harvey9

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by harvey9 2y ago
Everyone learning stuff is what's supposed to happen in a debate.
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by harvey9 2y ago
Putting aside all the legal issues, I would like to see more details of what it does before I sign up. Seems like you need to register yourself and then get all your family/carers to register and then link their accounts to yours? Ther
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by harvey9 2y ago
Since Oracle bought Cerner a few years ago, no imagination needed. Sadly, since Cerner has lots of good people who want to make good products.
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by harvey9 2y ago
I'm picturing a lot of corp execs boarding a spaceship and saying 'so long and thanks for all the tax breaks'
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by harvey9 2y ago
Amazon offered me exactly that during checkout recently: 'no rush delivery', and deducted the price a little as an incentive.
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by harvey9 2y ago
My unscientific view is a person working 40 hours a week should at least be able to afford a modest home, fresh food and other ordinary expenses. If a job pays less than that and needs to be topped up by some kind of public assistance then
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by harvey9 2y ago
Threshold for semaglutide use seems pretty low. And the article mentioned that its 'usually' diabetes patients which I took to mean it even included users who were overweight but not diabetic.
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by harvey9 2y ago
I guess you and the person before might have different circumstances in how your windows and rooms are set out, local prevailing wind and so on.
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by harvey9 2y ago
"I don’t have much knowledge on employment law in Ireland" You don't but a company employing staff in Ireland is expected to hire someone that does so they can comply with the law.
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by harvey9 3y ago
True in some contexts but right now the BBC CEO is concerned that they can't afford expensive dramas like Netflix or Prime can. Regarding bias, commentators on both left and right claim bias in the other direction. This does not imply
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by harvey9 3y ago
I thought she was remembered for not retracting when shown to be wrong about Samoa.
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by harvey9 3y ago
No. I have a monopoly on faucets made to my design, not on faucets generally. Bloomsbury have a monopoly on Harry Potter books, Penguin can still publish Percy Jackson.
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by harvey9 3y ago
The conversation statrted with people who currently work remotely for Dell - Dell has determined that those staff can work remotely but would not be promoted. Obviously elementrary school teachers are not in that group any more than Dell fa
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by harvey9 3y ago
Disability is the one most likely to crop up. If you really have difficulty getting to an office but are otherwise capable in your role then a court may see this as discrimination. Dell could just make exceptions for capable disabled staff.
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by harvey9 3y ago
On producing specific books. Nothing to stop me writing a novel with the same themes as yours has.
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by harvey9 3y ago
The straight-to-landfill consumer goods make me sad, but I guess I can buy cheaper tires and only drive in ideal conditions so there can be a place for middling quality.
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by harvey9 3y ago
We need to end entropy. https://www.theonion.com/christian-right-lobbies-to-overturn...
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by harvey9 3y ago
Or tell the voters they're stupid. That seemed to work for the UK's Remain campaign.
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by harvey9 3y ago
I see it as 'I can try this business idea, secure in the knowledge that if it fails I won't go hungry'. Even in the post scarcity Federation in Star Trek people want to do work that is both fulfilling and valuable.
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by harvey9 3y ago
I don't think it is fair and I do know the difference between a regulated product and an ad hoc (mis)use of ChatGPT. I just do not think you can blame OpenAI for doctors (or other professionals) ignoring the warning they are presented
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by harvey9 3y ago
I think those scenarios are exactly where feedback could be valuable to the candidate. If the panel didn't feel the love, why so? If I get a low score on a coding test I am already going to realise that its going badly right there in t
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by harvey9 3y ago
No, it is an agreement between suppliers to set prices. Per TFA, one of the goals is to prevent property managers from negotiating with tenants.
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by harvey9 3y ago
Many legislators are also residential landlords. Do not expect those regulators to be catching up any time soon.
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by harvey9 3y ago
If doctors consult chatgpt (unregulated, uncertified) that's on them, not the platform. I hope your old team keep working on high quality stuff but I can understand if they walk away. I have seen some chatbot type products aimed at the
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by harvey9 3y ago
The friend was already consulting with doctors (plural). It is quite common for people with ambiguous presentations to take a long time to get a definitive diagnosis. Not surprising that some of them will be receptive to Cranks and GenAIs a
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by harvey9 3y ago
If only Philip K Dick had lived to see so many of his stories play out in real life.
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by harvey9 3y ago
The point was that it is possible to do so, and that this is much less true with more recent tech. This is a one time project which makes a point and not a call for everyone to go around restoring very old consoles.
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by harvey9 3y ago
Don't recommend using 2020 as base given lockdowns resulted in much fewer miles driven
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by harvey9 3y ago
Sure we're gonna get the inaccessible favela anyway, but that doesn't mean we have to vote for it.
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by harvey9 3y ago
You've made a reasonable proposal. But the writer of the blog wasn't offered anything so reasonable and that's why they're mad.

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