The better way to bus kids

Give them a bus pass and let them swap in and out of classes everywhere as opening happen. They can pick classes that help them in life, take a bus, go to that class and learn that stuff.

Do not bus elementary school kids, keep the parents tied up in elementary school where parents do most of the work.

Perfect solution, and you are still free to do diversity engineering, make the Asians have to do STEM, for example..

Try camp town in Portland in the rain

Ocasio-Cortez describes 'horrifying' conditions at Texas migrant facility

Sleeping on the sidewalk in LA.  Getting shot in Tijuana.

What do they all have in common AOC? Guess? Dim bulbs governing, like yourself. 

They are all Dem libs, they all create, nurture and sell herds of drugged out homeless. Welcome to the plantation Ms. Foreman. Just pretend your cooking for a crew of Hispanic farm workers and you be fine. Where do they come from? Why Chicago, Obama's home town, and the Bronx, your home town, they be running from the source.

Looks like a race

Headlines started hitting the wires after 11 am Monday about a ransomware attack that has brought down Georgia Courts' digital information operations. Officials confirmed to WXIA Atlanta that the website for Georgia's Administrative Office of the Courts and Judicial Council of Georgia had been down all morning.

The rush is on to get the loot before the door is locked.  It continues as long as the sofflaws are not measurable. Inthis case, scofflaws will always be insiders. Need secure ID that can manage data access, match ID with biometrics..

An instruction sheet on how to bus kids

Kamala Harris took part in a bold experiment as a child—and the experiences of her generation may transform the debate over desegregation.

They got some diversity idea to make it work better. It has one problem, it abandons the parents, the folks who provide most of everything except the 3-Rs.

But you an see Kamala is not going to give up on the idea, it is her 'thing' now.

Kamala banged willie for a job

AOC Says Border Patrol "Sexually Threatened" Her, Trump Confirms ICE Raids Will Resume Soon

No contest AOC, I have nothing on the line, your whole career is being shot with nonsense.

I also know AOC is an ice melter, one of the worst, she is to blame for immigrants wanting to leave a balmy 75 deg F climate. 

AOC is part of the busing conspiracy, the conspiracy to sneak dangerous drugs into otherwise healthy families. AOC supports the California cartels.

AOC is one of those asshole progressives who end up carpet bombing rice farmers.

Digicash is collateral

I need fewer prequalifications if I have digicash.  On line, if I want cash, I just offer the creditor two months payment, zap;  If the creditor wants to know more, my secure ID can show an abbreviated version of my cash history. This is an ovre the counter exchange, maybe a human intervenes to OK the deal, maybe not.  Digicash is a great liquidity, it can be restored after a visit to the ledger service later. If total liquidity runs dry, just go sell something in the pits. Good stuff.

Mayor Garcetti makes babies lie in the gutter and drink urine

AOC: Border Patrol Agents Locked Women In Cells And ‘Told Them To Drink Out Of The Toilets’ (Update)

We be having a Trump contest. I will win, I don't need to get anyone elected.

We be bused

Biden plummets, Harris vaults to second in major poll

This is a CNN poll, so be careful. Polls still settling on the issue. But Bernie got swamped! All he said was that 'no one likse busing'. 

Busing it is.  Like being put in a cow car and railroaded to fight WW1, in the trenches, the streets wars are drug wars, military grade.

My thoughts exactly

Where We See Shapes, AI Sees Textures

When you look at a photograph of a cat, chances are that you can recognize the pictured animal whether it’s ginger or striped — or whether the image is black and white, speckled, worn or faded. You can probably also spot the pet when it’s shown curled up behind a pillow or leaping onto a countertop in a blur of motion. You have naturally learned to identify a cat in almost any situation. In contrast, machine vision systems powered by deep neural networks can sometimes even outperform humans at recognizing a cat under fixed conditions, but images that are even a little novel, noisy or grainy can throw off those systems completely.
A research team in Germany has now discovered an unexpected reason why: While humans pay attention to the shapes of pictured objects, deep learning computer vision algorithms routinely latch on to the objects’ textures instead.
This finding, presented at the International Conference on Learning Representations in May, highlights the sharp contrast between how humans and machines “think,” and illustrates how misleading our intuitions can be about what makes artificial intelligences tick. It may also hint at why our own vision evolved the way it did.

We learned how to repeat muscle impulses to represent sequences, in exactly the same way we make Huffman trees in the sand box.  Looking for the complete sequence that uniquely identifies  a generator.  Thought is pretend motion, the eye movements are great at it, do not over rate the human brain, it ain't all that complex.

The bots do this, and the bots assume we do this. The result is that the bots will be keeping us busy, not idle. This method is the same way trade theory works, and Keynesian theory doesn't. In economics it needs a name, and that name is Baumol effect, the ability to reach equal scale ratios everywhere in the value chain.

NSA and Silicon Valley are at fault

Florida city fires IT employee after paying ransom demand last week

Officials from Lake City, Florida, have fired an IT employee last week after the city was forced to approve a gigantic ransomware payment of nearly $500,000 last Monday.
The employee, whose name was not released, was fired on Friday, according to local media reports [1, 2], who cited the Lake City mayor.
The city's IT manager is also planning to revamp the town's entire IT department to prevent a similar incident from happening in the future.



Since then, a third Florida municipality was also hit, namely the village of Key Biscayne [1, 2]. Officials reported a Ryuk ransomware infection last week, but they haven't decided yet if they want to pay the ransom demand.
While there are pros and cons to paying a ransom demand, the public and media have turned on city officials who fail to secure networks and then decide to pay hackers.
Paying ransom demands is now viewed as a sign of a city administration's failure and weakness, rather than a quick fix to get access back to citizens' data, and most likely a reason why Lake City officials fired one of their IT staff, as a sign that they are serious about improving their IT security posture.

Both NSA and Google want security compromised so they can scan through our stuff. 

The cities in Florida and elsewhere can demand an AppleID solution, with biometrics to secure data cheaply.  So, they have a choice, demand security and get the NSA involved, or else any employee with a grudge can introduce a virus and cause a half million in costs.  Either the IT managers and city officials get a clue of  get out of the business.