Well, maybe if you took a moment to try to understand the motivations of this person you could acknowledge that there's a chance that this could have been avoided if the mother had better mental health support.
As I said in my first comment, mental health isn't an excuse and she's still a murderer. She needs to face justice for that.
However, understanding the circumstances that led to this provide an opportunity to avoid similar things happening in future.
SIDS is more of a category of "unexplained infant death", so yes: some of these infants may have blocked their own airways.
However, that's not true of all cases. There's complex neuro-stuff going on that we don't understand and is difficult to research.
We reduce the risk of SIDS by ensuring that kids are less likely to block their airways with blankets and so on, because those are the things we can practically do. We can't fiddle with the neuro-stuff.
If your child dies of SIDS, that does not mean you suffocated them or let them suffocate themselves.
I think its extraordinarily likely that this person has some very serious unmanaged mental health issues.
That's not an excuse, she's still a murderer, just saying its unlikely that a person of full mental faculty murdered there own children to prove a point about protecting ones children from potential harm.
Yeah well, he's such a high level business genius its natural that he increased his net wealth by $2b a year while president. the real question is how he managed to not make any money in the first 79 years of his life. /s
Responses to cold calling are a poor indicator of success. That's just not how businesses obtain services.
How did you learn these skills? If someone told me they had learned logo design my first thought would be is that they have no idea about design because that's not how people talk about it.
I remember when starlink first became available here and had better speed than you could get with terrestrial services. 5 minutes research showed network bandwidth would be a problem once they had significant adoption. Lo and behold...
I block posters and commenters I don't want to see. Its that simple.
I used to avoid it because I thought I'd create an echochamber, but I've come to realise that there's a few users with fixations about specific issues that just give me the shits honestly.
I understand what you're saying but this might not be the beat way to describe it.
I think their supremacist beliefs are held in the core of their being. They may on some level know they're not superior to anyone else, but they do believe that they deserve to be treated as superior.
They're cowards because they understand that their beliefs are not acceptable and there will be consequences in their lives that they're unwilling to encounter.
I generally struggle with this type of event so it's great to go explore with the kids and have an excuse for not mingling.
It doesn't really matter that the room is boring or liminal or whatever. Exploring is grade-A entertainment for toddlers. There's guaranteed to be a dropped paperclip or pen cap or some other treasure in here somewhere.
I don't think the job cuts and re-allocations are managers deciding that teams can be replaced by AI. It's the company re-allocating resources to try to develop AI, because acquiring VC and the staff for that is challenging so they redirect it from other parts of their business.
I think that, to the surprise of no one who actually works for a living, they have encountered the ceiling of generative AI abilities (although it's not implemented in a public facing app yet), and they know it's never going to be more than an incremental boost to productivity.
In the year 2100, when American children learn about the late capitalist era and the revolution, will they conclude the country hadn't fallen apart by 2026?
I don't know but my supposition is that the ras pi pictured is several powers of magnitude more powerful than the 803.