This sentence just makes me sad, and this student is right. It’s barely possible to find software that can do these very simple things without a ✨ popping up. The kids won’t believe that Office 2003 existed.
November 25, 2025 at 1:54 PM
This sentence just makes me sad, and this student is right. It’s barely possible to find software that can do these very simple things without a ✨ popping up. The kids won’t believe that Office 2003 existed.
Pattern recognition AI could be valuable in medical contexts like speech pathology (also, imaging and diagnostics), but this article focuses on GenAI. And again, it doesn’t offer a single use case that wasn’t already accomplished better by search engines 10-15 years ago.
November 25, 2025 at 1:48 PM
Pattern recognition AI could be valuable in medical contexts like speech pathology (also, imaging and diagnostics), but this article focuses on GenAI. And again, it doesn’t offer a single use case that wasn’t already accomplished better by search engines 10-15 years ago.
…oh?
How will it save money without replacing employees?
If your interviewer isn’t a subject-matter expert, they can just fall back on asking, “How so?”
Banner, Baltimore NEEDS reporters to start asking “How so?”
How will it save money without replacing employees?
If your interviewer isn’t a subject-matter expert, they can just fall back on asking, “How so?”
Banner, Baltimore NEEDS reporters to start asking “How so?”
November 25, 2025 at 1:43 PM
…oh?
How will it save money without replacing employees?
If your interviewer isn’t a subject-matter expert, they can just fall back on asking, “How so?”
Banner, Baltimore NEEDS reporters to start asking “How so?”
How will it save money without replacing employees?
If your interviewer isn’t a subject-matter expert, they can just fall back on asking, “How so?”
Banner, Baltimore NEEDS reporters to start asking “How so?”
From the Morgan State article…
Dude manages to give one (1) use case, and it’s something that would be trivially easy for any programmer from the past half-century to do with an algorithm. A reasonable follow-up question would have been: why do you need AI to do that?
Dude manages to give one (1) use case, and it’s something that would be trivially easy for any programmer from the past half-century to do with an algorithm. A reasonable follow-up question would have been: why do you need AI to do that?
November 25, 2025 at 1:41 PM
From the Morgan State article…
Dude manages to give one (1) use case, and it’s something that would be trivially easy for any programmer from the past half-century to do with an algorithm. A reasonable follow-up question would have been: why do you need AI to do that?
Dude manages to give one (1) use case, and it’s something that would be trivially easy for any programmer from the past half-century to do with an algorithm. A reasonable follow-up question would have been: why do you need AI to do that?
Trick R Treat, Cabin in the Woods, Shaun of the Dead are all fantastic, silly, parody or parody-adjacent
October 31, 2025 at 2:02 PM
Trick R Treat, Cabin in the Woods, Shaun of the Dead are all fantastic, silly, parody or parody-adjacent
And ice cream from their own dairy farm!
October 23, 2025 at 1:22 AM
And ice cream from their own dairy farm!
Yeah, Dilfer came to mind, but at least he’d been in the college recruiting world. Jimmy Dykes as Arkansas’ WBB coach is the least experienced college hire I can think of in modern history, but Schilling would be even worse.
October 22, 2025 at 10:24 PM
Yeah, Dilfer came to mind, but at least he’d been in the college recruiting world. Jimmy Dykes as Arkansas’ WBB coach is the least experienced college hire I can think of in modern history, but Schilling would be even worse.
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Argentina edition of Libertarian bible
October 11, 2025 at 1:40 PM
Argentina edition of Libertarian bible
5. Didn’t adjust for key confounders. Ritual circumcision population is unique in other ways too
6. Was from ~1990s Denmark, so health care system and even the word “autism” were very different from 2020s USA
7. Had a bunch of non-ASD outcomes that weren’t significant (again, p-hacking)
6. Was from ~1990s Denmark, so health care system and even the word “autism” were very different from 2020s USA
7. Had a bunch of non-ASD outcomes that weren’t significant (again, p-hacking)
October 9, 2025 at 6:49 PM
5. Didn’t adjust for key confounders. Ritual circumcision population is unique in other ways too
6. Was from ~1990s Denmark, so health care system and even the word “autism” were very different from 2020s USA
7. Had a bunch of non-ASD outcomes that weren’t significant (again, p-hacking)
6. Was from ~1990s Denmark, so health care system and even the word “autism” were very different from 2020s USA
7. Had a bunch of non-ASD outcomes that weren’t significant (again, p-hacking)
The 2015 study:
1. Theorized that “trauma,” not Tylenol, caused autism
2. Only looked at ritual circumcision for some reason*?
3. Focused on non-Muslims for some reason*?
4. Looked at ASD diagnosis records (so risk increases simply by taking your kids to the doctor)
*the reason is p-hacking
1. Theorized that “trauma,” not Tylenol, caused autism
2. Only looked at ritual circumcision for some reason*?
3. Focused on non-Muslims for some reason*?
4. Looked at ASD diagnosis records (so risk increases simply by taking your kids to the doctor)
*the reason is p-hacking
October 9, 2025 at 6:49 PM
The 2015 study:
1. Theorized that “trauma,” not Tylenol, caused autism
2. Only looked at ritual circumcision for some reason*?
3. Focused on non-Muslims for some reason*?
4. Looked at ASD diagnosis records (so risk increases simply by taking your kids to the doctor)
*the reason is p-hacking
1. Theorized that “trauma,” not Tylenol, caused autism
2. Only looked at ritual circumcision for some reason*?
3. Focused on non-Muslims for some reason*?
4. Looked at ASD diagnosis records (so risk increases simply by taking your kids to the doctor)
*the reason is p-hacking
Montana State just tied South Dakota State on a botched rugby-style punt scoop-and-score.
September 7, 2025 at 2:43 AM
Montana State just tied South Dakota State on a botched rugby-style punt scoop-and-score.
Delaware will make a bowl, despite currently being ineligible.
August 20, 2025 at 9:53 PM
Delaware will make a bowl, despite currently being ineligible.
For sure. Occasionally, it’d even be good at baseball!
August 18, 2025 at 5:04 PM
For sure. Occasionally, it’d even be good at baseball!
Oh yeah, I guess some folks couldn’t wait for the postgame testimonials and concert.
August 13, 2025 at 2:38 AM
Oh yeah, I guess some folks couldn’t wait for the postgame testimonials and concert.
Related: I’d never seen so many “first time at Camden Yards” buttons as tonight, so it was a pretty unengaged crowd up at the tippy top where I was.
Honestly asking, what did the fans do? Did something come through on TV?
Honestly asking, what did the fans do? Did something come through on TV?
August 13, 2025 at 1:42 AM
Related: I’d never seen so many “first time at Camden Yards” buttons as tonight, so it was a pretty unengaged crowd up at the tippy top where I was.
Honestly asking, what did the fans do? Did something come through on TV?
Honestly asking, what did the fans do? Did something come through on TV?