dogmatism

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by dogmatism 2y ago
the answer is in the blog as always, Emacs
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by dogmatism 2y ago
wait what? Escobar was responsible for conservatively 4,000 people killed, some at his own hand DPR conspired but didn't actually directly kill anyone Not saying DPR was a good person, but a little perspective is in order
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by dogmatism 2y ago
Thought this might be about Fastmail's Bron Gondwana
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by dogmatism 2y ago
This is all predicated on the guidelines actually reflecting best practices
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by dogmatism 2y ago
yes, I run a local mail server on my nas/server, and sync from online accounts every few months, and also keep local backup via syncing with Thunderbird
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by dogmatism 2y ago
Well, there are denaskuloj , but aside from that, I don't think languages are adopted into communities to replace other languages based on their merits, but based on socio-religious factors that have nothing to do with the language it
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by dogmatism 2y ago
fucking Inigo San Milan and Peter Attia and their "zone 2" bullshit this is nothing new. Back in the day, the teaching was "ride in the little ring in winter" which was essentially Zone 2 Plus San Milan is tainted by his
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by dogmatism 2y ago
carbon rims enough said
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by dogmatism 2y ago
It's too soon to say
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by dogmatism 2y ago
I agree. The points were deducted from the team's total. The team itself was not deducted (though I guess you could argue without the points, the team was deducted from the tournament, lol)
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by dogmatism 2y ago
It's actually not that hard from a conceptual implementation standpoint, it's a matter of scale, network effects, and regulatory capture
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by dogmatism 2y ago
no money for that there are backup paper processes, but they start fresh when the systems go down If it was printing paper in case of downtime 24/7, it would be massive wasteage for the 99% of time system is up
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by dogmatism 2y ago
said no one who worked in hospitals in 2020 and 2021 Not sure I'll ever get over it
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by dogmatism 2y ago
MAL's finding is not exactly surprising, and Astana has been suspect since they became a thing in the wake of the demise of Liberty Seguros after Operacion Puerto Superman ain't Lizzie Banks
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by dogmatism 2y ago
Got a fairly low mileage Chevy Bolt for 11 Deals are out there if you're not too picky
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by dogmatism 2y ago
A lot of doctors still prefer to carry beepers
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by dogmatism 2y ago
It's a joke, no?
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by dogmatism 3y ago
US PCP doctors do take calls. It's less common for them to go to the hospital to admit their own patients anymore since the rise of "hospitalists" but they still take outpatient calls and calls from the ER. Also, PCPs are sub
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by dogmatism 3y ago
NHS is in a process of replacing doctors with physician assistants
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by dogmatism 3y ago
It's just a poster being presented at a niche AHA sub-division meeting from some researchers in China trolling the US based NHANES data It's presenting to present, just part of the game of academics, and it does not represent an o
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by dogmatism 3y ago
If you're in the market for a smaller, cheap(ish) EV with decent range, the Chevy Bolt (used) is basically the only option, and honestly can be had for less than any equivalent ICE vehicle of similar quality/mileage
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by dogmatism 3y ago
thought this was going to be some Roy Moore shit, but it's actually a sensible ruling that follows the expected dogshit constitutional amendment incidentally "wandering Mobile patient" is an amusing turn of phrase Also, knowi
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by dogmatism 3y ago
1) Armstrong was (is) an asshole who destroyed careers and lives, which is part of why they threw the book at him as opposed to others 2) That said, 7 in a row is still incredible. While he had a few incidents, he was always able to recover
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by dogmatism 3y ago
OP said "did" implying finished. It's a six year residency minimum, though the first year is general surgery. It's not often people do the whole damn thing, then decide to bail. Usually it's after 2 or 3 years Tho
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by dogmatism 3y ago
*cries in my location where energy is like 70% from imported LNG and there's only flat rate pricing at $0.30/kWh...and it's windy AF but for political reasons no one's built the wind farms Oh and there's a nuc plant
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by dogmatism 3y ago
that's not why they had to get up. It's because they were hitting the EPO so hard, their hematocrits would be like over 60% (60% red blood cells/mL of blood) and thus when their heart rate/cardiac output would drop durin
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by dogmatism 3y ago
No, you’re right, it doesn’t work reliably I just think the y combinator crowd underestimates the human obstacles and ancient tech in the path of getting AI implemented
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by dogmatism 3y ago
see my comment above Pt sees Dr in office A, has labs and scans ordered. Labs order is printed out and given to pt, who takes it to lab A. Scan #1 is ordered, and order faxed to facility B, who independently calls, schedules, performs, and
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by dogmatism 3y ago
I know an LLM can do this when given the data in an ingestible form it's the taking of data from disparate sources including literal paper faxes that's the hard part
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by dogmatism 3y ago
terrible headline. This is known. What the study elucidates is how (aside from strokes, afib, heart attacks, etc etc that are a consequence of high blood pressure)

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