1-2 weeks. I’ve gotten one prescription for “everyday glasses” that never took. I basically suffered dizziness and nausea whenever I wore them.
I went back to the glasses place and got a weaker prescription.
Optometry is an art. They don’t always get it right.
We can do both. Rebuilding roads to support active transit is going to take a lot of time and money. In the meantime, enforcing existing speed limits makes a lot of sense.
I’m lucky. I’ve never seen a fatal accident.
Fatalities are more likely at higher speeds. Training drivers to slow down and drive at a reasonable speed seems like a really good idea.
What’s with the toxicity? Don’t make Lemmy a shitty place.
I last played a Rogue. As fun as the sneaky stuff is, I prefer Wizard. Probably take a wiz next time through.
The princess is neither Sync nor Send.
Seconded.
I feel like both are needed. It seems like healthcare spending increases, but we never have enough providers, and access is decreasing.
FWIW, Ontario has the lowest per capita healthcare spending among the provinces. Maybe due to economies of scale.
What if we say that provincial politicians salaries are garnished after the wait time is exceeded?
I think we could also do that for senior hospital administrators who lack a front-line medical background.
I’ve heard it likened to the dot-com boom: yeah, we’ve got a tonne of e-commerce today, but the stars hadn’t aligned in early 2k.
I’m sure there’s lots of good stuff under each of the headings, but these seem incredibly anodyne:
The key pillars of advice in the Best Practices Guide are:
- To make a clear commitment from the organization;
- Break down silos;
- Make decisions based on up-to-date information;
- Procure vehicles and equipment that align with operational needs and develop a phased, data-driven plan for future vehicle replacements; and
- Plan for long-term success
Seems a bit early tbh. But I’ll take it.
Yeah. It’s an arms race. Any technological defense will be countered eventually. In the long run, I’m not sure a technical defense like this will be sufficient - we’ll need legal defenses that are enforced.
Weird that this is getting downvotes. It’s a legit question.
Give me a read only username and password. 😬
Thirty-ish years ago, my grandfather said he felt sorry for me because of the state of the world.
Human nature is to say things are going to shit, everything is terrible, and things were better in some non-existent past.
Yeah, things suck now. But they also sucked thirty years ago and 100 years ago. The difference is that we know the outcome to (some) of the problems people faced then. And (generally) the worst case scenario didn’t happen.
Yeah, we need to fight the rich on climate change. But we will. And we’ll mitigate the problems we can. And we’ll tell our grandkids that we don’t envy their future.
In total, the median prompt—one that falls in the middle of the range of energy demand—consumes 0.24 watt-hours of electricity, the equivalent of running a standard microwave for about one second. The company also provided average estimates for the water consumption and carbon emissions associated with a text prompt to Gemini.
What about Monsanto (Roundup) and Philip-Morris (lol)? You could probably include Dole. As well as the East India Company.
That’s an amazing track.