Kendyl Pool was born with malformations in her inner ears leaving her deaf. Her mother first discovered @Hearview_ Smart Glasses from Chrissy Marshall's TikTok video (video attached in quoted post), and gave her a pair for her 10th birthday:
@jeremykauffman I believe he would be extremely popular, but could not win the GOP primary.
Also, for demographic reasons, he could be a slam-dunk in 2032. Cite:
Then you’re a foolish person.
IMO, Obama was not a particularly good president, but then neither was his predecessor.
Also, Obama has been out of office for a decade. Biden and Bush Jr. were both much more incompetent, and more damaging, and Trump 2.0 is an absolute train wreck, especially compared to Trump 1.0. Obama’s mediocrity is undeniable, but also pretty milquetoast compared to some of the bozos who have held that office in the last half century.
@Dream4Liberty In 2016 I recruited Bernie Sander’s ground team in Ohio to collect signatures to get Gary Johnson on the ballot.
Ohio was the last state to gain ballot access, in the first year the LP acquired 50 state access.
You’re welcome.
30 anos.
Por 30 anos o PC foi a mesma coisa: Intel ou AMD dentro, GPU do lado, e torce pra não travar.
A NVIDIA acabou com isso numa keynote.
RTX Spark. Primeiro chip deles para computador pessoal. CPU, GPU e memória num único silício. ARM, 3nm, 1 petaflop de IA local.
Num laptop de 14mm.
Rodou Forza Horizon 6 e 007 First Light no palco a 100 FPS em 1440p. Fora da tomada. Sem throttling. No Windows.
O número que muda tudo: roda modelos de IA de 120 bilhões de parâmetros sem cloud. Sem API. Sem assinatura. Seu agente de IA mora na sua máquina. Ligado 24 horas. Só seu.
O PC não é mais uma tela com teclado. É uma estação de IA pessoal.
Robotic surgery has better outcomes, so much so that it is luxury priced.
Surgery is the only industry where the robotized version costs more than the artisanal, “by hand” version of any product or service.
There is a massive regulatory moat around automating anything in healthcare, that keeps innovation out, automation out, and secures surgeons in high paying jobs.
This was not unreasonable—if someone is going to be slicing open human bodies, and poking around inside us, we want them to be smart, well educated doctors. We want that bar to be high.
But now that we have robotic surgical techniques, and fast becoming ubiquitous AI, healthcare generally, and surgical techniques in particular, need massive deregulation, or we’re going to have lost decade(s) in bringing down the price of robotized surgical techniques, to collapse the price of healthcare.
There ought to be entire robotized hospitals, instead IF a hospital has any automated surgical systems at all, they have one machine, and it’s priced twice as high, like an elite medical offering.
The regulatory moat around surgery needs to be attacked like cost-plus billing is being attacked in the military space.
`Too often, failing government agencies get bigger budgets, while successful agencies have their budgets cut – because government caters to those screaming the loudest, regardless of what they’re screaming about.
In business, it’s exactly the opposite! You invest more in the most successful departments, and less in those that aren’t performing."
—Mike Bloomberg
“…the MC libertarians… will loyally back the GOP nominee if it is Vance even if Amash is the LP candidate.”
WTF are you even on about?
I know not a single MC member that would do so, though there is a drive to get Massie on the LP ticket.
(An Amash vs Massie primary would be incredible for the party.)