dmschulman

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by dmschulman 19d ago
The FDA was already in bad shape as far as inspections go. In 'The Secret Life of Groceries' (published in 2020) I believe the statistic was that the people responsible for keeping our food system safe only have the capacity to in
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Christopher Nolan's Finest Trick [video](youtube.com)
2 points by dmschulman 19d ago|0 comments
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by dmschulman 21d ago
My dad was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in December 2019 and thankfully caught wind of it in its early stages due to an eagle-eyed nurse going over some routine blood work and noting his liver numbers were off, he should talk to the doc
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by dmschulman 29d ago
The purpose of the ACA was to get more people to sign up for health insurance by creating plans everyone could access regardless of employment status or income. Solving the healthcare crisis in this country from top to bottom is going to ta
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by dmschulman 1mo ago
There's a multitude of evidence that points to the success of the ACA from a cost perspective (among other things). Cost of healthcare for individuals is not a good metric to judge by. The ecosystem of hospitals, patients, doctors, ins
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by dmschulman 2mo ago
I just launched my digital media shelf on my personal website, a catalog of my favorite books, movies, records, podcasts, and more. Lots of fun to build despite some false starts and fits: https://dmschulman.com/shelf/
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Calabi–Yau Manifold(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by dmschulman 3mo ago|0 comments
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by dmschulman 4mo ago
Funny you should mention this. Benn Jordan, on the heels of his Flock camera research, reverse engineered a non-flock ALRP unit and built his own system using some off the shelf parts, a tablet, and 3D printer. He did it mostly as an experi
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by dmschulman 4mo ago
Have we colonized Mars yet? Asking for a friend.
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Pope Leo's encyclical on preserving the human person in the AI era drops May 25(vaticannews.va)
2 points by dmschulman 4mo ago|0 comments
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Operation: Epic Furious(epicfurious.com)
382 points by dmschulman 4mo ago|126 comments
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by dmschulman 5mo ago
I read this as "why are they going after a soldier who made $30k when they could be going after guys who made seven figures off of expertly timed trades on going to war with Iran"
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by dmschulman 5mo ago
One of the biggest accounts on X hosts one of the most listened to podcasts on Spotify/Apple and has a huge following that's grown exponentially since 2023. He's an active Holocaust denier, proud antisemite, and dined with th
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by dmschulman 5mo ago
Your internal organs can't keep up with that kind of mass fluctuation, for one. Keep an eye on your kidneys.
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by dmschulman 5mo ago
Taking continuing education credits to check a box for retaining professional licensure and educating yourself about emerging and novel concepts in your field are two vastly different things. If anything, CE helps professionals update their
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by dmschulman 5mo ago
Hey now, I'm still reading the booK!
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by dmschulman 6mo ago
It's been interesting to watch some of Wynn-William's claims be vindicated by recent court decisions about the addictive and manipulative qualities of Meta and Google's products. She left the company in 2017, and along with h
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30th Annual Webby Awards: Go Vote(vote.webbyawards.com)
1 points by dmschulman 6mo ago|0 comments
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by dmschulman 6mo ago
Woosh
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by dmschulman 6mo ago
In addition to all the other answers here, foreign governments would fall over themselves to get this kind of data.
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by dmschulman 6mo ago
Additionally that kind of public trust only works if you have a government operating under the constraints of a legal framework, and to a lesser extent, an ethical framework. When a government serves the whims of an individual and instead o
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by dmschulman 7mo ago
Google Glass failed because they made the user look like they were wearing a high tech computer on their face ala Dragon Ball Z. It looked odd. Meta and Snap learned from this, but it had nothing to do with smartphone cameras not being part
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by dmschulman 7mo ago
One thing I've noticed is a large difference between what's served on Facebook's desktop site and what's served on their mobile version. I don't use the app, I just log into facebook.com on my phone, but the mobile
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by dmschulman 7mo ago
Did they even end up launching and maintaining the project? Did things break and were they able to fix it properly? The amount of front-loaded fondness for this technology without any of the practical execution and follow up really bugs me.
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I Put My Cat on a T-Shirt That References the Movie 'Hackers', You Can't Stop Me(defector.com)
1 points by dmschulman 7mo ago|0 comments
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by dmschulman 7mo ago
It's part of a multi-pronged approach to intentionally cede US soft power. To what ends I'm still fuzzy on, but this discontinuation follows a pattern we've seen with this administration knee-capping or outright dismantling m
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by dmschulman 8mo ago
https://www.dmschulman.com - a mixture of a blog, portfolio, music production info, web experiments, and soon a digital garden
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by dmschulman 8mo ago
This is Nathanson's recent article (gift link) describing her work and the story that likely triggered the FBI's interest. Her reporting tells the stories of federal workers, she's not involved in any investigative work beyon
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by dmschulman 8mo ago
It's not healthy in the least, but attempts to help fans understand why it is so are met with resistance due to ingrained biases and skepticism of the establishment. The pushback against "institutional nutrition" has been a l
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Tumblr removed from Apple App Store over abuse images (2018)(bbc.com)
71 points by dmschulman 8mo ago|15 comments

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