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palijer
20d ago
This is one of the reasons why diverse medical teams and having nurses/doctors/pharmacists etc from other countries is a great idea.
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palijer
2mo ago
Garmin venu series has 10 days which I love.
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palijer
4mo ago
I think you're going to need to elaborate a fair amount on that take... That runs contrary to the general concensus that having freely and easily accessible information is good for people.
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palijer
5mo ago
Bots don't matter if you aren't connected to accounts you haven't tapped phones with though.
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palijer
6mo ago
Great article, should make sure to attribute xkcd comics though. https://xkcd.com/about/
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palijer
7mo ago
There was an Apple memo like this though that said they were word processing first. https://writingball.blogspot.com/2020/02/the-infamous-apple-...
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palijer
8mo ago
I find it hard to believe that Oneplus is spending engineering and business recourses, upsetting a portion of their own userbase, and creating more e-waste because they want to reduce the global demand for stolen phones. They only have like
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palijer
8mo ago
Phone thieves aren't checking which phone brand I have before they knick my phone. Your scenerio is not improved by making Oneplus phones impossible to use once they're stolen.
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8mo ago
It ain't normal to me. If I bought a phone, I should be able to decide that I want to run different software on it. Let's say OP takes a very different turn with their software that I am comfortable with - say reporting my usage d
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8mo ago
I'm back in school part time for a bachelor's, and have recently had a class where I had a professor who really understood how to implement LLM's into the class. Our written assignments were a lot of "have an LLM generat
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11mo ago
There's no way to make these safe - it's almost comical and this could be an April 1st joke. Case 1) how are you handling potential rapid TCAS climbs/decent? You're making the targets a lot larger and less responsive. If
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palijer
1y ago
A lot of indexes and measurements are like this though when there is a potentially infinite range on one side. Erdős numbers for instance, a higher number indicates less distance to Erdős.
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palijer
1y ago
If you are making this comparison to build quality, I think there are some large problems in your logic. The Chinese combat ships were at a much higher level of combat readiness, and hence a lot more crew who knew what they were actively do
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1y ago
This topic is naturally viewed through a survivorship lens, but I don't think it is a bias in this situation. If the facts of the situation were reversed, of course we would draw the reverses conclusion. That golds true for just about
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palijer
1y ago
Adguard DNS works amazing and the only way these sites are usable for me.
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palijer
1y ago
This doesn't work if you pay bandwidth and CPU usage for your servers though.
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palijer
1y ago
That's exactly what the author was trying to convey...
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palijer
1y ago
We require heavy burdens of proof before we subject tens of thousands of people to potentially needless surgeries.
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1y ago
The average person doesn't have capacity to care about policies that lead to the long term development of drug-resistant bacteria. We couldn't even convince everyone to wear masks, this won't be an issue people will rise up i
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1y ago
I think we're a long way off from the communities when Jane Jacobs lived. An except that I frequently think about, I can't even fathom in a large city in the current era, and not because technology has solved the key problem. >
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1y ago
>if men got periods, there would be 30 alternatives to midol by the end of the month Not trying to get political or anything, but seems women make up like 40-50% of the biotech and pharmaceutical sciences jobs from my quick search. It se
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2y ago
The people who ran the study also thought of this and controlled for it.
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2y ago
Why do we need to have the names of people like a random security guard that was duped by social engineering? To make sure he pays for a mistake or something? What is the reason for not reacting his name?
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2y ago
This is just still a sample size of three for a data period that is stated to be less accurate" not "has lower values" Just because the error isn't presented the same here doesn't mean it's error free...
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2y ago
This is exactly what I do. I'm also confused by this article...
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palijer
2y ago
I still use an ipod classic. My music taste hasn't changed in 2 decades.
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palijer
2y ago
Only USB-C in the back front and back? I suppose this is a "BYOKVM" machine that is going to need a dongle to connect the keyboard and mouse... Even the iKeyboard I bought from them last year was lightning to USB-A and needed a do
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2y ago
What's the major differences between them? I can't really tell from the marketing material for both, they seem very much in the same class of watch.
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2y ago
18 hour battery life seems tiny compared to my 10 day battery life on my Garmin Venu 3. Does Garmin just have better battery technology, or some patents that Apple can't use? Why such a large gap in comparable products?
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palijer
2y ago
There's plenty of space in north america that isn't beside residencial areas.
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