ViktorRay

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by ViktorRay 4mo ago
Which countries are you all talking about?
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by ViktorRay 4mo ago
I’ve seen people use that phrase long before AI. Is this the new thing that’s going to happen now? People use phrases that have been around forever and people accuse them of using AI? I’m glad I’m not going to college in this environment. H
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by ViktorRay 4mo ago
I saw a comment from another site that a lot of the data center locations on this map aren’t accurate. Is there any truth to that?
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by ViktorRay 4mo ago
This is an excellent article. The author does a great job taking all this data to reach the conclusion. What I’m wondering about is…why? As in…why is cancer rising among the later generations? Smoking has substantially fallen and this has l
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by ViktorRay 5mo ago
This is a really good way of stating it. Thank you.
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In India, You Can Get Milk Delivered Faster Than It Takes to Make Coffee(wsj.com)
2 points by ViktorRay 5mo ago|0 comments
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by ViktorRay 5mo ago
Soviet Union was never the place where large scale immigration happened. Actually the opposite. There were severe restrictions to emigration . They didn’t want people leaving the Soviet Union (or the satellite states) and going to the West
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by ViktorRay 5mo ago
No need to say “ Facts are just invented in these debates.” Especially when what you are talking about is different from what I’m talking about. I’m not talking about residency. I’m talking about jobs post residency. There are hospitalist j
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by ViktorRay 5mo ago
The point is that people who immigrate to USA and Canada will have descendants who will be just like you. Only difference will be their skin color (maybe). Is Kash Patel any different from Americans who have lived here for generations? Is R
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by ViktorRay 5mo ago
The problem with this thinking is assuming that countries are equivalent in terms of opportunity and life. India does not have the same opportunities that America does to have a good and successful life. This isn’t just due to the country b
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by ViktorRay 5mo ago
This is going to worsen healthcare in the United States. Many critical roles are filled with doctors who are here on visas because there simply aren’t American graduates who want those jobs. I’m talking about jobs being doctors in hospitals
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by ViktorRay 5mo ago
I know a lot of people are unhappy with what Google is doing… But the honest truth is that lots of folks are using the free version of ChatGPT already and just asking it about stuff. If Google only had the 10 blue links then the simple trut
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Newborns' cry melody is shaped by their native language (2009)(cell.com)
5 points by ViktorRay 5mo ago|0 comments
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by ViktorRay 5mo ago
Things like that have happened before. It’s called Jury Nullification. More info below: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jury_nullification
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by ViktorRay 5mo ago
If you go to your profile in the top right and toggle “Show Dead”, you will be able to see those moderated comments. Once you do that, you can see the comment in the link that dang posted. Anyway it’s good that comment was moderated. The co
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by ViktorRay 5mo ago
There actually is another way that the article doesn’t mention. Separation of power. https://www.c-span.org/clip/senate-committee/user-clip-scali... In the above clip, Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia mentione
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Apple Reaches $250M Settlement over Claims It Misled People on A.I(nytimes.com)
5 points by ViktorRay 5mo ago|0 comments
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by ViktorRay 5mo ago
Many of the people worrying about this should stop worrying. The average commentator on this website, if he or she dies this year, will be more likely to die in a motor vehicle accident or due to the complications of cardiovascular disease,
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by ViktorRay 5mo ago
After Malawi achieved independence in 1964, it was ruled by a dictator until 1994. During that time the country was poor. After 1994, the country transitioned into a democracy. Now maybe somebody could come in here and say that perhaps that
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by ViktorRay 5mo ago
Thank you for sharing your perspective.
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by ViktorRay 5mo ago
Is Malawi an incompetent democracy? Based on the article it seems to have a functioning stable democracy. Are you implying that a dictator would lead to Malawi becoming wealthy? Seems like a disturbing argument. If that’s not what you are i
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by ViktorRay 5mo ago
It's so strange sometimes watching tv shows and movies from the 90's where you see characters smoking indoors in public places. Like in Seinfeld you will have episodes where Kramer is smoking in offices....and even in the doctor&#
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Microsoft's Kenya AI data center requires turning off power to half the country(tomshardware.com)
1 points by ViktorRay 5mo ago|0 comments
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by ViktorRay 5mo ago
100 years from now the descendants of the engineers who work at Big Tech will be looked upon by their descendants with the same shame that people nowadays look at ancestors who were involved in tobacco.
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by ViktorRay 5mo ago
Bruh what are you even talking about? Trying to save the lives of old people is not about harvesting wealth. What the hell?
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by ViktorRay 5mo ago
Whenever I read about how powerful these companies are, it sends chills down my spine.
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Meta to cut 10% of jobs to 'offset' Mark Zuckerberg's AI spending(ft.com)
8 points by ViktorRay 6mo ago|1 comments
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by ViktorRay 6mo ago
The above two core properties make it possible to more or less reliably reason about bit SE/CS systems from first principles. The complete absence of above two in medicine means you cannot do the same there. I'm a doctor as well
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by ViktorRay 6mo ago
Your statements are factually incorrect. Double blind placebo controlled trials have shown that acetaminophen/paracetamol is superior to a placebo at controlling pain.
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Apple controls the tech sector's Strait of Hormuz(ft.com)
1 points by ViktorRay 6mo ago|1 comments

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