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Comment Re: Ah not to worry. (Score 1) 135

Supposedly, and I am not a biology person, the contributing factor to the increase in peanut allergy is due to the recommendation to delay introducing peanuts in the diets of infants. Countries that do not have such a recommendation have not seen an increase. No idea if this is true, YMMV, etc

Comment Re: Making a Mountain out of a mole hill (Score 1) 141

I would be more worried about my general liability policy than the authority having jurisdiction (AHJ). Having an unlicensed person doing the work is no bueno. Plus, in many (all?) states having an unlicensed electrician doing work if they are not the property owner is not allowed.

Comment Re:From an American perspective... (Score 1) 152

I too have taken trains many times and it rarely is on time--often the delays are hours. I would say the upper limit where train travel in the US is reliable is about 250 miles, though Brightline may be greater than that because they own a portion of the track they run on.

Comment Re: Good (Score 1) 58

The Chinese regulators are right in concept, but ultimately it will be a feckless exercise. Legitimate sources will comply and sources with malicious intent will not. It will not make unflagged images more trustworthy, though I don't think that is China's ultimate goal.

The cynic in me says this is part of the broader Chinese effort to promulgate their regulatory concept on to the broader Internet and not a noble desire to reduce the harm that AI modified images can cause

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