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Love it when movie theaters only put fragments of titles on the marquee because of space and letter limits.
Today three of the ones at the local are IKWYDLS (I Know What You Did Last Summer)
then
JURASSIC
SUPERMAN
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"Why does it say the hospital is equipped for stroke emergency? We were there. They denied!"
"Maybe you should contact them that their website is wrong. This is dangerous."
"It wasn't on their website..."
*starts googling a specific question*
"Weird now it says no instead of yes."
I go to take a look and realise with horror, yes: Google AI summary.
Google AI summary made my parents-in-law visit the wrong, unequipped hospital for a potential stroke emergency. 🙃
Turns out, while playing the accordion, I’ve developed a technique for inadvertently triggering my Apple Watch’s “Call Emergency Services” feature.
The more I look into it the more doable it seems. First of all trying to enforce fare collection on buses is a huge headache that slows down the busses makes the drivers miserable and that fails to capture the funds it costs several times over.
That cost savings isn't enough to fully cover the decrease in fares but it makes it less onerous.
MTA bus service reduces traffic, and makes the city function. The subway is overcrowded. Another benefit.
It can be done.
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