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by azan_ 8mo ago
What’s wrong with dishwasher salmon?
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by azan_ 9mo ago
> Post 1970s most of the further increase has been based on mirages due to financialization, and doesn't reflect actual improvement. Of course it does. It would be good if you would try to actually support such controversial claims
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by azan_ 9mo ago
That’s completely wrong. There was barely any progress in previous millennia. There was even economic Nobel prize for showing why!
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by azan_ 9mo ago
Of course it's to save businesses money (and not to empower programmers)! Software engineers for years automated jobs of other people, but when it's SEs that are getting automated, suddenly progress becomes bad?
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by azan_ 9mo ago
Yeah and people were hyped for Dropbox because they did not know rsync and ftp.
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by azan_ 9mo ago
Are they protesting against amazon?
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by azan_ 9mo ago
It's because this article does not show that radio frequency electromagnetic fields have effect on human health.
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by azan_ 9mo ago
Ok, but it's not like nothing was done after Draghi report - EU formed at least 5 committees and commissioned multiple think-tanks to develop reports about possible development of the pathway to the programme that will work on bureaucr
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by azan_ 9mo ago
Can you actually prove it?
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by azan_ 9mo ago
Just because things can be used for porn, it doesn't mean that it was porn that has driven their progress.
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by azan_ 9mo ago
You couldn't talk to commissioned smut. Of course you could request changes etc. but the feedback loop was nowhere close to what you can get with AI. Interactivity is a very big deal.
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by azan_ 9mo ago
Yes, only directly (I mean through the default gemini interface, not API).
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by azan_ 9mo ago
Scientific research and proof-reading. Gemini is the laziest LLM I've used. Frequently he will lie that he searched for something and just make stuff up, basically never happens to me when I'm using gpt5.2.
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by azan_ 9mo ago
It's amazing how different are the experiences different people have. To me every new version of chatgpt was an improvement and gemini is borderline unusable.
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by azan_ 9mo ago
Are you at all aware of how scientific publishing works?
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by azan_ 9mo ago
You must have no idea how scientific publishing works. Typical acceptance rate for ok/good journal is 10-20% (and it was like that even before LLMs). Also it's a great idea to make business of scientific publishing even more preda
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by azan_ 9mo ago
Don't worry - most of the peer reviewed stuff is also bad.
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by azan_ 9mo ago
Both. 1.5/3 T is standard, >3 T machines (such as 5 T from United Imaging) are becoming more popular (and affordable) and at the same time ultra low field ones keep improving and now they make some things that were impossible before
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by azan_ 9mo ago
> Nothing can justify disorderly protests. I don't care about what caused someone to break the law. I care that law is enforced. But you do care what caused someone to break the law - you just said that if breaking the law (murderin
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by azan_ 9mo ago
> In my mind everyone would be better off if we all maintained order so these clashes didn't have to happen in the first place. In my mind everyone would be better off if current incarnation of ICE was disbanded so these clashes did
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by azan_ 9mo ago
> This type of thinking is what is leading to the destruction of order there. Are you sure it's this kind of thinking that's at fault? I would've said that it's actually caused by giving people without training and an
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by azan_ 9mo ago
Wait, so you think government that will make some "ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation and much more" illegal is probable enough to consider such hypothetical situation, but government that will ignore law is where you draw th
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by azan_ 9mo ago
Yes I’m sure that text to speech with very nice fluff on top will have terrible consequences. It’s almost as bad as some radiologists using Word for writing reports which is not fda-approved (shocking I know!)
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by azan_ 9mo ago
It’s text to speech with structured reports support. Jesus Christ stop with the moral panic already.
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by azan_ 9mo ago
Jumping to conclusion that I’m committing malpractice is completely uncalled for and offensive. > Unless, of course, your vibe-coded app isn't actually remotely capable of replacing the software in question. It is completely capable
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by azan_ 9mo ago
Of course it’s allowed. It’s just kind of text editor but with support of speech to text and structured reports (e.g. when reporting spine if I say l3 bd it automatically inserts description of bulging disc in the correct place in the repor
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by azan_ 9mo ago
> The secret is that it doesn't work. I have 100% vibecoded software that I now use instead of commercial implementation that cost me almost 200 usd a month (tool for radiology dictation and report generation).
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by azan_ 9mo ago
And that's true! It doesn't make sense to spend a lot of resources on reproducing things when there is low hanging fruit of just requiring better research in the first place.
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by azan_ 9mo ago
The problem is that reproducing something is really, really hard! Even if something doesn't reproduce in one experiment, it might be due to slight changes in some variables we don't even think about. There are some ways to circumv
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by azan_ 9mo ago
If you wanted to attack peer review you should've attacked peer review, not entire science. And if "muh science" was some kind of code for peer review then it's not my fault that you are awful at articulating your point.

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