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by anon84873628 2mo ago
Well, it is very lean meat, most similar to chicken IMO :-D They do have the best livers. Unfortunately in the US I can only find them from fancy suppliers that are way overpriced. But if I were going to raise something in the backyard, it
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by anon84873628 2mo ago
Note that doesn't include HSV (especially 2) which can be transmitted asymptomatically, and even with a condom. The medical establishment doesn't consider it a concern, but it's worth having both parties check.
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by anon84873628 2mo ago
Of course she should (at least a couple days a week). And culture already seems to acknowledge and expect that. We have the trope of mom taking a long bubble bath, for example. "Man time" is usually portrayed as something we allow
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by anon84873628 2mo ago
On that note, I recently learned how popular homeopathic medicine is in Germany. That was surprising to me given the stereotypes about German people being so... down to Earth. Can someone explain the apparent contradiction to me?
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by anon84873628 2mo ago
Hard to explain the departure of Timnit Gebru if that's the case. Unless you think they actually changed corporate culture so dramatically because of that event...
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by anon84873628 2mo ago
The complaint is not well founded and doesn't explain how native landscapes make the problem any worse. A healthy ecosystem with owls, snakes, and coyotes will keep rodents in check. But well before that point, the ubiquitous feral dom
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by anon84873628 3mo ago
>Often the disease travelled faster than people, and when Europeans arrived, the natives were long since gone. I understand the gist of this statement with regards to the size and complexity of indigenous civilizations, but we need to be
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by anon84873628 3mo ago
That's coconut water.
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by anon84873628 3mo ago
Sounds like the Canadian Food Inspection agency screwed the town out of spite. Like they had a target on Ngo's back. Anyone have more details? From the linked Eater article: >He suggests that a prior conflict with the CFIA over prod
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by anon84873628 3mo ago
Instead the stinky will be spread through time. The solution to pollution is dilution, and the ocean would metabolize it away fairly quickly.
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by anon84873628 3mo ago
From the linked Eater article: >Perhaps the most promising and most discouraging event for the factory happened in 2016. That year, the provincial government approved a cleanup plan, and a private company began the process. But the clean
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by anon84873628 3mo ago
>He's shaming them for not backing down while he simultaneously will not back down. His framing is disingenuous The post is very clear about what settlement he wants. He's not accepting their terms, and shaming them in the post
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by anon84873628 3mo ago
I found this video from a kratom user very illuminating: https://youtu.be/TLObpcBR2yw
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by anon84873628 3mo ago
Counterpoint: https://youtu.be/TLObpcBR2yw
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by anon84873628 4mo ago
Radiologists like to distinguish between "perception" and "cognition", but the reality is that cognition is the same statistical process machines use, just without knowing the actual probability numbers. Satellite image
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by anon84873628 4mo ago
Really? What about the use of computer vision for satellite imagery? Facial recognition? The premise seems to be proven, just not extended to the medical domain yet.
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by anon84873628 4mo ago
Thank you. I think my comment was careful to specify "in this domain" and "computer vision model"; I didn't say anything about generative AI. The reference to neural networks was hopefully an obvious rhetorical flai
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by anon84873628 4mo ago
Except it would see all the times similar starting conditions led to different diagnosis and recognize those contradictions. Or all the different treatments and their outcomes. And it would never forget or have bias. It would be like the su
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by anon84873628 4mo ago
Why should we not expect a computer vision model to outperform humans on reading medical images? The human experts are literally just a trained biological neural network. In this domain they are not capable of anything a computer can't
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by anon84873628 4mo ago
I'm sorry to hear that. The accusations of drug seeking are particularly galling. AI is absolutely a god send for patients navigating the medical system. I know the US system is horrible and I sympathize with doctors doing their best w
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by anon84873628 4mo ago
Well, a good physics teacher might note the difference between external work on the gravitational field, versus the internal thermodynamic work of the human body. Which could lead to a quick discussion of how muscles are a dynamic system de
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by anon84873628 4mo ago
If the stone blocks below the hepatopancreatic ampulla (the ampulla of Vater) then it will be blocking the pancreatic duct as well, leading to a buildup of digestive enzymes inside the pancreas.
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by anon84873628 4mo ago
Them: The problem is making good food choice. The drug helps with that. You: The drug is a bandaid; just make good food choices. Antidepressants are the best analogy here. If the core problem is in your brain (or brain-body integration), th
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by anon84873628 4mo ago
I think the implication was a focus on the more strongly conserved folksy cultures and stuff. Whereas modern Romans are more... Italian. That having perhaps transformed to a great degree than others in the roughly two millennia.
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by anon84873628 4mo ago
Don't know why this was down voted. Most people ruled by the Roman empire weren't ethnic Romans. Even in the early days it started as a mix of Italic tribes like the Latins and Sabines. And in 212 AD the edict of Caracalla granted
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by anon84873628 4mo ago
Straight from that page: >This includes side projects that have not gone through IARC, even for DevRel engineers. So did you do this "Launcher2" or "Ariane" thing and get the approvals? If so, it seems your ass would
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by anon84873628 4mo ago
It would help if you clarify whether you followed the OSS release process guidelines, which are very clearly documented. "Fired for making a thing" is different from "fired for not following the rules".
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by anon84873628 4mo ago
What in my comment makes you think I'm disputing anthropogenic climate change? It's about the pattern of logic you are applying. You seem to think that because Climate change is a messy topic with one real explanation, every other
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by anon84873628 4mo ago
Trump is the embodiment of a culture that was willing to make that vote. Of the populace that was tricked by The Apprentice and The Art of the Deal. Of the media more concerned with engagement than information. He spent his lifetime curatin
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by anon84873628 4mo ago
That's exactly how Professor Sean Wilentz put it on one of his podcast episodes. He referred to it as "the politics of the aggrieved" I believe, while tracing the literary and legal influences from then until now.

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