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dmbche
1y ago
Saw radiologists at a recent visit in a hospital. Do you have some kind of source? This seems unlikely.
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dmbche
1y ago
Three things explain this. First, while models beat humans on benchmarks, the standardized tests designed to measure AI performance, they struggle to replicate this performance in hospital conditions. Most tools can only diagnose abnormalit
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dmbche
1y ago
oddly this "caca" felt more visceral to me that most "poop"'s or "shit"'s I've seen in a bit. summoned an image instantly. probably just surprise - good choice!
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dmbche
1y ago
Look up Manufacturing Consent - good read!
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dmbche
1y ago
Did I tell Ycombinator to talk to their doctor? Is that link about accessing your GP? I'm not sure what you're trying to get at. Good luck going forward.
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dmbche
1y ago
That's almost only the USA you know
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1y ago
>That doesn't mean the DRM works. You can find torrents of all those shows. You know how any semi-motivated teen can open any masterlock with a piece of plastic, but we still use em? Keeps honest people honest - that's all.
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1y ago
"Patients with amnestic MCI—who have memory loss as their main symptom and are more likely to develop Alzheimer’s compared to people with non-amnestic MCI—had lower responses to the test, reports the Guardian’s Ian Sample. It can’t dir
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1y ago
I've suggested them to chat with their doctor. Many (including myself) have been successfully living with symptoms without treatment, but seeked my eoctors advice after having similar symptoms after a similar situation, and the result
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1y ago
If you can I'd chat to my doctor about Adhd and trying something like concerta! I'm able to recognize many of the things you are mentionning here and had positive effects from methylphenidate.
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1y ago
> The plausibility is that the Palestinians have a right to be protected from Genocide. This sentence presupposes they could be exempt that right
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dmbche
1y ago
Since when are the palestinians exempt from human rights? I don't think you understand this as well as you think.
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dmbche
1y ago
Just start speaking ASL (or whichever) when they tell you they are deaf! Let them handle that gracefully.
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dmbche
1y ago
Oh could very well be the case I've only listened once!
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1y ago
Hard agree on terrible. I guess i'd have disabled the no connectivity message for the demo to give it a chance to reconnect gracefully/quickly if at all (by non stop querying even without wifi) but that's just guessing on my
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1y ago
yes, i am a bot, and i'm paid by meta to convice you to buy their glasses by telling you they are shit? what are you on about? Edit0: and what are you even doing? Where do you think this is going?
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1y ago
Isn't this a very odd discussion to keep going? I'm not sure why you're being so confrontational as well. I see you have a lot of points, is that a way to drive engagement?
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1y ago
No, that's the last queried answer. There is no ai in the glasses without a connection, so all it (edit1:it here being the program being run on the glasses, client to the ai between other things)can do (seemingly) is loop around and re
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1y ago
The ai is in the cloud Edit0: ie without internet access the ai is unable to produce an answer other than some prerecorded ones I guess In the live showcase the presenter even mentions that the wifi must have been bad for the ai to repeat t
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dmbche
1y ago
Set it up earlier than late, if you're expecting 7 days notice before deletion
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1y ago
Haven't they recognised that the rights of Palestinians to be protected from genocide has plausibly been infringed upon? Which is what was said in that excerpt? Edit1: I'm specifically referring to all decisions regarding provisio
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1y ago
You could also read a ruling
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dmbche
1y ago
They have - not in a final ruling, but in mutliple rulings adjacent, provisional measures for example. Feel free to read what the courtd have made public for all to see
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1y ago
She didn't predict anything, she analysed evidence and arrived to the same conclusion as the ruling you qre recognizing today. Odd you can't reconcile that both parties can be correct
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1y ago
I'm uninsterested in your credibility or opinion on wether or not it's a genocide. Courts have ruled it is. The world has ruled it is. You can skirm all you want, in 6 months you'll say you always thought it was a genocide. M
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1y ago
Oh I just don't vote instead, it just feels performative now
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1y ago
Wether she is or not is not for me to decide - at any rate, her analysis seems to have been absolutely spot on if we are now recognizing it is a genocide, isn't it? And if you think the UN rapporteur is too biased to do their job corre
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1y ago
And it's gonna get seen by one (1) vote counter who'll then put it away/throw it in the bin
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1y ago
Francesca Albanese has held the genocide line since day one as the UN special rapporteur on israel and palestine
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1y ago
I'm not too up to speed in this ruling. Was this a bottleneck for further action to be taken to stop the genocide or is this seen as spectacle mostly?
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