dinosaurdynasty

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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
Yeah I already know I live in the USA. However: seeing an "AI" (you think this will end with chatbots?) >>>>>>>>>> not seeing a real person
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
I have to wait over a month to see a registered dietitian to _hopefully_ deal with SIBO. This is not unusual for healthcare. Refusing to automate the "human" parts of healthcare will do nothing but kill people due to delayed or ex
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
Most doctors are not good doctors. ChatGPT may very well already be better than the rapid 60-second barely-listen-then-dismissal, maybe here's some medicine vaguely associated with one word you said, sessions that most people get from
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
If it's better at taking care of my health than the American Healthcare System, sign me up!
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
I'm sure you could Ship of Theseus it (upload a % of your mind at a time)
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
I'm hoping for mind uploading... my body sucks, I crave the power of bits
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
As someone who is currently dealing with a sudden worsening of a chronic illness and a healthcare system that can be described as "a brick wall with a flow chart", AGI please replace us already, we are incompetent and undeservin
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
Oh, I've definitely figured it out. My family holds relatively little importance to me and I absolutely loathe the mere idea of raising children, and no amount of additional life experience is going to change that (to the point tha
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
Why should we achieve X and then be content forever? It's not like we eat a really good meal and are never hungry again!
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
It's common to take a 2 week course of something like Xifaxan (an antibiotic that works in the small intestine) after a positive SIBO test, which is not something you can do without a doctor/gastroenterologist prescribing it for y
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
And in the US it is rare to be able to get health insurance without working full time. Good luck with that.
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
So we should let those who can't work die?
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
People have to go on vacation sometimes
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
You don't need k8s for that, teams have been doing that for decades before k8s was ever a thing
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
Making month-to-month 60% more expensive is effectively refusing to allow it to go month-to-month
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
How many US enterprises are monopolies or pseudo-monopolies?
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
Turing machines don't have to be deterministic (though it doesn't let you in principle calculate things you otherwise couldn't): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nondeterministic_Turing_machin... , https:
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
Isn't that just using the subconscious's algorithms instead of the conscious's?
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
There's a big difference between telling (third-party) recruiters and employers these things.
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
Well it'd be the last thing I see either way
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
There are way more things to do than "raise kids" and "tap on screen"
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
I (not OP) want to see the death of a supermassive black hole, so 10^106 years or so. I'm sure I can figure out what to do in the meantime!
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
Does that matter for the fish?
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
Modern ML models (the kind used in GPT) are Turing-complete afaik
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
https://dnscrypt.info/public-servers Lots of servers out there support DoH
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
It requires DNSSEC to prevent MITM between the CA and the domain's nameservers.
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
Try eating healthier. And I really mean healthier, not just a salad occasionally, you have to change what you eat on a daily basis. It helps a lot , anecdotally. If you're eating something terrible like the Standard American Diet yo
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
The article doesn't make it obvious but that's not the size of the galaxy, that's the size of the part of the sky they looked through. They make it sound like they looked through 100,000 galaxies in that sliver of sky and fou
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
Both AMD and Intel have open source drivers upstreamed into the Linux kernel (and are the vendor recommended ones, outside of certain enterprise use cases). It's really only NVIDIA that's proprietary.
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by dinosaurdynasty 4y ago
As long as it can run Steam. Steam on Linux has Proton built in.

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