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by Zenzero 2y ago
Try recording yourself playing video games. You will quickly snap out of the illusion and realize that you're passing through life staring at a screen.
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by Zenzero 2y ago
This ship sailed long ago. It's not coming back.
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by Zenzero 2y ago
> Well a library is a place where a population can spend the day getting smarter while not spending money. If you're rich, powerful and an unethical asshole those are two things you definitely do not want. This is conspiracy level t
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by Zenzero 2y ago
Apple ecoPhone sold on the Apple website would have no brand awareness?
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by Zenzero 2y ago
Exactly. Without any sort of baseline measure of what is typical in any given year, this could be interpreted as either a sensationalized cherry picking of the usual rate of problems, or a major deviation from normal.
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by Zenzero 2y ago
If that's the concern just launch the budget phone line under a different name. Instead of iPhone it is ecoPhone or something. I don't see a reason why apple would dip into lower range phones since they would cannibalize the iPhon
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by Zenzero 2y ago
I don't really see how Apple differentiates themselves as a cloud provider to make it worth the massive amount of work.
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by Zenzero 2y ago
How is it staggering? Meta probably threw together llama with a few hundred react components and then shipped it.
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by Zenzero 2y ago
It could have also happened last week.
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by Zenzero 2y ago
I imagine the steps to get here were: 1) You're an ambitious meta employee trying to get promoted 2) You know leadership is hyped about AI 3) All of the low hanging fruit is gone
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by Zenzero 2y ago
OK then add in all of the suspect bacterial or viral meningitis that was actually N fowleri because it's "so rare".
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by Zenzero 2y ago
> Rabies isn’t really a risk. Nearly everyone is vaccinated Oh my this is very very very false. People are rarely vaccinated for rabies. Only high risk people such as veterinarians are vaccinated. People who are bitten can be given PEP,
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by Zenzero 2y ago
I crossed over from medical to software because of this issue. The reality is that so much of the software created for us falls short because the depth of knowledge almost always isn't deep enough. It is painfully obvious to us that if
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by Zenzero 2y ago
This should be basic knowledge for any provider. I don't really agree that it is a model that is too simplistic. It is a tool that has considerations for accurate use based on physics and physiology.
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by Zenzero 2y ago
Shockingly those are not great instructions. The contact time is critical and it isn't really mentioned in the way it should be.
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by Zenzero 2y ago
It also appears highly dependent on natural shedding of corneocytes. That would likely advantage a hygienic criminal who routinely exfoliates and lotions.
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by Zenzero 3y ago
Ah the root cause is found. If you don't want your seething anger to continue to consume you into adulthood it would be best for you to seek extensive therapy. It's unfortunate how well-adjusted adults on HN seem to be increasingl
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by Zenzero 3y ago
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by Zenzero 3y ago
It goes further than this. As an employee, a doctor is pressured into this kind of schedule. They don't like it any more than you do.
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by Zenzero 3y ago
HN is going to select for a very small subset of the population, so unfortunately people's experiences have to be interpreted in that light. A massive chunk of my caseload is the direct result of people not listening to basic instructi
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by Zenzero 3y ago
I know this may sound crazy to you but stick with me. Step 1) Maintain laws mandating shade/heat protections for workers Step 2) Maintain sensible work visa and immigration policies so nobody has to harass people who are working. I kno
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by Zenzero 3y ago
Florida offers a compelling argument for interstate conservatorship.
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by Zenzero 3y ago
Yes, all of those roofers should just work under all of the shade up there. > Should we mandate showers for government employees next? I see zero relevance between your comment and the issue of ensuring minimal safety for human beings. R
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by Zenzero 3y ago
Florida's usual solution for undesirable thing X is to reduce testing for X.
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by Zenzero 3y ago
This implies that the pre-AI internet wasn't already overrun with SEO optimized junk. Much of the internet is not worth preserving.
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by Zenzero 3y ago
You are correct that the problem is an information bandwidth issue. The number of variables that must be considered for any given case are extensive and multi-layered. I don't have the time to get much in depth on this but off the top
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by Zenzero 3y ago
It is clear that what what I just said is being distorted for preserving ego. That does not lead to productive conversation. If this is an active area of interest of yours I would advise you to listen to subject matter experts instead of at
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by Zenzero 3y ago
Imagine telling a doctor how to be a doctor because they "happen to know someone who works in a hospital". Oh how I would love to have you shadow me on the floor for a week. > If you think the tool is "fisher-price",
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by Zenzero 3y ago
> The problems are aversion to technology in places, unwillingness to adopt new (human) protocol/processes, entrenched proprietary technology, that does not adhere to standardized formats. It is not. This is a classic example of ass
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by Zenzero 3y ago
If you find some problem that plagues millions of very smart people, and your thought is "technology could very easily solve this", the first thing you should ask yourself is what you're missing.

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