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lII1lIlI11ll
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3mo ago
No matter your mental gymnastics that is not how those Americans imagine health care in Europe works. And just for your (and our confused American friends) information there are several countries in Europe where "a point of (healthcare
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3mo ago
Still it is worth highlighting on this forum since many Americans believe that healthcare is "free" across Europe.
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3mo ago
> Though I think the private health insurance system is a dumb waste of overhead and paperwork and misaligned incentives There are countries where private health insurance works great. The problem in US is how it is regulated.
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3mo ago
> This is what happened with YouTube for instance How come I've never seen an ad on YouTube with my Premium subscription? AndroidTV without ad-blocker.
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3mo ago
> Unpopular opinion: I think users should be free to choose. There is nothing unpopular about your opinion - silent majority definitely wants ad-subsidized free tiers (that is why they are so popular and ads are not banned anywhere in th
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3mo ago
There is an opportunity cost in working on a startup that may fail and leave you with nothing while your uni peers have been cashing juicy RSUs in FAANG-type companies so the actual "risk" could be "having 0 net worth while l
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3mo ago
Trazodone does little to improve objective sleep quality [0] when used off-label for treating insomnia. From my n=1 experience it it useful as an adjunct to an orexin antagonist in special cases when I stressed/annoyed out of my mind
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3mo ago
> Please stop using ad hominem attacks, this is not the appropriate forum for such remarks. I feel quite strongly about people nonconsensually filming other people in public spaces. The proliferation of guides about disabling the indicat
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3mo ago
Same can be said about what is going on in bedrooms but I don't think that having stronger evidence for home abuse justify the invasion of privacy. And I don't think random people filming everything in bars/restaurants/n
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3mo ago
> You only have to remind yourself of what catcalling is. What do you think all these glasshole-women are going to do with bunch of (poor quality, grainy night) videos of some drunk bro on the street telling them "nice rack you have
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3mo ago
> True “sleeping pills” are usually controlled substances and few doctors would prescribe them as first-line options for a patient who shows up with first time complaints of sleep problems. They won’t be prescribed long-term either. Mode
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3mo ago
Well, I don't think this is the case and I haven't seen any research to convince me otherwise.
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3mo ago
That paper measures our margin of error when syncing to a perfectly predictable rhythm, not our ability to detect system latency. Applying that to an FPS doesn't really work for two reasons. First, enemies are erratic, meaning you are
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3mo ago
I would love to see some research confirming that 1ms of addition latency that OP claims to be able to perceive impact performance of twitchy FPS players.
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3mo ago
Well, of course people can generally see the difference between 30 and 100+ FPS but it is much bigger delay than 1ms OP claimed they can distinguish.
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3mo ago
You think you can and will inevitably fail to do it in blind testing.
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3mo ago
Why wasn't he laughed out of the room then?
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3mo ago
> The other issue is Gen Z and Gen A are now very much opposed to AI. They say they are, but they have actually been using it so much that they can't even do they homework without AI at this point.
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3mo ago
> For all we know, the more likely scenario is that Charlie, like a sizeable percentage of his doctor peers, was burnt out, tired, and depressed, did not really have an overwhelming (some might say "healthy") desire to survive
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3mo ago
It is "Not too well known" because Yandex didn't move all or even most of their employees outside Russia.
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3mo ago
I haven't seen any browser attestation proposals prescribing that and I don't see any reason for Mozilla and Apple to support that. Care to provide references?
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3mo ago
Why won't FF and Safari be signed?
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3mo ago
"Exactly" what? That by "don't let me" you meant "maybe sorta kinda woulda not let me do that in the future and I can't be halfassed to install FireFox"?
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3mo ago
What do you mean by that? You can certainly write and run your own adblocker or chose from variety of third-party offerings. You are complaining about Google dropping a more powerful adblocking API in favor of more restricted one from Chrom
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3mo ago
How will the government prevent you from owning it realistically? They could put some barriers in front of buying pre-made ones, but gamer CPUs and GPUs can run LLMs just fine, even if trailing data-center models in performance. It is inevi
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> This is restating the ‘who watches the watchmen?’ problem, which by definition has no solution. The government writes the laws, no one can stop it from writing overreaching laws, unless there is no separation from the concept of govern
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> First, to be addicted to something does not mean there has to be the same profile of withdrawal that we see in other drugs. Most of the diagnbosis only means you have an obsession that effects your day to day life in a way that causes
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Can you cite any specific claims regarding withdrawal symptoms from the studies you referenced? I couldn't find any.
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OP compared "TikTok addiction" to alcoholism. It is up to them to provide proofs.
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> Non-competes and the like are gross but what's described here isn't just "bring your expertise to OpenAI" it's "here is how to steal secrets on your way out" which is even grosser. Most of what happen
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