if the creator had removed the watermark? It probably would have caused a lot of anger and maybe more violence than the current situation is generating. This is what we feared would happen with GenAI. Stuff like this shouldn't be readily available, if you ask me. Let fraudsters code their own watermark removal. Must we make it too easy for mischief-makers to create chaos?

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Mold is a destroying the world's art legacy. We still don't have the technology to prevent growth of xerophilic fungi, at least not without destroying the artwork, too.

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US officially exits World Health Organization, accusing agency of straying 'from its core mission'. Yeah, I fully agree with this. The leader is still Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, who was essentially worthless during the COVID-19 pandemic (I thought his term was over). That showed me that the organization has lost its way. Then they got involved with so-called "gender-affirming" care, and decided that it no longer a mental disorder when it clearly is. Time to start redirecting funds to more effective organizations.

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This article had to come from the DailyMail. "Useless Seattle social workers said there was 'no danger' for boy, nine, living in homeless encampment surrounded by fentanyl and rat droppings". This is the crap that Seattle puts up with. Everyone blames someone else, and no one gets fired or disciplined. At least KIRO reported it.

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Transplant from Pittsburgh wants to merge Portland government with Multnomah County government and slim things down. 

"Every time you go out, you’re rolling the dice on whether it’s going to be a traumatic event or not."  I agree, but it's going to take more than merging the two governments to fix that problem.

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Ill-advised. Ireland wants to give its cops spyware, ability to crack encrypted messages. Oh yeah, how long will it take their software to end up on the dark web?

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Wake me up when I'm supposed to concerned.  Your Brain Might Not Be Full of Microplastics After All.  This is why people don't trust media anymore.

Just like this: TikTok is still a danger. America no longer cares. 

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Consumer spending pushes US economy up 4.4% in third quarter, fastest in two years. Economy's booming. This is what I voted for.

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The old is new again.  How Bipolar Androgen Therapy Works. We used to call it "intermittent androgen therapy".

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Schrödinger’s cat just got bigger: quantum physicists create largest ever ‘superposition’. OK, it's just 7000 atoms of sodium metal, but still. So is it dead? Or alive?

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This needs to be said. Starting a Startup at 25, 35, or 45 Is Not the Same Decision. When you're at different stages in life, your risk tolerance is different. Also important is whether you have a wife and kids, or want to have one someday.

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Network map of human language.

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I wonder if this is the source of many fairy tales. Lanmaoa asiatica causes the same hallucinations in people who eat them – visions of tiny people all around. Looks like Boletus bicolor or Boletus sensibilis.Unusual for it to produce a particular kind of hallicination, though.

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Clawdbot Showed Me What the Future of Personal AI Assistants Looks Like. I used to be a sucker for personal assistant software. Usually they were just scheduling software for PDAs, where you had to enter all the information yourself. Then I would have Siri enter the information, but Siri would make mistakes. Now in the era of AI, you don't have to do even that. And now they can intelligently do a lot more. I'm inclined to give this a whirl.

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Portland’s new council president wants to focus on city’s ‘real crises’. They wouldn't know what to do. The progressives are like college kids pretending they know how to run a city. Even yesterday, Council meetings were disrupted by anti-ICE protestors. You reap what you sow.

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Here's Kotek's Oregon Prosperity Map. In short, it's going to create new committees to study things, and of course, invest in "infrastructure" to support union jobs. Create a Global Trade Desk to sell Oregon as a place to invest, without actually doing anything to make it attractive. Meanwhile, there are taxes to be raised. Homeless to spend money on. Funds to support illegal aliens. Mental health agencies that need funding. More lawsuits against the Trump administration. More SNAP fraud to pay for. And Medicaid money to bogus companies that support Tren de Aragua killers. 

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Oregon Democrats now want to move the transportation tax hike vote to May, and people can't figure out why. Except they do know why. They don't want it to appear on November's ballot, alongside Tina Kotek's re-election vote effort. Because you won't fail to make the association.

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Democrat solutions to Democrat problems. Washington state considers eliminating interest on medical debt.

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Major decision made on metal detectors at Portland’s busiest library. What a city we live in now, where you have to be screened for weapons just to enter the public library. And the only reason it was voted down was the city can't afford it.

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No one has been convicted of violating Portland’s public camping ban. I never want to hear about "No one is above the law." It's all crap.

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It must be peak time to be a fraudster in a Blue city. The Seattle Parks Superintendent was living a jet-setter life in his public job. Flying all around the world to bullshit conferences. "Individual trips routinely cost taxpayers, with some international travel exceeding $6,000."  And meanwhile: "While the Harrell administration allowed Diaz to travel extensively, Seattle residents were sounding alarms over deteriorating and unregulated parks."

