make3

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781.
by make3 5y ago
I'm not sure how you can be certain of this
782.
by make3 5y ago
it's amusing that Python is going from no switch case to this ultra powerful version of it
783.
by make3 5y ago
didnt they also install a long 2 by 4
784.
by make3 5y ago
I'm not American, that was also wrong
785.
by make3 5y ago
trying to sell weapons to Russia, an aggressive total dictatorship, you deserved that one
786.
by make3 5y ago
no you're right ahahah wth are these
787.
by make3 5y ago
You have to add a context where the number of radiologist is extremely limited, otherwise the exercise is pointless, but: a different question I would have is, do the AI models know when they are unsure. If so, you could use the AI, and kee
788.
by make3 5y ago
way cheaper than 90%, and way faster than 99%. Radiologists are crazy expensive, at least 50$ per scan. Let's say you use a 1000$ GPU (which you don't need to as these models are usually tiny in practice because of the limited siz
789.
by make3 5y ago
Title could be something like "Use of artificial intelligence for image analysis in breast cancer screening programmes: systematic review of test accuracy" (which is the original title)
790.
by make3 5y ago
they just write 10x more productivity, which should mean on average workout other qualifiers. clearly that's impossible for any non gaslighting definition of productivity.
791.
by make3 5y ago
"10x more productivity" ...
792.
by make3 5y ago
21$/month/user is nothing for the business setting.
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by make3 5y ago
I don't know why it's not more of a mainstream opinion to try to make these sports as unpopular as possible or to straight up make them illegal to play in how ever many official settings as you can manage, including highschools at
794.
by make3 5y ago
and get sent to the gulag
795.
by make3 5y ago
Are you saying China can't enforce this? the difference is that China is able to actually apply the law, with it's fire wall and unprecedently separated tech infrastrure. It may also threaten the companies to straight up boot them
796.
by make3 5y ago
you can be supportive of a policy without being supportive of the type of government that runs it. I'm for it if it was done in a democratic way.
797.
by make3 5y ago
200 years difference
798.
by make3 5y ago
can't close the subscription box on Firefox mobile, making the site unusable
799.
by make3 5y ago
the writer has the responsibility give a source, not the reader
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by make3 5y ago
I'm not up to date on solar power, but my bullshit detector is going off quite a bit. My understanding is that solar power charges very slowly per area unit. Intuition says you can maybe drive (not super fast) for 30 min after charging
801.
by make3 5y ago
It's funny how Americans seem to have accepted the idea that corporations control their political life
802.
by make3 5y ago
I'd be curious to see a source for your number
803.
by make3 5y ago
Well a large difference is that consumer goods companies like Tesla are reliant on their public image for sales.
804.
by make3 5y ago
how one individual looks means literally nothing. do they have research / guarantees on large samples for the individual products / delivery methods, etc, is what matters. Like others have said, I would like to know products OP ac
805.
by make3 5y ago
I don't like stories like this, that are supposed to make us feel good towards the ultra rich. This is a raindrop in an ocean of people in need. Tax the rich and it wouldn't be necessary.
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by make3 5y ago
not sure why you're getting downvoted, this is textually what is said
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by make3 5y ago
The problem is that model is only being asked what the answer is most likely to be, not whether there exists a good answer. There should be a different model that checks if there is an answer or not, like SQuAD 2.0 https://rajpur
808.
by make3 5y ago
The inertia comes from the number of drivers too I guess
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by make3 5y ago
I wasn't either, I was saying you are discounting that apps can be a moat at all, and that you shouldn't
810.
by make3 5y ago
so Facebook could be beat by other apps? a good, popular app is a moat, for a while at least

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