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Tom Blake

Dana Point
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Author and newspaper columnist writing about finding love after 50 and beyond-often far beyond! Like 60-90. Love from the man's-point-of-view
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ON LIFE AND LOVE AFTER 50: LeBron or ‘Michael’, The Movie Wins

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By Tom Blake
| Dana Point Times Verified
In the past 15 years, I haven’t seen many movies. I’m not that much of a fan of the big screen. However, when I go, I do prefer music-oriented films. The last film I had seen was A Complete Unknown, the Bob Dylan story, which my significant other, Debbie, and I saw in Palm Springs last December.
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ON LIFE AND LOVE AFTER 50: In Senior Dating, Make Friends First

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By Tom Blake
| The Capistrano Dispatch Verified
As a senior dating columnist for 32 years, I’ve often been told by both men and women that meeting a potential mate is difficult, especially as we get older. Four months ago, a male reader I’ve known for 20 years relocated to an Orange County 55-and-older, age-restricted community. For privacy matters, I will refer to him as Bill, not his true name. He’s single and 73.
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Beyond statistical changepoint detection: Semantic interpretation of time series via large language models

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By Tom Blake, Trilokya Akula, Akash Tonne
| Amazon Science
Changepoint detection algorithms identify where structural breaks occur but are conventionally used under a one-to-one mapping between detected breaks and real-world events. We show this mapping assumption is undermined by a fundamental ambiguity: the confidence interval for a detected break widens as the slope jump shrinks, so a wide interval may indicate either a mild genuine break or an approximation artifact from fitting piecewise-linear segments to nonlinear dynamics.
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