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by djhn 5mo ago
At many (otherwise) world-leading facilities even just reviewing the patient history is a slog. There is rarelly any ability to keyword search the records or even filter the records by location, title and occupation of the healthcare profes
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by djhn 5mo ago
Evidence? Harsh accusation.
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by djhn 5mo ago
I might have too French of an attitude towards parenting for American taste, but as long as the crying and screaming isn’t based on anything real (and as long as you’ve childproofed the children’s room well enough it shouldn’t be) the child
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by djhn 6mo ago
What could a 6-24 month old possibly do from their bed in their room, to disturb your sleep in your bed in your room? Bring a trumpet to bed and badly play Miles Davis? What happened to lights off, door closed, do whatever you want in compl
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by djhn 6mo ago
I agree with the sentiment. And I think we’ve accidentally stumbled upon how the prompt-writer should be viewed: the buyer, or sponsor of the output. A punter, if you will, would be even more appropriate. The financial commitment is minor a
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by djhn 6mo ago
This is a fun analogy, even if it’s just novel to me. With any kind of creative work for hire, from architecture to advertising, from jingles to commisioned sculptures, the client’s taste and budget, more than almost anything else, determin
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by djhn 6mo ago
Do these… ”groups”, which would rather you not lump chewing tobacco together with other tobacco products… manufacture and sell chewing tobacco?
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by djhn 6mo ago
Is there a book for a lay person you could recommend on this? Something a bit more rigorous than Yuval Harari, Bill Bryson and the like but not aimed at fellow historians only.
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by djhn 6mo ago
Yet another reason to doubt claims that ”software is solved”. Anthropic did retire an interview take-home assignment involving optimising inference on exotic hardware, because Claude could one shot a solution, but that was clearly a whitebo
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by djhn 6mo ago
Throughout history people have taken precautions against ceilings disintegrating. One might even say, ”strong engineering controls”. Some of the best known laws from the ~1700BC Babylonian legal text, The Code of Hammurabi, are laws 228-233
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by djhn 6mo ago
I feel compelled to concur with fwip, dpark and breezybottom. LLMs and the chatbot interfaces built for these text generating models are very good at writing fiction, including writing fictional roles and acting out those roles. Don’t get t
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by djhn 6mo ago
Starting a fire with a hair dryer, without disassemblibg it, seems almost like a challenge. What are you going to ignite with 80-90°C warm, rapidly cooling air?
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by djhn 6mo ago
Thanks, your setup is probably closer to what I'm looking for than fleetdm.
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by djhn 6mo ago
If it’s not essentially BYOD and you’re provisioning and monitoring security somehow, would you happen to have any quick tips for hassle-free linux MDM? I’m looking for something appropriate for a similar sized microenterprise.
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by djhn 6mo ago
My mistrust of digital locks isn’t based on negligence from the reputable(?) manufacturers (Abloy? Reputation is in the eye of the beholder). It’s who else has access: property and facility management, maintenance, etc. In the age of physic
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by djhn 6mo ago
Which approach are you saying is a phase people grow out of?
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by djhn 6mo ago
You probably know this, but a note for the benefit of people who don’t. The entire git history, including metadata, can be modified. Unless you have an independent offline remote to compare to, this method is not 100% guaranteed to detect t
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by djhn 6mo ago
The success rate of computers doing those tasks has gone from 0% to 70%-90%, but reaching 100% might take a very long time.
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by djhn 6mo ago
You and GP must live in the Bay area. Not once in my life have I seen someone coding on a plane, let alone next to me.
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by djhn 7mo ago
I consider Azure risky and I would love to hear more about the companies and sectors that would laugh (with me). So which ones are you talking about?
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by djhn 7mo ago
LLMs will often helpfully predict made up tokens for the content of the data fields. For 100% of jq use cases I have the data wouldn’t fit into context. But even for the smaller things, I have never, not even once, had an LLM not mangle d
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by djhn 7mo ago
Human brains might work as lower power consumption, higher efficiency cores for less demanding work.
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by djhn 7mo ago
Ukraine draft age limit is now 25. It was lowered from 27 in 2024. If you are young and heading to university, you’re safe (for now). Even if the age limit is lowered, it will likely apply to NEETs first.
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by djhn 7mo ago
When people say ”time is money”, there is usually an amount of money that makes you go ”… but then again a lot of money is also money” and give up some time in exchange for that money. Wartime resources are similar, in the sense that they’r
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by djhn 7mo ago
It’s sad that it’s come to this, but your addendum with credentials and a non-slop declaration worked. Three years ago it would have seemed unnecessarily self-aggrandizing. Today I wouldn’t have clicked the link without it.
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by djhn 7mo ago
I would not assume that giving my kids $400 million would be a net benefit to them. Now to be fair I might be wrong, since I’ve neither researched this nor given it much thought. Maybe there is research on deca- and centimillionaire heirs t
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by djhn 7mo ago
The demand for authorised translators (approved in country X to correctly translate into country X’s native language from a particular language) has been steadily growing with globalisation and international trade. Contracts, court document
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by djhn 7mo ago
In the UK and its numerous former colonies officers are mostly posh, up to and including the royal family.
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by djhn 7mo ago
Even discarding the factual contents the sentences appear to be AI. But especially nonsense like ”allows the Oura Ring to maintain its circular form as well as distribute heat” is what you get when you RLHF your chat bot for lazy students c
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by djhn 7mo ago
According to Mullvad they do not keep logs, so whatever data they can be compelled to give up should include very little.

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