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Meta lays off hundreds in the Seattle area. Oh well, too bad for Seattle.

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Someone coded a password guesser. You have to input some personal information about the target, and it was try to guess likely passwords. This wouldn't work on me.

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This is interesting. URL shorteners store snapshots of the websites permanently. So when you type on a shortened URL, the site you go to may be an older version of the site that was stored at the time the shortened URL was created. Scammers know about this, because suppose you created a webpage that looked a lot like a genuine page of something else. If you click on a shortened URL, you might get redirected to a fake page, and you didn't pay attention to details and started entering sensitive information, you'd be screwed.

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The Coriolis effect does manifest at scales down to kiddie swimming pools. It's great when science sites collaborate like this. But these guys showed it, too a while back. 

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AdGuard VPN released their TrustTunnel protocol to open source. Hopefully it will get incorporated into the products of the big vendors. I hate getting detected.

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C'mon, this has got to be fake. Thinking positively about your vaccine makes it work better.  How the hell did this pseudo-science get published in Nature?  I love that they call positive thinking "upregulation of reward mesolimbic activity". Kudos to their bullshit science terminology generator.

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OHSU scientists discover a new autoimmune condition known as anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis which can cause people to be become confused, forgetful or paranoid and be treated for mental illness before doctors realize the underlying problem isn’t psychological at all.  Maybe that's what causing this outbreak of insanity in Portland. And here I thought it was just Democrat politics. "We were seeing this disorder long before we knew what it was," the researcher said. Mm-hmm, so did we.

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Portland Public Schools Proposes Cutting About 290 Positions Amid Budget Gap. Well that's what happens when you give everyone unsustainable pay raises. How is this helping students?

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It must suck to live in North Macadam around the ICE facility.

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No more giveaways. Oregon needs to meet the new SNAP guidelines, and it will cost them – $340 miilion!  About time. 

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Despite shelter improvements, Oregon’s homelessness crisis is growing.  But the Democrats will stick to their losing gameplan, until Portlanders have had enough and start electing some Republicans for a change.

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OHSU's Dr. Shereef Elnahal seems like a likeable guy. He's only 40 and he reminds me of a lot of young people I used to know. The best comment in the article: "a young outsider, 'somebody who doesn’t know what they can’t do.'" It was meant to be a compliment, I'm sure.

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Fauci and Francis Collins knew about natural immunity but deliberately ignored it, because he wanted to push the COVID vax. What fraudsters.

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An audit has confirmed Washington State gave away $500 MILLION dollars without adequate controls, and did it all without a SINGLE provider record...across a 4-year period. And all AG Nick Brown wants to do is to make sure the agencies start taking this seriously, and don't make mistakes like this moving forward. No one gets arrested or fined. No one is fired. It's (D)ifferent in Washington state.

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Shingles vaccine linked to slower biological aging in older adults. Well, that and the dementia-lowering benefit makes it a no-brainer.

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Just like humans. Just repeating a prompt makes a non-reasoning LLM perform better. "Did I get your multi-headed attention, yet?" as someone might say.

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AI can't read what's on this screen. Well, at least for now.

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Training Your Own LLM on a MacBook in 10 Minutes. What a time to be alive!

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"Hawai‘i’s unique history—including its long pre-statehood existence as an independent kingdom—means that its residents never developed a practice of bringing guns into shops, convenience stores, and the like," is the excuse that the state of Hawaii is using to ban guns in the state. That's pretty weak, if you ask me.

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California losing over $1B to rival states for film, TV production — despite Newsom tax incentives. It's not just Silicon Valley techs that are affected by the wealth tax.

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Tax funded Portland mega-restaurant delayed, over-cost. Maybe the James Beard Market will never open. Or if so, will be shut down soon after. Portland is just a slow-moving disaster train.

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Oregon State University’s growth era is beginning to slow. Everybody is feeling the Oregon shutdown.

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More bad news for OHSU. OHSU Union Overwhelmingly Approves Labor Deal, Setting Stage for Minimum Wage Hike. Isn't it great, to be able to vote yourself a pay raise, whether you deserve it or not? Because you hold your employers head over a barrel? What a way to run a business in Oregon. The commenters know the score. 

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What nobody teaches you after you stop being broke. This is what Robert Kiyosaki has been saying in the Rich Dad Poor Dad book series. It helps if you have mentors to guide you, but you can't wait for them.

