CeruleanRuin
@CeruleanRuin@lemmings.world
- Comment on This hat has a secret function... | Simone Giertz 4 weeks ago:
I see Simone Giertz, I click. She remains one of the best people on YouTube.
- Comment on Swifties 4 weeks ago:
Weekend discharges occur less frequently than discharges on weekdays, contributing to hospital congestion. Artificial intelligence algorithms have previously been derived to predict which patients are nearing discharge based upon ward round notes. In this implementation study, such an artificial intelligence algorithm was coupled with a multidisciplinary discharge facilitation team on weekend shifts. This approach was implemented in a tertiary hospital, and then compared to a historical cohort from the same time the previous year. There were 3990 patients included in the study. There was a significant increase in the proportion of inpatients who received weekend discharges in the intervention group compared to the control group (median 18%, IQR 18–20%, vs median 14%, IQR 12% to 17%, P = 0.031). There was a corresponding higher absolute number of weekend discharges during the intervention period compared to the control period (P = 0.025). The studied intervention was associated with an increase in weekend discharges and economic analyses support this approach as being cost-effective. Further studies are required to examine the generalizability of this approach to other centers.
- Comment on Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Discovery | 5x10 "Life, Itself" 1 month ago:
The contemplative and slower tone of the coda really highlighted what was lost in switching to shorter seasons with a long serialized arc to babysit. Imagine if we had those arcs but with a handful of bottle episodes peppered throughout.
- Comment on Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Discovery | 5x10 "Life, Itself" 1 month ago:
I wonder if they cut down the Moll resolution a bit to make room for the series wrap up. It did feel a bit abrupt.
- Comment on Inside the ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Series Finale: The Last-Minute Coda, the Surprise Easter Eggs, and What Season 6 Would Have Been About (EXCLUSIVE) 1 month ago:
I totally called Kovich being a time traveler, but them folding him into Daniels was a neat surprise, and felt like a naturally revelation. “Oh, of course he’s bloody Daniels.” It expanded both characters without diminishing their mystery at all.
Knowing that Calypso was meant to be the whole focus of season 6 is a hard blow, though. We’ll likely never get that story now. I’m glad they were able to at least tie it firmly back to the show, but man, it would have been fun to see how it played out. Why does Kovich need this Craft, and why does it require the ship to be de-refitted? Maybe now that the show is done they’ll give it a proper continuation in novel form. One can only hope.
- Comment on [Interview] As a Star Trek Era Ends, Discovery's Mary Wiseman Reveals the Franchise's Greatest Lesson 2 months ago:
This is an excellent distillation of what makes Tilly great. Imho she’s the best written character across the board in any Trek of the past two decades. I missed her sorely in season 4.
- Comment on Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Discovery | 5x07 "Erigah" 2 months ago:
It’s definitely a a nice nod to the character. If bar patrons 600 years later still get the reference, that speaks well of her lasting influence on the Federation.
- Comment on Preview ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Episode 507 With New Images And Clip From “Erigah” 2 months ago:
I wonder if they ginned these up for Section 31 or Starfleet Academy (if that’s still a thing?) and figured they could use them here, similar to the First Contact uniforms being ported over to DS9.
- Comment on Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Discovery | 5x07 "Erigah" 2 months ago:
I really think they just overplayed their hand, and he really did overdose by accident - or because he thought it was the only way for Moll to get away. I don’t believe either of them are basing a strategem on the Progenitor tech actually being able to resurrect him, but Moll is desperate now, so she’s willing to believe it might work because it’s the only hope she has left.
- Comment on Annotations for *Star Trek: Discovery* 5x07: “Erigah” (SPOILERS) 2 months ago:
I don’t think Reno was referencing The Littles, as she referred to the treasure hunt as sounding like something out of a holonovel “for the littles”. Unless there’s something specific in Peterson’s stories relating directly to this, I’m pretty sure it was just a cutesy way of saying “for little kids”.
- Comment on Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Discovery | 5x04 "Face the Strange" 3 months ago:
In that episode.more time had passed, and Zora never mentions the crew by name, so the crew she was waiting for to return might have been replacements who never arrived.
- Comment on Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Discovery | 5x04 "Face the Strange" 3 months ago:
Would have been funny to bring fellow Cylon Landry back and have Rayner say “wait do I know you?”
