Or "trust the science." lol

Science is a process, not a result.

WSJ tech reviewer, Nicole Nguyen, gave back to back passes on Duo and touchscreen MB Pro. She questioned costs vs. use cases for both. I've been WSJ subscriber for a long time, going back to Walt Mossberg, and I don't ever recall these kind of reviews. Normally they would get a "gee that's nice" (even when you knew there was an eyeroll behind it) for example when Joanna Stern was there. If I were Ternus I would be having some tense meetings with designs teams today.

Yeah. I like Rayban's wayfarer style, but meta Mark blew that up for me. gotta go get new frames now.

Picard was all class. Really sad to hear this news today. RIP Patrick Stewart.

This is a good point and pretty logical so why does market panic on this? Unfortunately, what will happen is Google finding ways to pile ads into the AI search model.

But it needs a throttle. A slightly fragile throttle so you don't lead-foot it all the time.

Populate those PowerPoints with metrics and charts. More numbers mean you understand it better.

Yes! so true. Even going into the hospital, you will see this posted on the entrance.

That people still want bread and circuses.

A lot of teasers and stories in the new. Someone is betting money on this.

Bought "smart" ones for Halloween a couple years ago, what a pain in the balls. I naively assumed that once you set them up they could just run on their own. Nope, unless they are connected to the app on your phone, they are just a light bulb w/o effect.

Not sure to what nefarious purpose AI could used those pieces of crap.

So glad someone remembered this. I was had a vague recollection of it, but no way I was going to peruse 6000 pages of Churchill's WWII memoirs to find it.

Women need positive role models today more than ever. I'm glad that this lady had her time on this planet and made the most of it.

Beginning science students were taught to never make predictions from extrapolating, only from interpolation. Especially true if the equation is non-linear. Was true in the 60's and is especially true today. Although it seems all of society has forgotten this simple rule.

I had a VW with the crap stock AM radio. I put a decent FM radio w/ tape deck (expensive back then) but I hid the install behind a panel In the glove box. My bug was broken into more than once, but no one ever found my FM radio!