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   by chae 10y ago

   Also a medical student with an interest in AI. Healthcare jobs that rely on visual recognition (dermatology, radiology, some pathology) are probably the most likely to benefit in the short term (see Enlitic). Presumably a lot of other jobs
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   by chae 10y ago

   As somewhat alluded to in the article, some of the graphs here extrapolate historical data and assume it to be a good predictor of the future. Without an understanding about the deep nuances of economics - for which someone else can supply
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   by chae 10y ago

   It seems rather odd not to mention Viv at all here.
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   Mayo Clinic Discovers Cure for Virtual Reality Nausea(ir.net)

   2 points by chae 11y ago|0 comments
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   by chae 11y ago

   I'm a medical student and had to conduct several simple short-term memory tests (Mini Mental State Examinations, or MMSEs for short) today. It's quite upsetting for the patient when they don't even know how to spell 'wor
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   by chae 11y ago

   I think there's a fundamental flaw in this article, which is that it uses the blanket term of "homework" to probably mean simple revision of theory taught in class. Coming from a rural primary school where education was subpa
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   by chae 11y ago

   Hey Adam. I had a question :) I was curious about what sort of model you used to program the "AI" part of it?