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by azan_ 1y ago
$256 is steal for what they are getting.
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by azan_ 1y ago
> I haven't read the underlying paper so maybe they addressed this, but: couldn't this just be because sedentary/unfit people tend to drive everywhere? It could be and that's the point - the exact causal effect of fit
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by azan_ 1y ago
That's a very good point. However the median follow-up in the study was 56 with IQR 50 to 62 years, I think that reduces this issue a lot.
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by azan_ 1y ago
Yes, and since there is a factor that affects both fitness and dying in car accidents or homicides, then it's harder to establish for how big reduction of mortality is fitness really responsible (causal). What you are complaining about
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by azan_ 1y ago
The manifest sounds like he was a victim of being terminally online. Sad.
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by azan_ 1y ago
It’s more like you are supposed to toss 1000 times and after 500 tosses you get a lucky streak of 5 heads in a row and then decide to end experiment and conclude that coin is biased.
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by azan_ 1y ago
This article perfectly mirrors my experience with people that claim to be good at reading people - just assume some things about person you are "reading" and then instantly believe it. It's really easy to be good at it when y
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by azan_ 2y ago
I think you should read the study before jumping to this conslucsion. The fact that people are not excited about incorporating AI in shitty way into some apps does not imply that people are not excited about AI.
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by azan_ 2y ago
In articles like this I’m always surprised that author did not take 5 minutes to think that well, maybe I’m living in a bubble and there’s lots of people that are actually excited about AI.
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by azan_ 2y ago
> I dont know anyone whos mad at him over Ukraine either, thats extremely minor. I know a lot of people that are mad at him over that, it's extremely major.
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by azan_ 2y ago
It's good business, just bad product.
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by azan_ 2y ago
It was four.
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by azan_ 2y ago
Nuenki is such a good idea, congratulations!
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by azan_ 2y ago
No, that's not meaningless, I've tracked my time and turned out I've spent much more time than I thought on one website that only made me angry, I've blocked it and saved myself hour a day and don't miss the website
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by azan_ 2y ago
Is this an ad?
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by azan_ 2y ago
Assuming that USA would not withdraw their citizens prior to Russian attack. It's a big assumption with current administration.
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by azan_ 2y ago
Ukraine already surrendered chunk of its territory few years ago. You think this time it will be different and Russia won't try to take Ukraine again once it rebuilds its military potential?
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by azan_ 2y ago
What are you talking about? Isn't it Russia that's pushing for a continental war, not Europe?
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by azan_ 2y ago
> While Russia certainly botched the invasion they probably would have taken all of Ukraine by now without so much western support. But the western support was very small compared to actual western military capability.
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by azan_ 2y ago
> Even Donald Trump now admits that stalling NATO expansion and not treating Russian security concerns with utter contempt could have prevented this. Even person who panders to Putin repeat bullshit Russian propaganda? How surprising. Th
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by azan_ 2y ago
Safety features work only if you do not ignore them and turns out that semi-authoritarian ruling parties can do that.
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by azan_ 2y ago
There is lots of evidence that p-hacking is widespread (some estimate that up to 20% are p-hacked). This problem also exists in top instutions, in fact in some fields it appears that this problem is WORSE in higher ranking unis - https:&#x
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by azan_ 2y ago
> Reading that couldn't be more clear, CT is the primary modality for stroke, worldwide. Well yes, it's primary modality for stroke worldwide and it's leading modality in France, just like I've said before. > You&#
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by azan_ 2y ago
>Their results get published. Well, nobody will be able to reproduce their work (unless other people also publish fraudulent work from there), and fellow researchers will raise questions, like, a lot of them. Sadly you seem to underestim
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by azan_ 2y ago
> Can you provide a citation for the France assertion? I think it’s wildly unlikely a protocol for acute stroke would favor mri over ct but could be wrong. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/
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by azan_ 2y ago
Well it depends, France adopted widespread use of diffusion weighted MRI as first line modality for stroke because it's much more sensitive than cect, but yeah, most institutions do CT scan as a first line for several reasons including
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by azan_ 2y ago
Letting Russia keep the territories they control now is a great way to ensure that in few years when they rebuild their military potential they will attack again.
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by azan_ 2y ago
It's neither obvious nor true, generalist models outperform specialized ones all the time (so frequently that it even has its own name - the bitter lesson)
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by azan_ 2y ago
I wonder what effect DOGE will have on attracting talent to government jobs. It was already challenging to recruit qualified individuals to government positions; with these changes, I believe the situation will worsen significantly.
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by azan_ 2y ago
> WFH is largely like a chicken in a cage, just pooping out eggs without even being able to rotate. I think that chicken in a cage is much better metaphor for staying at the office than for WFH.

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