dogmatism

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by dogmatism 15d ago
You are correct. I’ve been using firefox focus as Safari content blocker to block ads on ios Firefox for years. Works well
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by dogmatism 3mo ago
Ok I don't know about soccer But I know about DI Track and Wrestling. And they're essentially off like 2 weeks a year. This forbidden stuff is a fiction.
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by dogmatism 3mo ago
>Finally, the cardiologist you see in the office is almost certainly not doing stents for you as those are very distinct skillsets (in the US). Umm, what? No. It's exceedingly rare for an interventional cardiologist in the US not to
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by dogmatism 3mo ago
Nah, by 2021 Prasad's reputation had gone into the shitter I actually think he's just grifting and the notoriety he achieved went to his head. His pre-2020 takes were better reasoned and at least worth engaging with. I could see h
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by dogmatism 3mo ago
One can make the argument that Prasad has his title of Professor due to the stature he gained with his ill-founded contrarianism and subsequent notoriety. He was promoted in 2022 at the somewhat astonishing age of 39, at a time when his a
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by dogmatism 3mo ago
I read a lot, and have since I was a child edit: also, native English (well, American) speaker
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by dogmatism 3mo ago
Is this company public? Can I short them?
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by dogmatism 3mo ago
> college (maybe on a scholarship but maybe not--again, pay to play), plays for the varsity team a few times a week during the season wtaf? Do you really think this is the reality? Also, now with NIL etc, college soccer is essentially an
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by dogmatism 5mo ago
As an early-adopter of POCUS, I can't quite believe we actually still use stethoscopes
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by dogmatism 5mo ago
I still use one I got in 1994. Replaced the earpieces and diaphragm a few times, but the chestpiece and tubing are original That's like a little over $3/yr. Can't complain
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by dogmatism 5mo ago
No competitive distance runner since like Zola Budd ran barefoot or minimal shoes. The carbon plate revolution is the main driver for drop in times over the last 5+ years
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by dogmatism 5mo ago
Yeah, I just literally use table sugar, which is 1:1 glucose:fructose. Maurten et al using 1:0.8, close enough! And I don't believe the hydrogel thing is any magic, just marketing. But yeah, this is a thing. There is some gut distress
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by dogmatism 5mo ago
If we're just doing fun apocrypha my favorite is the one about the USS Constitution and alcohol consumption
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by dogmatism 5mo ago
I didn't think so, but LLM's have taken so many tropes of a certain style of writing: the bullet points, the contradiction to make a point (not this...but that...) that when I see that style, I automatically question it But you ma
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by dogmatism 5mo ago
Is this AI writing? Maybe from an outline prompt? I can’t tell We’re screwed
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by dogmatism 6mo ago
hell no I don't think I'm cut out for the modern world
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by dogmatism 6mo ago
Calais, ME
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by dogmatism 7mo ago
I’ll give you a counter example. I had an MRI of my neck for unrelated reasons. It found a thyroid nodule with suspicious characteristics. Incidentally I had had an MRI of the same areaa few years before and it wasn’t there. So I had a biop
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by dogmatism 8mo ago
If one is of a certain age, of course they studied for step I without it and the classic method was the inspiration for Anki to begin with: making your own flashcards on index cards! You could do a version of spaced repetition by shuffling
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by dogmatism 8mo ago
answer: adblocking in the browser (and other data scavenging which can be done with native app more easily than PWA)
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by dogmatism 8mo ago
Operation "Catch of the Day" I'm not kidding
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by dogmatism 8mo ago
and SCOTUS has ruled presidents have immunity for any actions while in office
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by dogmatism 8mo ago
>The Trump regime is acting like it wants a civil war. it's not out of the question that incitement to invoke insurrection act and then cancel the midterms is the strategy
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by dogmatism 8mo ago
also Ben Franklin: "A republic...if you can keep it" (elipsis mine)
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by dogmatism 8mo ago
Even more of a relic: those militias weren't just bands of yeoman farmers. They were veterans of the recent French-and-Indian war. Often who had served with the commanders of the British forces arrayed against them. George Howe brother
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by dogmatism 9mo ago
given the entrenched attitudes and the time it takes to actually get people to do the thing as evidenced by all the contrarians in the thread... it would take a lot more than that. Ain't no doc got all that time to go through all thi
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by dogmatism 9mo ago
I mean, how can you not like it? It's hyper legible!
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by dogmatism 10mo ago
you can get that both from Lenovo and Dell
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by dogmatism 10mo ago
>The requirements for the physics major were only a handful of math credits shy of the math major. lol, that's how I ended up with a math major. Got lost in the physics (realized I had no intuition for what was actually happening, j
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by dogmatism 1y ago
It doesn't really work like that for the most part If you actually need a really high risk surgery, you probably have a terrible prognosis without it For instance, in the pivotal trial of transcatheter aortic valve replacement for ao

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