firebirdn99

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by firebirdn99 3y ago
Yes, there is a cost of ownership attached to physical objects. As a person who's moved around a bit in the last year, I can attest to that.
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by firebirdn99 3y ago
Isn't that why there are nurses, or maybe we need in-between positions of people who actually do the diagnosis, surgery, and those to explain them. Wait, those are nurses?
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by firebirdn99 3y ago
Yes well summarized. I understood this too, and replied in another comment, which is how doctors many times come across as callous and really like robotic people, but it's bc they have to be ready to take on another case. The people wh
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by firebirdn99 3y ago
Many comments are saying it's helpful. But what happens when it's widespread, everyone crafting Hallmark type empathic messages to everyone. Or once everyone has bots, then most likely they will all be sent straight to spam or som
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by firebirdn99 3y ago
Now it feels kind of neat, and maybe works when others are reading well crafted messages. What happens when everyone has a bot, and a bot is talking to a bot, because I for one, don't want to be sent or fall for emotionally manipulativ
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by firebirdn99 3y ago
I understand this point. Many doctors I see always being very social, and smiling in public even though they have seen horrors in the ER room, etc. I kind of get a bit of the callous, emotionally stable, and always cheery, positive nature b
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by firebirdn99 3y ago
This really feels farcical, and kind of like vc bros hyping up a product. Considering this was a serious issue of life and death of a patient, it was surprising how it read like a prank or like the scene from Harold and Kumar, where Kumar p
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by firebirdn99 3y ago
Just horrible. The Japanese testimonials are gut-wrenching. “Night came and I could hear many voices crying and groaning with pain and begging for water. Someone cried, ‘Damn it! War tortures so many people who are innocent!’
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by firebirdn99 3y ago
The whole wikipedia article reads so sad. From the vulture crisis, to the 18 million feral dogs, and more than half the world's cases of rabies. India has been managed so poorly for decades. As a foreign born person of Indian descent,
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by firebirdn99 4y ago
Maybe a related note to the PG tweet, about not as much capital invested in hardware industries, as opposed to software.
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by firebirdn99 4y ago
rising sea levels, may eradicate the Sunderbans, one of the habitats of the Bengal tigers according to one of the articles
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by firebirdn99 4y ago
While I was in that camp for a long time. It's also somewhat enlightening to understand their perspectives. Some are hired to do the work from extremely poor backgrounds I believe. The first and foremost is to ban public trophy hunting
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by firebirdn99 4y ago
Just watched some eps of Extrapolations this week, the Apple TV show about climate change. It's (a sci-fi show that shows life in the future ~2040-2060) very far fetched, but not so much as to say it's out of the question that spe
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by firebirdn99 4y ago
Ungrateful nerds. This is capitalism, hence how we only give out scraps to beggars. It's like a beggar getting 10 cent coin and looking spitefully at the donor.