Alcohol can damage the liver so that it is unable to repair, even after one stops drinking. RNA splicing capability is permanently impaired, making repair impossible. Explains why some people seems to develop bad cirrhosis while others seems to do OK for a while longer before it hits.
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Taking ergocalciferol (vitamin D2) will lower your levels of cholecalciferol (vitamin D3), which is what you really want elevated. Another reason to take cholecalciferol.
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I’ve spoken to dozens of employees over the past few months, and they all told me that morale inside Microsoft is at an all-time low. If there’s fear at the top of Microsoft, then employees will undoubtedly feel that through the constant rounds of layoffs and change. It’s why I said in July that Microsoft risks creating a culture of fear.
Microsoft CEO Concerned AI Will Destroy the Entire Company. Yeah, someone was talking about this.
It takes several millions to train each model, and it takes months to train. So to avoid being left behind, you train multiple models at once.
Then when you're done, people can use it for free or for very low cost. I never understood how that made sense.Of course you can't stop, because OpenAI or Anthropic or China will beat you.
It's a new rollercoaster of expenses that didn't exist before. And companies can't get off.
So I can understand why Microsoft is scared. It's a new money sink. But they don't dare stop.
Holy crap! Doctors almost harvested the organs of a man who was not dead. Someone needs to revise their organ donor protocols, that's for sure.
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Apparently in Washington state, they don't hide it anymore. If you are conservative, you don't get hired. They don't attempt to hide it.
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Here it is! They got the video of the guy who jumped the open ramp of the University bridge in Seattle. I was expecting Dukes of Hazzard, but was kinda disappointed. They left the cops throwing their caps on the ground, though. Legend.
And here's more proof that Seattle is a city in decline. The thieves are taking the city apart, copper wire by copper wire.
iPhone 17 buyers are noticing that the paint scratches easily, especially the deep blue color. Could it be because all the production moved to India?
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Bad AI. HMSA in Hawaii will use AI to make insurance coverage determinations. They're calling it the Experience Cube.
An intelligent data hub that brings together disparate sources of information into a single source of truth.
Yeah, right. Good luck with your new system. The folks in Hawaii should read this article.
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Why we don't trust doctors and scientists anymore.
The medical profession has lost its mind and is so fixating on deviant sex. I can't believe that so much time and effort has gone into promoting sex change and genital mutilation, and basically everything that the transgender coalition wants. Who would have thought this would be the state of "mainstream" medicine, say twenty years ago. What nonsense and craziness.
And here's a study that supposedly links the ability to critically identify health misinformation with political ideology. Paper here. Supposedly conservatives are less likely to be able to spot bad health information when they see it. The study, of course, is heavily weighted to COVID matters specific to ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine. There are no questions regarding transgender nonsense or with regard to the mRNA vaccines. Those are examples of medical misinformation. I would consider this study heavily biased, and am surprised it passed peer review.
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Well, much to the dismay of certain people, "just by telling somebody that their intelligence can grow if they work hard, it does not actually grow". Isn't this obvious?
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North Portlanders are finding that having a homeless shelter in their neighborhood increased vandalism and drug use. Really? We were told this wouldn't happen.
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