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We are already doing that. We use predictive analytics that processes dozens of data elements on each patient in the hospital and scores them for sepsis risk. The system then can do many things with that score. The most popular is paging to the attending provider and care team. This helps to reduce the cases of septic shock significantly.
The technology hasn't advanced since we learned how to read a record with a laser, and that was ages ago. Records aren't improving, and record players aren't improving. Vinyl is dead as a doornail. That DJs and hipsters still consume it doesn't change that; nobody else is interested, and even DJs are using it less and less. I wasn't dissatisfied with the reporting or any bias in the paper, I had just moved on and got all the news I wanted from the internet and admittedly TV.
Newspapers were stacking up in my apartment waiting to be taken to the recycling center. I used to spend Sunday afternoons flipping through every page of the newspaper while watching NFL games. Now I don't get a paper and I don't watch football. You might say I've changed as well. When I stopped subscribing to the local paper I got so many calls from them trying to get me to resubscribe that I finally called up their "newstips" number and told them about a newspaper who was violating the do-not-call registry.
Then the calls stopped. One interesting side effect of not getting the local paper is I'm probably more aware of what's happening in Syria than I am with what's happening locally. That doesn't mean I'm more knowledgeable about international affairs.
Instead I'm probably just more ignorant of what's going on in the place where I live. Not that the NYT is free from bias or from making mistakes but you're basically claiming that there's no way we can ever have any idea as to what's really happening in the world. If you want to put the NYT in the same category as the Weekly World News and other tabloids where do we turn to for current events?
Sorry, but some news sources are more trustworthy than others. Should we reject anything we hear from a long established part of the 4th estate and instead rely on what our friends liked on Facebook? I'd be more interested in local news if the local newspaper didn't just print fluff pieces and hyper-partisan bullshit.
There is real corruption in my city, for example, but it's not investigated or reported. If you can backdoor cryptomining into a "secure messaging" service, you can backdoor pretty much everything. I'm sure that any US-based service has similar "bugs". How hard is it to create an application that communicates with a web service without the requirement to run random code? Why is there even a code interpreter in a "secure messaging app"?
Number 1 in debt, Number 1 in citizen incarceration rate, number 1 in mass shootings, number 1 in climate change denial, number 1 in letting our infrastructure collapse under our feet, number 1 in letting poor people die due to lack of medical insurance, number 1 in bankrupting people who go to our universities. The voters thought Trump was better than the establishment politicians. How much of that is on the voters, and how much of that is on the establishment?
You would lose that bet. Even if they have additional sources of data, and use their own people more likely, their own computers making predictions, both the military and most news organizations use NWS data.
Are you talking about the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of ? That's the only recent bank bailout of which I'm aware and it was signed into law by George W. Congress is the board of directors, and they need to be taken out of the day to day decision system.
This is by design. The Constitution even limits the military budget process to no more than two years, with no similar limit on any other cabinet department. Back in when the Constitution was drafted, military coups were more common than they are today. Even outside of coups, military leaders were far more influential in governments. Our founders wanted to prevent that and put the military firmly under the control of civilians, to mitigate the risk of a powerful military controlling or even taking over the government.
After WW2, with the Cold War in full swing, the military became a favorite vehicle for delivering pork, as well. That, to me, is the real problem here. Our military is no longer about defense sorry, "invading Iraq" which is 7, miles away is not "defending our country".
It is designed to evoke patriotism and support in the people so the wealthy can funnel lucrative contracts to favored military-industrial complex contractors. Essentially, stealing from the poor taxpayers to give to the rich CEOs of companies like Boeing. Yes, those companies provide some value. However, they do so with gross inefficiency and well beyond the level required to defend U. That is the problem that needs solving.
The internet was nice before everything became mobile. You already fucked desktop interfaces, why do you want fuck the internet too? If value for money is part of the phone's rating, then the rating doesn't really tell you which is the better phone. Why does value for money need to be part of the rating when the price is usually listed right next to the rating? Been a while since your last trip to the middle country?
This is what it's like. Fake positive reviews are all the rage. Negative reviews are removed or shouted down by shills. In China, nobody would even bat an eye. In the near future, nobody in the "democratic" west will either. The other 20 percent would pay for grants that could be used for any of the above project categories. Trump's plan would also add rural broadband facilities to the list of eligible categories for Private Activity Bonds, which allow private projects to "benefit from the lower financing costs of tax-exempt municipal bonds.
States get to decide how the bulk of the money is spent. Work with your state's government to make your voice heard. The rest of the money is available for grants for a wide range of shit. That something that called itself 'the United States of America' continued to exist after the civil war ignores the terrible cost and incredible tragedy of that war, and the deep damage done to those involved and to the institution of the 'US' itself. Ironic that the companies that are in business to watch people's IDs seem to not care about protecting security themselves with basic account security measures.
Do these services even work? Once someone applies and gets a credit card, the damage is done That's because we have a culture and society that doesn't value privacy or security. Take for example European countries who have a higher value in privacy that security companies actually flourish there, because more people on average care about security and testing for flaws. Meanwhile, the only security companies that flourish in the US are security camera installers who install completely open to the internet security cameras for everyone Because it's easier to just leave the firewall open to the internet for the client, who cares?
Job is done, got payed! Client is happy to be able to watch their place on their phone and forgets about all that secured network nonsense.
There's definitely zero risk assessment being done at many companies. You'd have to be absolutely mental to VPN all your traffic through Facebook's servers. They have direct access to all your traffic as it leaves their VPN concentrator. Secure, encrypted traffic between two endpoints? Secure, encrypted traffic between yourself and an actor with unknown motives who by default has to decrypt it before sending it on it's way to the Internet? I am shocked, shocked that a megacorp not to mention that it just happens to be one that was already primarily known for being a piece-of-shit offers a trojan horse VPN service.
Who could have predicted that Facebook would want to spy on people?! No, I wouldn't have guessed it to be untrustworthy, and you wouldn't have guessed either! Now if you'll excuse me, I'll go back to using something safe: I don't know what would be worse. On the other hand, FB isn't someone whom I would trust to be a privacy provider.
There are fewer parties that can have access to snarfing my network logs If you trust neither, then there's no point bothering. VPN is useful for 2 things: My home, and my office 2 shifting your traffic from an ISP that's a known bad actor, to one that's only a suspected bad actor because be honest, are there really any ISPs that are "known good"?
Number 2 is still relevant for many people, but VPNs are far too commonly used by people who don't understand the technology to try to simply make everything safe, when all it really does in most cases is add complication, cost, and latency.
Never mind if we ever get to a point where you can 3D print your own AK that can fire 30k rounds without the receiver breaking or the barrel exploding in your face like the original can or You could make small arms with conventional machine-shop tools. Why is this always an issue when people talk about 3d printing??? No-one is saying, "if you let people buy a hobby lathe, they could start turning out hand grenades and rifle barrels. Will there be enough text left in the body of the email for a text-based client to even work anymore?
Not that I'm worried about it - I suspect the same people who will use AMP to send email are the ones I wouldn't want to read anyway. Ideas need to be combated aggressively. How it works in the tech world is that if you just sit back passively and say "eh, not for me," then the powers that be will make it default, and more and more companies will use it exclusively.
There will be a short period where you really can opt out, but as it gains more traction, you will be more cut off and marginalized like folks who, say, refuse to use sites that require Javascript.