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by johntiger1 3y ago
> caught up in the surgeon's desire to make a name for himself. Clinical trials often give people a ray of hope and I would imagine this trial was done without coercion. Remember that insulin, coronary bypass surgery and literally e
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by johntiger1 3y ago
Unfortunately, very few people opt-in for organ donation. Thousands of people die a year waiting for transplants.
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by johntiger1 3y ago
Personally did not like it - way too much style over substance
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by johntiger1 3y ago
I'm guessing it's a plain old gpt wrapper - not exactly sure how novel this is
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by johntiger1 3y ago
down for me
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by johntiger1 3y ago
While I totally understand there's the potential for abuse, I don't think Omegle should be penalized for stuff like this. From my understanding, there's no addictive, profit-maximizing matchmaking or anything going on - it&#x
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by johntiger1 3y ago
Yeah it's unfortunate, but I don't think Omegle is exactly at fault here. Perhaps we should consider the abuser to be the one at fault?
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by johntiger1 3y ago
Yep, each generation thinks they're special. But I think the early internet was different since it had literally just went from 0->1
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Airline Refused to Divert for a Heart Attack – and the Passenger Died (2023)(viewfromthewing.com)
4 points by johntiger1 3y ago|1 comments
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Horny Layer(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by johntiger1 3y ago|0 comments
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by johntiger1 3y ago
Edit: FF no longer works for me, Chrome does though
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by johntiger1 3y ago
Interesting, would you say your work compensation model at a major academic medical center is not the norm then? Most hospitalists I've talked to (non-academic) have told me they get paid based on volume
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by johntiger1 3y ago
Yep, Firefox still works for me. What do you update your filters to?
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by johntiger1 3y ago
> We don’t need more internists or family med doctors Pretty sure the big shortage is precisely in FM, because it's low-status and not as stimulating intellectually/too routine
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by johntiger1 3y ago
A lot of doctors are fee for service in Canada/USA. So especially in a clinic setting, they would know roughly how much certain procedures/consults impact their bottom line (i.e. how much they're getting paid). It's like
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Ask HN: How are you bypassing YouTube anti-adblocker?
2 points by johntiger1 3y ago|9 comments
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Prompt Learning for Large Language Models(docs.nvidia.com)
5 points by johntiger1 3y ago|0 comments
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by johntiger1 3y ago
Would long tenure at e.g. Meta or Google also be seen as a red flag? I've heard other people say that the opposite (job hopping every 1-2 years) is a red flag.
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by johntiger1 3y ago
Yeah I've failed 'reverse a string' before, despite graduating with close to a 4.00 GPA and getting a 99 in my DS/A course from a Canadian school (Waterloo/UofT). Especially early on in your career, the transition f
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by johntiger1 3y ago
Were you asking them in a language they were familiar with? They also might have gotten nerves and thought about using some fancy DP algorithm and gotten stuck in that rabbithole. I've personally definitely had my fair share of unbelie
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by johntiger1 3y ago
idk i just came across it and thought it was funny
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by johntiger1 3y ago
Yeah he better be able to invert a binary tree, else how do we know he can code? /s
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Microsoft Azure CTO Headhunted for SDE II Position at Amazon(twitter.com)
44 points by johntiger1 3y ago|44 comments
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by johntiger1 3y ago
Either way. I think in a negative direction (e.g. my friends don't use Threads so I will stop using it)
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Ask HN: Has Threads crossed a network effect threshold?
2 points by johntiger1 3y ago|3 comments
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by johntiger1 3y ago
Are you using GPT-4 or ChatGPT? I only trust GPT-4, and I have a fairly good idea of its 'limits' so to speak (don't ask it to walk step by step through a decision tree question for instance, but if we generally want to know
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Google, not OpenAI, is a Google-killer(hermitian.substack.com)
2 points by johntiger1 3y ago|2 comments
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by johntiger1 3y ago
> as she's asian-sized and can comfortably sit anywhere what exactly is this supposed to mean?
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Scotiabank to Lay Off 3% of Workforce, Take $432M Charge – BNN Bloomberg(bnnbloomberg.ca)
26 points by johntiger1 3y ago|5 comments
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Reinforcement Learning: ChatGPT and RLHF [video](youtube.com)
3 points by johntiger1 3y ago|0 comments

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