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My 30-Year Quitting Addiction
(slate.com)
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Technology and Food and Beverages Category – Mesh – NCBI
(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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Apple lost $110B in marketcap today
(msn.com)
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3y ago
Incredible that a drug discovered >100 years ago can still be used to price gouge Americans... Thankfully now there seems to be some semblance of rationality?
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Bill Ackman asks if MIT president Sally Kornbluth is next
(dailymail.co.uk)
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Ask HN: What are your go-to "test" questions when evaluating a new LLM?
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The bogus claim about organized retail theft (2023)
(latimes.com)
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Why not Square? Seems to be cheaper. Is the developer experience that much better with Stripe?
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Ask HN: What are you using to accept payment for a simple SaaS?
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Honestly I considered this interpretation for far too long - "extremely-metal" but poor. Now what that means I don't know, but I thought it might have related to something an astronomer could tell me
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You also have the AISTATS paper prep page at the very bottom :)
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The Day Before studio is closing down just 4 days after launch
(gamesradar.com)
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Paging Dr Robot: How AI will revolutionise healthcare
(happiesthealth.com)
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Medical microrobots are (still) on their way (MIT)
(technologyreview.com)
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3y ago
I think it's suspiciously low-engagement. But that might just reflect the HN population
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3y ago
Yes, according to some standardized test. But in practice, I don't consider myself particularly quick or intelligent (in comparison to some of my peers, who admittedly would not represent the baseline population).
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Chuck E. Cheese animatronics will be missed by parents most (2023)
(npr.org)
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For your education: What area were you in? Could it be that it was a rough area? My experience in the GTA is that there definitely are better/worse schools, but there's less elitism in that doctors/CEOs/lawyers will stil
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SBF's crypto portfolio would be up billions this year if he wasn't in jail
(blockworks.co)
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Show HN: ChatGPT for Med Students, Nurses
(radiantai.health)
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3y ago
Does it apply retroactively to people who already signed up?
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3y ago
Congrats! looks like you hit the jackpot
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Spotify cutting 17 per cent of workforce in 3rd round of layoffs this year
(cbc.ca)
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3y ago
Probably targeted US customers
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In Twitter's case, what is the hypergrowth story here? I don't see any revolutions coming from Twitter's business model that haven't already occurred in the past decade. Whereas for something like space flight or FSD or
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Ask HN: Did Elon/Twitter face any consequences after it stopped paying rent?
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Does she not receive notifications from Twitter? Thus proving there is no shadowbanning?
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Usually, candidates considered for heart transplants don't have a great alternative - i.e. healthy enough to survive the surgery but without the surgery these candidates would have deteriorated regardless
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This is such a ludicrous theory that is sadly repeated often. It is extremely unlikely that your set of organs will be compatible with someone they know who needs organs. Even then, a nurse or allied health professional is much more likely
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3y ago
To each their own. From a purely objective standpoint, I hope you or a loved one don't need a liver transplant one day (and consent to receiving one).
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