Is no one else looking at this line the school district is at this point just pulling every possible book that could match the description of the law in purpose to make a point?
One teacher made a complaint about a couple of books so they said fine, well just remove everything else that this bill could possibly touch. Just to prove how ambiguous and far stretching this law can go?
Of course they shouldn't pull a dictionary but it matches the description. This is to test the law.
I think this is pointing out the US agencies Aren't dumb enough to use an open source ai to try to generate code for hacking activities.
The did that too, and conservative figures books.
Article lays it all out pretty well
I don't care if this is don't peer reviewed yet or not.
This is HUGE in terms of future potential.
Within our lifetime we will have so many advances in terms of vaccines and drugs to prevent mass debilitating and death diseases, due to new technologies available.
Woo! Let's go science?
I have actually dealt with a partial deaf blind student back in elementary school.
You can sign ASL into their hand so they can feel what you're signing(normally individual letters). Or they hold your hands to feel the gesture/sign you're are making.
They read braille as a just a blind person would.
But over all takes more effort to learn this way.
Exactly... good luck mother's boy
First world problems...
I mean, phones hand so much space now. Does it matter?
I know I can root and get rid of stupid apps, but like I just downloaded sent movie or Playlist I needed for a two week trip without any issue on space on my fold 4. So... why does the extra crap layer these days.
Early days, I'd root as my phone degraded over time. Now... why bother
Outside of Jake Gyllenhaal being a Persian, I agree. Fun movie
Wonder if they won't have any DC crossovers now, and just Amazon shows. Always felt superman was a bit of a stretch for MK...although omniman is just as OP, he makes sense in the universe at least.
Can always get a Bluetooth K&B for your console!
I believe there is an initiative by some big banks to push for wire transfers to be done via a blockchain as opposed to slow ach transfers.
They call it quantum computing or something like that... but seemed like it had potential to solve some issues with slow banking
Lol sort of. That's more like two people talking at the same time at each other. But more kicking
We're about to learn if the FDA has more authority over drugs than our judicial system.
If the US goes the route of judges having more say over drugs than the FDA, we consumers won't be able to trust what is on the market. Personal bias and beliefs will be the reason we will have certain drugs or not vs their actual scientific and medical merit.
We'll be screwed and trust in drugs will fall even lower