wow, -2. What a surprise. Anything that paints Trump in a good light is downvoted. And this is why there's a silent majority that smile when libs talk and vote Trump anyway.
or maybe it's meant to actually help the students, and it's something that he can do without the opposing party conducting lawfare and stopping it? I don't know, I always look at the simplest motivation for actions first.
there was a case where the USSC ruled that growing food on your own land for your own consumption was interstate commerce, and forced the farmer to stop. Never underestimate the ability of political justices to contort the Constitution.
executive orders are SUPPOSED to only be directives to the Executive Branch on how to conduct operations. Unfortunately this power has been abused by past Presidents. Executive Orders have no force of law.
with high insulin, doing this nearly guarantees that your body will pull the calories from muscle tissue, versus pulling them from fat. So you can end up sabotaging your efforts.
All of this would raise more alarm if the climate had been steady for millions of years before this. As it stands, the Earth's climate has always been changing: geologically speaking, the last Ice Age wasn't that long ago, so of course the temperatures are going to get higher...
Everything with humans has a social component. This is a social valuation of Tesla that has nothing to do with the current value of the company. I like Tesla, and hope we go all electric soon, but this is a premature overvaluing of the company (in my opinion).
I tell people that I have a little old librarian that retrieves stuff for me, and as I grow older, I have more stuff to look through before he can retrieve something. Something used often may be near the front, but little-used data may take days to retrieve.
Until it's not. Until a pandemic wipes out an appreciable portion of your population, and causes a reversion, until a war does the same, or an asteroid, or low birth-rate. Progress isn't some irreversible, implacably forward-moving wave.
I was IT for a company back in the late 90's that was using neural networks (along with a non-invasive sensor net)to detect breast cancer. Didn't quite work then, would be nice to see it revived with newer tech.
Org-mode realllllly makes it better. I keep it open and have 'Pre-launch' and 'Post-launch' todo items, plus major design features have their own heading with steps broken out.
funny you should mention that: I saw a YouTube video last week that went through some linear algebra real-world uses - edge-detection being one of them... it would have been awesome to have been told/shown that rather than just "study this".