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Grok AI assistant by Elon / X(twitter.com)
7 points by naveen99 3y ago|5 comments
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They’ll probably use ai to build an alternative to microsoft windows and Active Directory to start with. Interestingly microsoft makes just 2% of its revenue from china, despite an 85% market share for personal computer operating systems th
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Midlevels are partly making up for the doctors who go part time / retire soon after finishing their training. Yeah, rural areas that can’t support a full time doctor have no choice but to let midlevels practice medicine if they can ev
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Midlevels don’t necessarily hurt doctor compensation, because they are supervised by the doctor, who gets a cut for managing them in private practice. In hospitals it frees up doctor to do more high value procedures instead of lower value
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The person i was responding to said that residency spots are the bottle neck, and not medical school spots. While residency spots have not kept pace with population growth also, the medical student spots are a much worse bottle neck. Spec
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yes, there are periodic oversupply and undersupply of various medical specialties (just like oil, labor, money, real estate agents), and medical students do react and choose accordingly. ER was hot for a while, and radiology was not so hot
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Emergency med has decent flexibility in terms of hours. The problem was Covid and remote work reduced infections and accidents and heart attacks, and they lost turf to physician assistants manning urgent care centers.
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https://www.nrmp.org/about/news/2023/05/nrmp-releases-the-20...
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In the us, there are almost 3 residency spots for every 2 us medical students.
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Md anderson cancer center | data scientist| full time | onsite / remote from within texas | salary 90-130k I am a radiologist / ai researcher looking for a programmer to join my lab. We work with radiology and electronic medical
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Yeah, the readme just says “ASR”. Apparently that means automatic speech recognition. I guess it could be worse. In the future our ai overlords will just talk in embeddings (not even abbreviations), and we will have no clue what they are
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U.S. regulation isn’t coming for small businesses or hobbyists. It’s coming for other countries. if they don’t want to compete with small companies, they certainly don’t want to compete with small or large governments and other militaries
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Violating the narrative is irrelevant. But if someone writes something interesting, logical, that I didn’t already know, I usually look for more, whether it’s hn comments , github projects, youtube videos, arxiv papers etc. once I see som
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If that were true wouldn’t you see more women in programming like law and medicine. No programming still is mostly the domain of INTJ/INTP personalities. People skills are largely irrelevant, especially in the age of remote work and A
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The issue will be once we have independent robots with ai, would they be allowed without identification? For the internet the issue is almost here now.
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So now you can walk around in the townsquare without identification but not on a web browser ? It should probably be the opposite to start with, atleast in places with historically disputed territory among religions.
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Some parents / countries even limit independent television, phone, and internet use.
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> current publicly available systems, and those systems will always be very, very far away from the cutting edge. This is not obvious to me. there is heavy competition from megacaps, and money to be made before opensource (and closedest
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It would be more useful if they counted expected lifetime income. Most assets are valued at net present value of discounted future cash flows. But they don’t count personal future income for the labor class in their wealth calculation. I
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It’s the opposite of standard catch 22. You have to be crazy to self report… if you are not crazy, you don’t have to self report.
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If you add up the employer and employee portion of payroll taxes (social security + Medicare), it’s probably close to 25%.
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Maybe a sign of progress. Wealthier economies have fewer self employed people than poorer economies.
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Nurses and er doctors have been on a 4 or 3 day work week for a long time. But they have to work nights and weekends. Maybe when chic fil a moves to serving chicken only 4 days a week.
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It may be. depends where you are on the spectrum of being a saver or a borrower.
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You might be surprised how much Denmark taxes the bottom 50%, and how little the us taxes the bottom 50%.
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The great post Covid inflation ended that fantasy world of low inflation despite deficit spending. There is a lot of uncertainty in the future. Will human population shrink ? Will robots get cheaper than humans for general tasks ? The feder
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Per year.
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If I was Elon, I’d start a university. His legacy could be as strong as Stanford or Carnegie. What better way to get more government funding for a project, similar to tesla and spacex.
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Probably because you pay the state the other 6% as stamp duty who is the true broker.
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Sellers agent paying the buyers agent is a kickback. Kickbacks aren’t allowed for referring Medicare patients. They aren’t allowed in bribing government agents. They aren’t allowed in corporate contracting. Somehow in real estate, they

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