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Historians: did Balmis vaccinate children at sea? 1804 letters record disputes over food and lodging. Successive vaccinations kept the smallpox vaccine viable. Local training and boards aimed to sustain vaccination afterward. For readers studying the 1803 voyage. Read the article on transport and child care. #Smallpox
API teams see 20% lower Claude Opus 5.5 rates. Anthropic's 40% task-cost reduction is an evaluation, not your bill. Input costs $4 and output $20 per million tokens; cache reads cost $0.20 per million. Actual costs depend on token and cache use. For existing API migrations, check the model name, inference settings and tool-calling settings. Read the comparison. #Claude
Renters can track a goal of 1,188,000 homes. The 2026 to 2030 target counts starts, purchase agreements and contracts, not move-ins. Universal public rental housing aims to include the middle class; caps and rents are unconfirmed. Middle-class renters can check later notices for eligibility and dates. Read the article for what is confirmed. #HousingSupply
This post contains Toss Shopping ShareLink affiliate links, for which a commission is earned. At checkout, solo buyers see 1 Pantone pack. Beige open-ear earbuds cost 4,830 won as of 2026-10-03. Toss Shopping lists a 4.7/5 rating from 5,006 reviews. The single-item pack suits personal use. Read the article for the pack details. #Earbuds
Why the Yen Stays Weak Despite 2026 Rate Hikes
Yen buyers using won: why check two rates? Dollar-yen alone does not show the won cost. Won-dollar moves also affect how much you pay. The article explains why Japanese rate hikes alone may not lift the yen. For people buying yen with won. Read the full article. #ExchangeRates
Jev Decision Model: Branching Design and Limitations
At a code branch, devs use Jev choices. Confidence is not an accuracy rate. Choice handles categories, Score a scale, and Noul a truth probability. The TypeScript SDK infers answer types, so code can handle each result. Korean-language services must test automation and incorrect-decision rates on their own data. Read the article. #AIDevelopment