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Japan: https://www.sinchew.com.my/news/20260718/international/7680304 The metric this time is fraction of households where the caregiver and the care recipient are both above certain age. Age 75+ : 37.1% of households in Japan are such that the caregiver and care recipient are age 75 or older. Age 65+ : 61.9% of households in Japan are such that the caregiver and care recipient are age 65 or older.

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It sucks she never got justice. His punishment was to not be elected president. You or I would have done real time.

Made bread during the festival. Came out fine but it appears that oven in the camper is not real even. Will have to remember to rotate pan during baking in the future. [image: IMG-6352.jpg]

Shapiro is DOA

@RealPlayer said: It’s 158 here. Grey skies but I don’t smell smoke. You feel something’s off though, an “ugh” sensation being outdoors. With better air, I’d be on my bike. I hate not riding in otherwise nice weather. Yep. I keep putting off my ride another day…. Before you know it a week passes.

@Mik Single pass cooling systems are a terrible idea in general.

Nice trick with good potentials. Still need to solve the sound/audio issue. Also brings along use cases for wireless integrated sensing and communication ("ISAC", where you use the wireless communications networks to "detect" objects and motions).

Not sure there's a "science" behind this. There's mathematics, sure. We know the exact mathematical operations performed to train the LLMs and to make use of the LLMs (perform inferences). But I hesitate to say there is "science" behind it because the mathematical operations performed do not attempt to simulate or approximate any physical system. It's like you execute a series of mathematical operations and plot the output of each step onto a canvas using some coordinate system, then you step back and notice some "interesting patterns." Doesn't mean there is a "science" behind your series of mathematical operations, the output just happen to resemble something you deem interesting when mapped using a certain coordinate system.

@Bernard said: @AndyD Yes, that's the one. But I don't like that recording of it. Well she was only 21 years old at the time. It's well beyond my abilities.

@wtg Thanks! I had searched for "The Piano Tuner" and I guess fuzzy results don't come up. Anyway, highly recommended!

Any day now, I expect a social media post announcing the CiC and the SecDef's testosterone levels.

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