Jon Lai

@jonjlai.bsky.social

Personal account Progress over perfection Pronouns are he / him Edmonton, Alberta, Canada | Treaty 6 (1876)

You've heard the expression: “With friends like these, who needs enemies?” Saturday at 2:00 PM PT, Edmund examines films filled with “Frenemies." Enjoy the on-screen rivalries of Buzz and Woody in 'Toy Story,' Thor and Star-Lord in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and more.

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‼️ Sum: Ugh ‼️ ZERO evidence to support this move! Eg, likely to: > costs to healthcare system > overdiagnosis, anxiety, iatrogenic injury > confusion & inequities > wait times for public Alberta out-of-pocket payments for private medical testing beginning this week globalnews.ca/news/1199559...

Alberta out-of-pocket payments for private medical testing beginning this week | Globalnews.ca

Patients will pay for the tests when they receive them and potentially be reimbursed if the results lead to a cancer diagnosis, the Alberta government said.

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⚠️ Ugh. Protecting knowledge base crucial. ⚠️ Doctored data sets could trick AI agents www.nature.com/articles/d41... It is easy "for fraudsters to ‘poison’ these resources by uploading manipulated data sets that closely resemble the original ones but lead to different conclusions."

Doctored data sets could trick AI agents

Researchers warn that ‘poisoned’ information can undermine the reliability of tools that analyse data autonomously.

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Karly Coleman @szaracat.bsky.social: Yes With lower upkeep costs than roads, and year-round usability, bike lanes offer practical mobility for everyone. Kayode Southwood: No Failure to plan, consult and integrate bike lanes impact local communities and businesses. albertaviews.ca/should-citie...

Should Cities Build More Bike Lanes? - Alberta Views

bike lanes show where cyclists are on the road. Bike lanes have unfortunately become a polarizing infrastructure issues in cities.

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What’s missing from this story is that the Summerby-Murray report suggests selling the organ to someone in the United States. A memorial to dead Canadian soldiers. Let that sink in. Absolutely shameful behavior from the university. The organ needs to stay where it is.

Andrea DeKeseredy@andiewinnipeg.bsky.social · last mo.

The point of this article is that the University of Alberta administration does not care what members of its own community want. They will do what they want, and use misleading information to justify doing so. Consult is administrator speak for ignore.

ZERO evidence to support this move. ZERO. More privatization likely result in: > inequities > in healthcare spending > inefficiency & admin costs > unnecessary care / procedures < resources / providers in public system Sum: unhinged idea fuelled by blind ideology www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Eligible doctors in Alberta can work in both public, private systems starting this fall | CBC News

In order to be eligible for dual practice, doctors must do a minimum number of hours in the public system first. The province says those hour requirements along with other safeguards will protect the ...

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NEW: Alberta announces dual practice will start this fall. Patients will now have option to pay for all elective surgeries allowed by CPSA in a non-hospital surgical facility, including hips, knees and cataract.