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by haccount 2y ago
Every time I use Gemini I'm surprised by how incredibly bad it is. It is fine-tuned to say no to everything with a dumb refusal. >Can you summarize recent politics "No I'm an AI" >Can you tell a rude story "No
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by haccount 2y ago
For someone who means a lot I would do it but otherwise the redundancy of two kidneys to call my own is something I'd rather not part from.
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by haccount 2y ago
No one will win a malpractice lawsuit over lost sleep, different story for lost lives.
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by haccount 2y ago
Being an influencer requires very little actual competence, same goes for AI influencers. The goal of influencers is to influence the segment of a crowd who cares about influencers. Meaning retards and manchildren looking for an external so
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by haccount 2y ago
Trust the science! Is this peer reviewed? Lmao
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by haccount 2y ago
You suggest buying 100 million metric ton of aluminium when the global annual production is 70 million. And magically you'll get it delivered as a pre-installed global power grid as opposed to ingots. Just like when you go for a cup of
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by haccount 2y ago
>"If we buy nuclear power plants on Temu we can have a 1GW reactor for $1000, but most likely it will be on sale (lucky us!) so it's actually more like $400 per reactor. And if we use green thorium then the fuel is $2.50 for te
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by haccount 2y ago
"Thousands of miles of big wires are free" Why don't we just assume that power will be free and infinite and plug our grid into that assumption? We can even write it down on the socket and paint it green, based on how these a
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by haccount 2y ago
"Solar is viable if we depopulate the temperate zones" Great argument for an energy source
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by haccount 2y ago
Make a cost calculation of how much solar and battery you need to keep your lights on during peak summer and then do the same calculation for how much solar and battery you need to keep the lights on in the middle of winter when a large sca
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by haccount 2y ago
The solution is to force feed all affiliate linked sites into a living archive LLM that digests them into a summary stripped of all links. You run this bloated mass as a co-engine to your search. If you stumble upon any of the digested site
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by haccount 2y ago
It kick in slowly because standard administration is subcutaneous which isn't a very well vascularized tissue. If you shoot up in your veins or into something more vascular you would have faster onset.
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by haccount 2y ago
>clearly not what you were implying by saying it is a minority of scans. It is exactly what I was saying. And I say this because I work in a hospital with several non-preggo ultrasound labs that are booked overtime. To achieve the same l
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by haccount 2y ago
In rural Rwanda, in 2008, for the duration of the study you linked after jumping at the first cherry picked example that your Google search found, they were the most frequently made examination. But even according to that article, out of th
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by haccount 2y ago
Through the temporal bone of most people you can catch some sparse doppler signals with average hospital gear. The fontanelles enable good ultrasound imaging on an entirely different level. A highres greyscale image vs a few sparse blobs of
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by haccount 2y ago
Someone skilled in musculoskeletal ultrasound can do it. But that's a hard skill to develop.
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by haccount 2y ago
You want an ultra-low field MRI. But that'll still be expensive to develop, slow and still potentially lethal if done sufficiently wrong
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by haccount 2y ago
A modern clinical ultrasound probe have something in the range of 128 to 512 elements only. But despite that you get a real-time video stream at a lot higher resolution than a 512 pixel postage stamp.
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by haccount 2y ago
Shockwave lithotripsy for the brain. Sounds like a perfect way to find yourself dead with massive brain hemorrhage and someone jailed for unlicensed meme-medtech.
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by haccount 2y ago
A commercial medical ultrasound imaging device in doppler mode can pick up and map onto the image plane some of the vessels in the brain through the skulls. But mostly just through the temporal bones(where the skulls is like 1-2mm thick). (
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by haccount 2y ago
Ultrasound is safe at normal acoustic levels. Infant babies frequently have their brain scanned through the open fontanels. If you turn the volume up to 11 you'll boil water with or can use it to machine steel but the energy levels in
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by haccount 2y ago
It's used for a vast amount of other tissue examinations. Pregnancies are a minority of ultrasound examinations.
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by haccount 2y ago
You're saying "the Turd Sandwich is inedible. Everyone should order the Shit Burger instead." Maybe you could leave the Poop Cafe and have something that's food instead lmao
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by haccount 2y ago
The law was always there to step on the little man, the VIPs always had it easier. Stop thinking too much about it.
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by haccount 2y ago
Anyone in the field will likely say that they wouldn't trust half of their colleagues or themselves. It's pretty much how professional prestigious positions work. Beneath the gilding there's duct tape repaired with super glue
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by haccount 2y ago
I would recommend to just get your news elsewhere, forever. Like just ask chatgpt or your dog to make something up that sounds contemporary and newsy. Same quality level.
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by haccount 2y ago
The only requirement for shaping language and informal thought policing is a sufficiently malignant army of trolls then? I'd rather have a wild jungle internet full of anonymous people saying nigger in every second sentence than one of
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by haccount 2y ago
And I guess you didn't sign the paper or in any way had means to ensure it wasn't printed with the opposite candidates vote in the next room. Neither did you have the opportunity to also vote for the other color of the uniparty an
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by haccount 2y ago
We're on the internet, anonymously discussing swear words, you can just type out nigger. There's still large segments of the internet not subject to hysterical brigades of thought police demanding every typed word be cross referen
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by haccount 2y ago
And priced as the rest of them together.

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