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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I don't think the plan is to stop at radiology.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Your health depends on you having money to buy food. I’d say most jobs are some type of welfare.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I I’m just saying it’s not practical for everyone to be replaced because it will crush the economy. Your health depends on you having money to buy food.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
These things are amazing when you first experience but I think in most cases the user fails to realise how common their particular bug is. But then you also need to realise there maybe bugs in what has been suggested. We all know there are
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
For a 23 year old who just got into radiology, being replaced is going to be a rough confusing time, if it happens..., not everyone is some rich old AMA executive sitting around gold clubs laughing about charging plebs like you a lot of mon
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I Agree, OP should gain to seek experience and read some books such as Release It! by Nygard. Those certifications are worth having too. CKAD is a performance based exam and is therefore quite practical, which I think will make you a better
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Until the phone is initialized, it seems as if it would be Apples property right?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
It's a security issue. If a critical vulnerability is found while the phone is on the shelf, you go home, turn on your phone, boom it's vulnerable.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
if phone_initialized: require_authentication()
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Atlassian stuggles with editors like no other company I've seen. I don't remember the last time I had a problem with an editor except for using any Atlassian product. Not sure what the fuck they do, but they really seem to have tr
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Reading this news makes me happy because I know someone somewhere is likely going to be have the chance to argue that it's time to migrate away from JIRA and Confluence. I personally they haveheld back nearly every organization I'
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Kind why I don't have any faith at all in the Google anti-trust case. They'll be ordered to pay a fine of 0.5% of their annual revenue or something.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Thanks for the link. I'm very familiar with this already though. I don't rely on obscurity for 'security', i just don't think implementation details are required for most users so I don't publish them. I'm
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Because Lithium is expensive?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Ok I understand what you're saying, you'd like full transparency into how the limitations are configured. However I'd have to reiterate, I wouldn't normally publish this information because it increases the chances of wo
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I just watched this interview: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37729172 with Varufakis and I really don't see any of the behavior you're talking about. Nearly everything he said seemed rational, fairly easy t
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I'm literally talking about when people have been told to move away from villages as the roads will no longer be maintained year round. This includes snow clearing in winter. There just isn't the population to support it all.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
What would you suggest happens? Every single computer systems I've designed, built and shipped into production has limits programmed into them or else they will be abused or work incorrectly, why should an LLM be any different? We stil
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
This isn't necessarily a uniform improvement, it is however, a great novelty at present. Time will tell. I mean, yes it's cool I can write an essay to get Dall-E to generate almost the exact image I want (and I still can't us
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
“Goldfarb writes, and our collective future will bring many more cars and the need for even more roads.“ Is this true ? I can already see things like working from home, e bikes and drone delivery significantly reducing the need for roads. I
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
A little off topic, but due to economics of scale, will the price of cars start to plummet once nearly everything is electrified ? $5k seems cheap, even for a retrofit, I can imagine building a new car should be even cheaper than this. Of c
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I just feel like doing nice wood work is a lot easier than building shit on top of shit. Mostly I mean, an organization is full of shit, shit process, software and unfortunately, people. It takes a high level of mastery and maturity to kno
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I personally think this attitude is 100% natural. Computers were always sold to me as assistance and aids in order to automate tasks so I can enjoy my life more. I think this not giving a fuck attitude is directly part of this. If the thing
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I have to say their products and their attitude towards warranty and repair is trash. I bought a top spec iPad last year, and for some reason, only when using Facetime, the audio has a static noise about it. I personally have a real issue w
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
What's also kind of stupid is, if they entered the EV market, people would just buy them on their reputation alone. This hope is fading now as the competition takes over, but they absolutely no doubt would be able to build a reliable E
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
They're also operating in a country where life long employment is the norm, people work very hard to get a job at Toyota, it's seen as quite an honor to work there. They're facing a crisis here. In my opinion they either adap
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
It seems to be compelling because a genie has been the promise of technological progress forever and let's be honest, it's been marketed as such. Why would people not invest in that unless you were a technological savvy skeptic li
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I'd still imagine it would again take more energy for an ICE in this situation? The ICE aside from all the inefficiencies of the engine, needs to run constantly and then gain enough revs to begin moving, where as the electric truck suf
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Wouldn't an EV use less energy in a traffic Jam? The engine does not constantly need to be running like a semi? Did I miss something?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I'm the opposite, I have a pair of "Jabra" ear buds, bluetooth, 4 years old. I absolutely love them, I wear them constantly. I never thought I'd be able to do all my house work while attending a boring work meeting, but

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