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by haldujai 3y ago
What is full steam ahead for enterprises? It's not like they're throwing autoregressive LLMs into production any time soon. In any case Nvidia is expecting to ship ~550k H100s in 2023, hardly enough to satisfy every user. Tesla de
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by haldujai 3y ago
It's hard to imagine Nvidia will maintain what is right now effectively 100% market share for training forever, especially given the $ being thrown around.
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> Should have sold a call credit spread instead! Why? > From what I could find, Jensen has 1.3 million shares, so he'd receive over $200k in dividends this year. You might think that's chump change, but another source lists
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I don't believe any disease modifying interventions exist which would suggest no, from a purely medical patient perspective at least. There are some candidates advertised as promising but I'm not sure how much stock I have in this
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Not an adapter?
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Not sure about direct OpenAI API calls but with the Azure offering they store prompts and output for 30 days to monitor for abuse. There is an application form if one wants to be exempted from this requirement. https://learn.micr
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Interesting, it makes sense but I didn't know that using FBS isn't good manufacturing practice. The article below is by the same author GP linked to and talks about the risks (summary is very low but potentially very serious). The
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I had the same thought but seems like this site is submitted a lot and by a variety of users, some of whom I recognize so I don't think it's a bot. These are also both fairly good and accessible summaries of very interesting and w
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> Firstly, they target signals that are inherently rare in blood (less than 1% of any blood volume). That's one of the advantages of this technique. > Secondly, they focus on either cfDNA or ctDNA, indicating that cancer has alr
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Basically. It's been a while since I've worked in wetlabs (clinical now) but looking at their methodology the fixed equipment costs would seem comparable to ddPCR and I'd expect cheaper than NGS currently used for ctDNA. Per-
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Not sure I follow, methylation analysis is very different from NA detection.
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There is no protection against the use and disclosure of deidentified health information as regulated by PHIPA or the IPC of Ontario. The IPC has clarified through guidance that deid data is not protected however the act of deid constitutes
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Apologies, I may have misunderstood you to extend it to deidentified data. There are easier non-REB exceptions to consent that can facilitate deidentification and subsequent use that are commonly used: PHIPA sets out a limited set of accep
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Abortion Pill Access Preserved by Appeals Court, with Limits(news.bloomberglaw.com)
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Thanks! It's on my list, I haven't gotten around to it yet. Would you suggest the regular Buffalo Trace or one of their (many) variations?
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That’s interesting. I could get behind 1-2 years of core liberal arts training for everyone. I think it would be better for society. I find the skills I developed in my English degree have been very useful during my medical training and pra
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by haldujai 3y ago
> Just like Brandon I had a near fatal covid infection in 2020, I was on 24/7 oxygen for two months and never fully recovered. He describes that he had mild infection both times and was not hospitalized. > So if I die in a couple
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The most competitive institutions are typically the ones offering the best financial aid packages. https://college.harvard.edu/admissions/why-harvard/affordabi... https://financialaid.stanford.edu/
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> You don't understand, because you keep assuming echo or medical professionals will be needed, to keep doing what is now medically relevant. Yes, I believe in the laws of physics which state what you are describing is impossible. &
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> I find it unpleasant to drink I concur, I tried to acquire the taste for 151 in college and even after 4 years of earnest and consistent effort it did not get better. Similar experiments with Everclear and overproof grappa were also un
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I don't know the national average of my major. I paid something around 35-40k/year in tuition for an english literature degree. My MD and MS (CS) were more expensive but also done later. All undergraduate degrees in the US have a
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Whether or not one personally finds benefit from things like fine art, media, journalism or literature it's clear that our society places value on this through both private enterprise and public institutions. > What is it that human
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> The first link was about repeat infections. It seems possible that he could have had multiple infections and then that caused MoD? His timeline on the Google document ends in April 2023 when he reported he was slowly improving. It&#x27
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by haldujai 3y ago
Brandon describes slowly improving over ~1.5 years up to April 2023 when he was walking ~0.9 miles/day which so far is concordant with ME/CFS but where it gets discordant is that he progressed to multi-organ failure and death with
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by haldujai 3y ago
Interesting, it affirms his timeline in the Google doc that he was improving up to April 2023. I can't rationalize how any of the symptoms he described, and having undergone many medical tests which were not described as indicating any
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All of your sources are about acute or active covid infection. As a physician who worked in an ECMO center during the pandemic I am well aware of severe Covid-19 infections and as I stated in my post I tried searching, specifically looking
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by haldujai 3y ago
It starts on page 102 on the PDF. I am not sure what's interesting about his vaccination timeline. What is interesting is on page 105: As of April 5, 2023 ... And overall, it’s clear from the data of what I can do in a day that I’m st
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With all respect to Brandon Gilles, I have never heard of "dying from long covid" before and am trying to understand what this means. There is a huge discrepancy and a lot of detail missing between "developed Long-COVID sympt
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Public universities already label and report on administrative staff and overhead. I'm not sure that I would call this micromanaging. https://www.usnews.com/education/articles/one-culprit-in-ris... https:&#x
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> Basically, just STEM, nursing, radiology, etc. So "Basically, STEM or STEM-adjacent"? (depending how consider nursing) > The expected value of the degree To society or the individual? Calculated how? > If you want an ar

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