I really need to sit down and think for a while to remember how i used to explain this, because it nearly always got a "oh... that kinda makes sense... dang"

How can any media that has underwriting or advertisers actually do genuine reporting? Ask yourself this!

The only way to really report on the "news" is to not be supported by advertisers or underwriting.

I've known this since Dr. Naji Dahi's class in 2002, with upkeep by Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak, as well as having worked for ABC and a KKR Joint that's all up in "media".

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2779987 3.5 per 10,000

take it up with JAMA and the AJG.

do you do SCREENING or DIAGNOSTIC/POLYP REMOVAL?

because there's a difference. And it has nothing to do whether i use google.com or chat.whatever.com to find that out.

i used fortran recently to see how "slow" python is, i did matrix multiplies by hand in .c, and .py. Now i didn't write the fortran, the AI did, but i remember enough that i verified what it did was sane, also the other two i wrote did agree with results.

  fortran 1   unit of time
  C       1.7 unit of time
  python  2.2 unit of time

anyhow, 1996-ish. crazy.

as linked in the article, looks like a nightmare. i was hyped that i could recommend something to author friends, but, i can hear it now, "Maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan!"

oh well, they'll have to pay someone that understands all of that, because i don't.

my friend may just be hoping he gets to see it, 40 years is a long time for him. me too, but i might see it.

i only answered the specific question of where the number "48" or the range 40-80 came from.

my cite even shows perforations are 3-5 per 10000 so i don't know what you're on me about

Remembering (and using!) someone's name is a magic spell, too.

and we still ... actually he just called so i gotta cut this short we talk 5 hours a week on the phone plus we run a PBX and chat server and stuff so we're constantly in contact.

RESULTS Among the 30,818 records identified, 82 population-based studies from 24 countries were included, involving a total of 38.5 million colonoscopies. The estimated incidence per 10,000 colonoscopies was as follows: gastrointestinal AEs, including perforation (5.15; 95% confidence interval [CI] 4.19-6.34, I2 = 99%), bleeding (18.39; 95% CI 13.53-24.99, I2 = 100%), and splenic injury (0.61; 95% CI 0.43-0.85, I2 = 93%); nongastrointestinal AEs, including cardiovascular events (52.11; 95% CI 18.67-144.59, I2 = 100%), respiratory events (4.26; 95% CI 0.73-24.99, I2 = 100%), and deaths related to colonoscopy (0.18; 95% CI 0.10-0.34, I2 = 74%). Subgroup analyses yielded partially divergent findings. The majority of the included studies exhibited a low to moderate risk of bias.

just ask any AI, i don't got time to play tic-tac-toe with the NIH.gov website gating me behind click bus images for 10 minutes

This is anecdote by induction.

It is a Native Ad. i don't have the clip where the CEO of NPR discusses "underwriting" via ad inserts that "go with the flow."

What bothers me is someone who is correct getting downvoted, merely because it's sarcastic.

this is like discussing what will happen when we have UBI or teleporters or mars habitation. It's so far in the future it's funny.

As mentioned elsewhere, there is no such thing as a self-driving car. Waymo just removed the ability for their cars to go on freeways recently. There's no Teslas for rent within 50 miles of my house.

My friend just got a 2026 tesla and he has to take over to stop it from using the wrong lanes on freeways, or going straight in a turn lane.

My wife's driver assist in the subaru tries to kill me every time i use it, me and everyone in the car with me. so i shut it off. maybe there's been an OTA update that fixed it, who knows. All i know is there's a massive class action just waiting against subaru, once their eyesore system kills enough people.

There is no self-driving car, such that, right now, i could order one, and it would show up at my house.

we are 40 years from a fully autonomous, self-driving and self navigating car. and that's being conservative. We'll probably get some intermediate "partial self driving" like we have now with addons like "pre-planned routes" like I-10 or whatever.

My friend drives in Los Angeles with his tesla. I live in Louisiana.

There's no self driving.

this game has been added to incrementaldb!

Mention on twitter you spent 2 billion on scientists instead of marketing, so hey try our new chocolate.

with that being said, both my extremely liberal doctor of political science friend and myself (i lean authoritarian and center) find it to be ... underwhelming.

"7 countries in 5 years; Iraq Syria Lebanon Libya Somalia Sudan and finishing off with Iran"

well here we are 25 years later finally getting around to that last one...

anyhow, as other people and myself said already, the metal never gets hot enough to incandesce, not even remotely close!