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Augmented reality can help people with mild dementia. AI can be a force for good.

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The AI Trap That Is Quietly Wiping Out Angel Investors. I'm reminded of Forward Health and their gross miscalculation of the economics of their health pods. It's hard to evaluate AI startups, and it truly is different from evaluating a software company.

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Modern problems call for modern solutions. This touches on colleges no longer being the best way to teach the current generation of short attention span college kids. Colleges are just diploma mills now, and graduates are badly unprepared. Since they already rely on Internet search and generative AI, perhaps it can be adapted as a teaching tool. A professor in every pocket as it were.

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So what if there were a simple finger-prick blood test for Alzheimer's disease? What would you do with that information? Besides plan ahead.

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Science journals retract 500 papers a month.  It's a problem, but what can you do?

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De-Googled Android phones look good and might be in demand someday. They still don't offer complete privacy. Not until they also incorporate encrypted ham radio communications.

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All monsters who promote transgender surgeries and hormonal therapy for kids needs to see this video by a woman who transitioned as a girl and came to regret it. It's amazing how some of the medical community allowed themselves to be brainwashed into thinking this should be done. Between this issue and COVID-19, it's become clear how people who have the potential to be smart can be so deluded into believing dumb ideology.

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Here's a Dem senator who thinks we're not spending enough on healthcare. Really?

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How dumb is this? Washington state legislators are considering forcing 3-D printers to be able to detect if a gun part is being printed, so that it can refuse to do so. So people will just get them elsewhere.

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Google's datacenter in The Dalles wants more water.  Why does the water need to come from Mt Hood instead of the Columbia River.

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Sen Lisa Reynolds wants Oregon to regulate ChatGPT use in children.  Yeah good luck with that. Might as well take their Internet away, too. You can't regulate chatbots – there will always be a way around every piece of law. I'd like to protect kids from certain ideologies, too, but I know that can't be forced upon them. Kids just need to be brought up and trained right. Don't create useless regulations that are going to restrict the rest of us. 

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Is Oregon going to go back to requiring academic standards again in schools? I'll be the teachers unions will kill this effort.

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Nice. Two thoughtful articles on Scott Adams, by Jeff Tucker and Scott Alexander.

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This article came out recently linking the COVID-19 vax to cancer.  Sometime after it was published, the journal site was heavily DDoS-bombed. Why does someone want to hide the truth?

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Software companies are feeling existential pressure as generative AI replaces some of the functionality they used to provide. GenAI is not the replacement for software just yet. Things haven't gotten that good at this point.

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AI is speeding into healthcare. Who should regulate it?  Well it doesn't seem that the FDA wants to do it. They probably don't know how. But it needs to be done, and there will probably be some wrangling as different entities fight to assume this responsibility.

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A commentary about the decline of StackOverflow. We must remember that the LLMs we use today were trained on StackOverflow and StackExchange. So eventually, they will need to be trained on something else, but what that something else is remains to be seen.

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The blood of LongCOVID patients has something that makes mitochondria wither, leading to severe muscular deterioration. But what is/are that factor(s)? The article doesn't say.

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_Proton.me offers tips to safeguard your privacy when using generative AI in daily life.

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OpenAI could reportedly run out of cash by mid-2027 — analyst paints grim picture after examining the company's finances. 2027 is a long ways away. Who knows what might happen. Altman doesn't seem worried. But they have problems to solve all right. Maybe that's why OpenAI is considering adding ads to ChatGPT.  Will that degrade the experience?

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Here's an introduction to explainable AI in radiology.

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MyBuddy is a way that you could track the whereabouts of an elderly relative to make sure they are where they should be. You can get the app here.  It goes on the trackee's phone, and the trackee is in total control. Might even be useful for a parent to have on their child's phone.

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Oh-oh. FDA Removes Web Content Saying Cellphones Are Harmless - HHS Launches Study. What does this mean?

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7 Steps How to Delete Yourself from the Internet (2026): Digital Ghost Protocol. This might come in handy someday. I already use DeleteMe and recommend it.

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How far doctors have fallen. The days when doctors were able to command prestige has long gone. "Getting creative" means scrambling to find space where you can set up a practice. Because the world has gotten too expensive, unless you are an employed hospital drone, where everyone else gets to strike for higher wages and benefits except you, while you pick up the slack so that they can leave work to strike. What crap.

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California's proposed billionaires wealth tax will kill the startup world there. There's no way a founder would be able to pay taxes on wealth that only exists on paper. And some government official will decide how much you owe, not you, your accountant or attorney.

