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by harvey9 11mo ago
The calculation charts are valid but you can give it slowly and stop at whatever dose the patient reports good effect. I do highly recommend Prof Thimbleby's talks in this topic.
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by harvey9 11mo ago
Also cheap to create AstroTurf, be that blogs or short form video.
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by harvey9 11mo ago
Hey, hey 16k What does that get you today? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IagZIM9MtLo
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by harvey9 11mo ago
Loosely related: voice control on Android with Gemini is complete rubbish compared to the old assistant. I used to be able to have texts read out and dictate replies whilst driving. Now it's all nondeterministic which adds cognitive lo
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by harvey9 11mo ago
In emergency situations (or even routine ones) where I'm administering morphine, I don't need a computer to help me figure out the dose. There are more complex dose calculations where good tech matters far more. Harold Thimbleby h
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by harvey9 11mo ago
"An external audit by the auditing firm KPMG..." Piling one nonsense upon another. I worked with them on a different health project. After much song and dance we ended up with another bland slide deck.
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by harvey9 11mo ago
Private care has been available in Britain throughout the history of the NHS and is available to people far below the 'ultra wealthy' strata. Don't ruin a valid point with hyperbole.
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by harvey9 11mo ago
Do you mean the breakdown of staff wages, equipment and so on?
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by harvey9 11mo ago
Any chance they worked really hard for that promotion and it paid multiple dividends? Just kidding.
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by harvey9 11mo ago
If you go desktop then running network cable or using PLN becomes a good option.
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by harvey9 11mo ago
It's pretty awesome that we now have nondeterministic .Zip
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by harvey9 11mo ago
Yes. There are domains where the data is not web-scale.
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by harvey9 11mo ago
Are you saying that a neutral observer would not see this as repressive?
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by harvey9 11mo ago
The other day I interviewed a candidate who had lost their unique voice...
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by harvey9 11mo ago
"Every downvote signals to the algorithm that you prefer mediocrity." Not on hn it doesn't.
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by harvey9 11mo ago
He might have started out as neither but to get a run at the party nomination required that he developed some good connections first.
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by harvey9 11mo ago
Could an AI agent kidnap Torvalds and force him to do it?
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by harvey9 11mo ago
The writer mentions Kilduff is a 'trained comedian'. Is that really something you can go to school and study? To me it came off as implying that was superior to being an untrained comedian.
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by harvey9 11mo ago
Depends what people are buying a steam machine for and what are the alternatives. Can you use a Mac mini for pretty much the same purpose? Genuine question since I'm not a gamer nor a Mac user.
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by harvey9 11mo ago
Article links to a library for that but says the licence didn't suit this project. https://github.com/rehg-lab/eye-contact-cnn
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by harvey9 11mo ago
I'm glad the German state takes its history seriously but I do not expect Germans not even born in the nazi era to make personal apologies any more than I expect the Indian whose post began this chain to apologise because other Indians
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by harvey9 11mo ago
The author says "the name isn't great", but I like it. Very close to 'squirm' or even 'slurm'.
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by harvey9 11mo ago
I'm addressing an individual, not a state.
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by harvey9 11mo ago
You don't need to apologise for something you didn't do just because it happened in your country.
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by harvey9 11mo ago
Which is orthogonal to a point about weapons production.
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by harvey9 1y ago
My work laptop is Windows and IT have removed the bloatware but the desktop is still a shitshow. Clicking on a window in the taskbar doesn't even reliably bring it to the front.
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by harvey9 1y ago
Then they stopped snorting coke and did a sensible walk-back?
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by harvey9 1y ago
Maybe only accept applications by post.
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by harvey9 1y ago
Unfortunately people like you are hardly ever in charge of this kind of thing.
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by harvey9 1y ago
Any chance he was just trolling them? Mass production of printed pages started a few centuries before he was born so I doubt he honestly thought his paper was custom-made.

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