- Comment on Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Discovery | 5x04 "Face the Strange" 3 months ago:
Also, what is dragging him along with Burnham and Rayner, while the consciousnesses of everyone else are presumably unaware of the jumps? Come to think of it what’s the point of the Time Bug if nobody involved is usually aware of it? Is the jumping just a side effect of the ship being “frozen” in time?
- Comment on [deleted] 4 months ago:
I mean you can discuss it to death, but without facts – which don’t exist, because he didn’t tell anyone the intimate workings of his fucked up mind – the best you can do is speculate. By all means, go ahead.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 months ago:
But but but why did he spray bullets at a crowd with intent to murder hundreds? Why, man, why? We need his manifesto, his tax records, the political affiliations of his associates and family! How else am I supposed to fit him into my narrative if I can’t prove why he thought to do the unthinkable?
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- Comment on [deleted] 4 months ago:
Even if they could, I don’t know why you would jump to that idea when the guy fucking shot 800 people. He clearly wasn’t right in the head. He also had a history of heavy gambling and drinking. I don’t smell conspiracy on this one. This was just a mentally unwell guy who made a decision to murder; it is, unfortunately, a quintessential American story that keeps repeating.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 months ago:
Those gun bans weren’t passed until 2022, which really puts the lie to the assertion that we stopped talking about it.
Maybe it’s more accurate to say we ran out of new things to say about it, and that’s why it’s not front and center in the news at this current moment. It’s also a hugely divisive issue and nobody seems to have a solution to the problem that doesn’t just piss off a bunch of other people, so in an election year it’s the last thing policy makers want to bring up.
- Comment on Star Trek: Discovery final season will premiere at SXSW; logline released 6 months ago:
Okay, but what do you like about it?
Why do so many people go online and think it’s suddenly normal human behavior to walk into a room griping about something?
- Comment on Star Trek: Discovery final season will premiere at SXSW; logline released 6 months ago:
Temper your expectations and it’s perfectly enjoyable.
- Comment on George Carlin's thoughts on class structure and the rich 6 months ago:
Nah, it’s just incredibly rude and obnoxious to imply a person is a sex pest just because you’re too fucking lazy or incompetent to spend ten seconds on a search engine and find out you can’t tell two very different people apart.
- Comment on George Carlin's thoughts on class structure and the rich 6 months ago:
Whatever you think of the results or the implications, it’s hard to deny that it is in fact interesting. People downvoting you for saying so ought to be ashamed of themselves.
- Comment on George Carlin's thoughts on class structure and the rich 6 months ago:
Carlin’s great wisdom is in understanding that how things are is the greatest joke of all.
- Comment on George Carlin's thoughts on class structure and the rich 6 months ago:
One of the 20th Century’s greatest popular philosophers.
- Comment on Star Trek: The Deep Space Nine episode that predicted a US crisis [bbc.com] 6 months ago:
Oh look, another post in 2024 about that one episode that takes place in 2024. What an original think piece.
- Comment on Quentin Tarantino's 'Star Trek' Movie Would Have Been a "Balls-Out Hard R" Movie 7 months ago:
Quentin’s pitch: “So there’s an entire species where they’re all feet. And Kirk says the n-word. Like, a lot.”
- Comment on Let's remember some Star Trek games 7 months ago:
At the very least, the music is great and the writing is full of great jokes and also some pretty compelling sci-fi scenarios that would have fit perfectly in the series. If point and click adventure games aren’t your speed, find a walkthrough (theynarent hard to find online) and refer to it whenever you’re stuck.
- Comment on Let's remember some Star Trek games 7 months ago:
I had that one! There was a Borg game in the same vein, but it wasn’t nearly as entertaining.
- Comment on Star Trek: Discovery | Final Season Exclusive Clip (CCXP 2023) | Paramount+ 7 months ago:
You don’t actually have to watch it. You also don’t have to complain about it in literally every thread about it.
- Comment on Knives out, cat! 8 months ago:
Britney Spears? More like Britney Knives, amirite?
- Comment on Knives out, cat! 8 months ago:
It’s probably exactly what you thought it was: pagesix.com/…/britney-spears-dances-with-knives-a…