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What are the red dots that show up in all those deep sky astrophotographs? They're ancient mini-black holes.

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Wonderful. jQuery 4.0.0 is released. This useful library makes magic happen.

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Portland – the City that Wokes.  How Much More ‘Progress’ Can Portland Endure? Portland makes the national news, and again it's for the wrong reason. The leaders represent everything that's wrong with governance, and sadly they think they're on the right side. Which is why the affluent and their businesses are fleeing, and why crime flourishes. The city can't have nice things anymore. Portland – the City that Wokes.

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Why communism doesn't work. Ashland realizes that the city owns too many buildings. And those buildings need repair and maintenance. And they don't have money for it. And city residents don't feel like paying taxes for this. Pay up, comrade!

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Nik Blosser is Oregon's new chief privacy officer and A.I. strategist. I had to laugh at this:

No, Nik, the techies are abandoning Microsoft's CoPilot for alternatives like WindSurf or Claude Code. CoPilot was cutting edge in 2024.  

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More Americans are living alone than ever before. Maybe there is need for that Are You Dead app here, too.

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Why college students can't do basic math. This video confirms what I've suspected. Teachers are derelict in their obligations. Students are just passed along. Schools are just activism incubtators – that's all students learn how to do. So maybe we do need H-1B visas after all.

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Scientists create sci-fi-like spray that heals wounds in seconds. It's a spray-on powder that turns into a gel on contact with blood.

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QArt Coder. Put your image in a QR Code.

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People are leaving Cursor for Claude Code. Cursor had its day. No more. 

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7 Signs of Undiagnosed Autism in Adults. Wow, so if you are "not like other people" you have autism now? Seems like a broad definition. This isn't what I understood autism as being. Maybe it's time to redefine "normal" behavior.

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Aspartame decreases fat deposits in mice at a cost of mild cardiac hypertrophy and reduced cognitive performance. Granted this study was done in mice, but still. But sugar is not good for you either so what do you do? I use allulose when I need sweetening, and it seems to be the best.

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A neuro-cognitive scientist believes he can prove (literally) that ChatGPT isn't conscious. I tried following the argument in the blog and it seems like hand-waving. He says read the paper, but if you can't even summarize it and tell me where the paper is going, that's a problem.

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President Trump reveals his Great Healthcare Plan.  I like that it will make people own their own insurance plan, and that money will be given to make it happen. Eventually, I hope, things will evolve to where insurance companies need to recognize that they are no longer in control, and that people can switch to a better competitor if they don't play nicely. That's what it should be. Let's leverage competitive market forces to the consumers' advantage.

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Tina Kotek will not be able to remove the transportation bill initiative off November's ballot, The distasteful gas tax bill will be a powerful reminder as her re-election bid will be on the same ballot.

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Homelessness jumped 35% in Oregon. Of course. The homeless industrial complex has been a business model for many. Why would you want it to go away?

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Now Oregon senators worry about how the recent changes in postal service operations will affect the vote-by-mail scam.  Especially in light of the recent Supreme Court ruling that candidates can fight back against suspected irregularities.

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Guess which state has the highest prevalence of mentally ill? That's right, Oregon. You can tell, just by reading the local news. Good thing Trump restored funding for mental health and addiction treatment. 

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Portland-area voters have a dim outlook on their economic prospects. Yeah, with the current socialist leadership in place, things are not likely to get better. So much drug abuse, tents everywhere, crime, people protesting instead of working. Paying so much taxes and fees. Businesses closing. Or moving away.

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OMSI is just crazy. "Immunocompromised-friendly".  What the hell?  It's 2026!  Get over it, already!

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The Supreme Court has decided that candidates do have standing to challenge election laws after all. Remember when a bunch of states wanted to challenge the 2020 election because of irregularities, and the Supreme Court said that they had no standing, puzzling a lot of legal experts. Well, it seems that they had a change of heart. So rules about counting ballots way after election day and accepting late ballots may be illegal. Big blow to the Dems, of course.

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Epic, OCHIN, Reid Health, Trinity Health and UMass Memorial Health sue Health Gorilla for using data from their platforms for monetizing health data for non-health uses. We'll probably see more of this in the AI age.

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Black Ivory is coffee that elephants have pooped out. Suppposed to have a nice chocolately flavor. So it's not just civet cats that poop out gourmet coffee beans. The question is, who thought these beans were worth making coffee from to begin with?

