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by throw234259 15d ago
> certainly less likelihood they're doing it purely for the love of medicine or a desire to care for their communities. Maybe self preservation? In east europe, public hospitals will force doctors to work 36 hours shifts (overnight
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by throw234259 15d ago
Look at dev process (i did), this think is "tested to hell" and "battle tested". But the feedback loop was automated and accelerated. Instead of 1000 loops spread over 20 years, it had 1000 loops over a few months. Calli
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by throw234259 16d ago
Funny how justice works. When teacher rapes her student, system tries everything to cover it up. Police refuses to take report, media calls it "relationship", victim is bullied to silence etc... Next time we will advice victims t
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by throw234259 16d ago
It is great time to start business as downsized paralegal. While ago there was an app that objected parking ticket fines in NYC. Anyone can find similar niche to specialise in, and just produce boring repetitive law work using LLM templates
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by throw234259 16d ago
> everyone is gonna jump into the market Whom exactly? Korea and Taiwan are already saturated. EU may take 5 yearrs just to approve plans formnew factory. US is interested in super fast super duper AIG, ddr5 is way too boring. Only comp
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by throw234259 16d ago
Than you are perhaps under engineering. Buy generic button that integrates into smart home, and trigger sounds on your home theater. Or buy 5, and decide which tone you like most.
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by throw234259 16d ago
> Final boss: Microsoft Azure > But Microsoft always finds a way to complicate things. Quite oposite! Microsof is the only cloud provider that publicly releases their cloud binaries. You can run cloud version of MSSQL on your local w
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by throw234259 16d ago
> You would be surprised that 99% of the solutions out there are complete over engineered stacks that depend on wifi devices, Internet access, connecting to various cloud services... Interesting context you live in. Here in east europe,