Molitor5901

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by Molitor5901 1y ago
Needs a (2012) tag and you need an account to NEJM to access. Can't find it via PubMed etc.
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
The future will be oral examination, and similar to American law schools, students will have to write by hand and pass oral examinations.
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
I have a researcher card, it's not an arduous process. The staff are very kind. When you show up to the National Archives in Washington, DC., prepare to encounter a general group of 2 dozen pros carrying scanners, laptops, etc. It&#x
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Delivering Most-Favored-Nation Prescription Drug Pricing to American Patients(whitehouse.gov)
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
Society went on a binge for about 10 years demonizing men and masculinity, turning dates into job interviews, and courtship into a dream; the apps have made it even worse, i.e. Bumble. No wonder they're turning off, it's just not
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
Given the amount of profits and taxes raised through cannabis legalization, and the volume of voters who want it, only the most narrowly focused, dogmatic politician seems to oppose legalization. Full legalization is coming, one way or anot
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
Which is the worst part about all of this: It took government pressure and calling them out to force a change. My anger at government is why they didn't do this SOONER? Why did it take someone like RJF jr. to move this needle? After al
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
Pet food is some of the most unsanitary "food" on earth. A lot of it is mass produced overseas with little to no regard as to the safety of the ingredients, and I would venture to say at least half of it is adulterated. We only fi
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
What bugs me the most about companies like Kraft is that they could have replaced artificial dyes and ingredients any time they wanted to, but didn't. Clearly these companies are in it to make money, and they will sell the public whate
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
I think the idea of self-driving needs to be strongly re-evaluated. There are countless videos of people in their Tesla's driving down the road.. from the back seat. FSD is simply not feasible right now, but it seems that when people l
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
If only "delete and report as spam" actually worked. For years I've gotten spam text messages and the report as spam doesn't seem to work. Maybe it's different with other carriers.
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
I've always felt this way, any indication that you are there and receiving the email is just a system somewhere a long the line opting you into something else. My general rule for some time now is to report it as spam, and block the do
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
The revolving door is tragic. I work among policymakers, people who have spent years at FCC, FAA, FDA, and when it's time to leave those agencies where do they go? To the revolving door. Policy is such a highly specialized field that t
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
Yeah! I have had that exact same feeling! The one I remember burning the most was a collection of photos and movies of my family. I printed across the disc a photo of everyone. It was just so cool, even in black and white, but I always held
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
If there wasn't anyone renting at the high prices, then they would sit empty, but someone must be renting them. Otherwise the price would have to come down or they stay empty.
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
My opinion is there is not really a housing shortage, instead, there is a shortage of housing where people want to live. Take any populous city and you will find the cute, walk-able neighborhoods that everyone wants to live in. Because of
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
I fondly remember LightScribe, that was a pretty awesome technology.
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
Do you receive Food Stamps? The Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) is a federal tax credit available to employers who hire individuals from certain target groups who have a difficult time finding employment. One of the qualifiers is being
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
Wow! The resource load from Core77.com's website is unusually high and I can't quite figure out why. Ublock is working overtime.
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
My first question would be: Why? As in: Why do we even need or want to program robots to use profanity?
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
I wish companies would stop pushing LLMs on us. If I want to use an LLM I will use it, but I would prefer to remove the button for it. It feels .. like an encroachment I didn't ask for. Maybe I'm just getting old enough to be ca
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
I was rather proud of myself at 18 as I typed 110 wpm with two fingers. My hands always felt too big for keyboards and so I learned to type with two fingers and my thumbs on the spacebar. Overtime I just memorized the keyboard that way.. un
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
Rather than dismantling USAID it should have been reformed. The U.S. should have a single point of foreign aid, but that aid should be highly structured, audited, and at least a few legal constraints that cannot be adjusted or reinterpreted
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
I think it's validation. Consider if you were wanting to perfect AI to be very hard to distinguish, what better way than to crowd source it by putting on social media? The fear is when it's perfect and someone puts you in the midd
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
Airlines are always doing a negative to consumers. Squeezing passengers, gouging, treating them like they're numbers on a spreadsheet - knowing their options are limited - seems modus operand by the airlines. We need a passenger bill o
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
After all the examples of brands handling things badly, you should know better. From Bud Light to Peloton, corporate-customer relations is not a new topic. There are different ways to handle this. Waffle House chose a path which now has h
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
I think we all see Waffle House's side of this, but there is a best, better, and worst way to engage a customer. A cease and desist is the worst, it's taking something which could have been handled by PR, to a legal threat. Regard
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
I would have handled it better, not with lawyers but with PR people.
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
Did you have an expectation of privacy using Telegram? I think that's the real issue here. If you were paying for Telegram, then I would say yes, those conversation should not be handed over to xAI. But, if you were ostensibly not payi
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by Molitor5901 1y ago
Good question, I think human truck drivers are needed in the city where traffic is less uniform, than say a two lane highway going in just two directions.

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