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If you can't get motivated, it might be a problem with the parts of your brain in the ventral striatum and ventral pallidum. But stimulating motivation may stimulate anxiety. So is the lack of motivation the way the brain deals with anxiety? Or is it a negative coping strategy?

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Remember digg.com? It's trying to make a comeback. I remember visiting that site before Reddit took over. Will it appeal to the post-Reddit generation? We shall see. One more place to spend the hours. 

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Article on AI cracking hard math problems. "Since Christmas, 15 problems have been moved from “open” to “solved” on the Erdős website". That's a lot in such a short period.

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Reprompt: The Single-Click Microsoft Copilot Attack that Silently Steals Your Personal Data. This is why I am wary about having AI integrated into anything, like browsers or other sensitive and critical apps I use.

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Fauci Knew That Natural Immunity Was Superior to Vaccine and Still Pushed to Require It. When will someone put this man on trial and grill him? So much damage came out of his recommendations.

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Here's another reason I know that the whole green energy push was fake:  Kamala Harris Buys $8.2 Million Seaside Mansion After Warning 'Sea Levels Are Rising' Due to 'Climate Crisis'. Harris's new home features many of the same amenities—such as a gas stove and fireplace—that the Biden-Harris administration targeted with regulations. "How dare you?" as some idiot would say.

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Oregon lawmakers confront ballooning Medicaid costs. Democrat healthcare plans consist of getting government subsidies. To pay off union employees, while shortchanging the non-unionized doctors. And Obamacare was good to hospitals. Really good. Labor unions loved it. But Medicaid reimbursement is declining. We need a better alternative to the ACA. 

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Portland taxes keep increasing. And there is decreasing benefits from tax payments. Money is wasted – good thrown after bad. 

Interesting that Tina Kotek picked a Republican to be her Chief Prosperity Officer. Gee, why not pick a Democrat Socialist?

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Kathleen Kennedy is really going to step down from being the head of Lucasfilm. But you know, the damage has been done. And from what I've read, the person who is taking over isn't necessarily going to make the franchise anything like what it was before in the 1980s. It's just Star Trek now – the franchises have been ruined.

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The Samsung Galaxy Trifold is an interesting concept. Will foldables be the wave of the future?  Looks like it'll break easily and there will be a LOT of electronic waste. I think that portable electronics should be kept simple. If you want a tablet, get a real tablet. 

The Lenovo Legion Pro is also interesting. The main problem is that the expansion and contraction process is slow. You gotta wait until the scrolling process completes. So if you have to slam your laptop quickly because your cab came, or you gotta go, it'll be awkward. But this is the first generation. 

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Every so often, there's a new financial scheme that comes out gets attention. I remember when a friend was all crazy about his Orange high-yield savings account. Of course those are passé now. Now, it's box spreads synthetic loans. And there's a fintech company ready to help you get set up. It's legal and they make it sound safe. But the 1 month Treasury is still 3.629% and if you compound that monthly, it can add up!

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Sheesh. You know, if Chinese people keep doing this crap, pretty soon, no one is going to want to put a Chinese person in any position of authority. As an Asian, I say that it actually hurts ALL of us, actually, and erases all the goodwill that the 442 regiment worked so hard to create. Americans already have some bias against Asians. Look at Hollywood. We don't need to give them this trope on top of everything else.

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I studied Stoicism and never understood the concept of premeditatio malorum, which to me translates to "evil meditation". All it seems to do is stoke anxiety and dread. The purpose is to think of the worst case scenario so much that it numbs you, but that kind of thinking is not for everyone. I'll prepare for likely adverse possibilities when I have to, but I prefer not to dwell on negativity.

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Is this the proof of the Riemann Hypothesis? Feel free to check it out and see for yourself.

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This is a great idea for those trying to learn kanji. All that furigana can be a hindrance. This technique should be standard.

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Are seed oils really bad for you? Or is it a viral social media myth? Here's a discussion with a dietician, but he does not distinguish between lineoleic acids and conjugated linoleic acids, which behave differently.  CLA can be good for you.  And that this wasn't even mentioned in the interview makes me suspect of the whole thing.

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Washington state has been raiding their public works account for cash. Poor fiscal management by the Dems. Any entity with cash in that state isnt safe from Democrat scrutiny.

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Minnesota schools are like Oregon schools. You just learn the 3 Rs: reading, writing, and revolution. Or maybe it's reading, racism and revolution? We already know they cancelled school until February. Probably so that kids can join the protests.

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No need to wonder why Americans have lost faith in the medical profession. Just watch this video. How do physicians let their brains get so soft?

Download Hawley_vs_doctor.mp4

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