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by nick__m 1y ago
I am to and I oppose this! Might I ask why are you supporting this ?
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by nick__m 1y ago
I tought that the National Post was exaggerating the severity in their crusade against the Liberal like they frequently do. So I when to read the law and it's as bad as they say: https://www.parl.ca/DocumentViewer&#x2F
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by nick__m 1y ago
It decreases dihydroxytestosterone to treat hair loss.
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by nick__m 1y ago
The anti-virals are just limited to Flu and Covid. There are also antivirals for Herpes simplex and zoster, HIV, Hepatitis B and C and probably others that i don't know about. It's still a small arsenal but it not limited
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by nick__m 1y ago
Looking at the code it appears to be somewhat easy, you add your language to language.rs and in the engine folder you add yourlang.rs where you provide an implementation of the LanguageEngine trait for the YourLangEngine struct. It would be
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by nick__m 1y ago
My trick is to learn the terminology/jargon of the specialists by buying meds students used textbooks. It completely changes the conversation dynamics even if initially it appears to slightly confuse them. Sometimes it angers them but
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by nick__m 1y ago
Working in a university that has significant research facilities is awesome. Even when you work in administration, learning opportunities abound and are easy to seize. I’m too shy to just walk into a random lab and ask questions, but three
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by nick__m 1y ago
In my sample of 1 with cold email to a researcher was that they are enthusiastic when someone has read their paper and ask relevant questions. I don't remember the paper subject neither the researcher name (more than 20yr ago) but I re
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by nick__m 1y ago
Push-ups are magical against back pain !
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by nick__m 1y ago
it's because ^ represents the CTRL key. In ASCII, CTRl subtract 0x40, H is 0x48 and backspace is 0x08...
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by nick__m 1y ago
Something missing from the article is the discovery of local anesthetic (cocaine) by Dr. Carl Koller an opthamologist in 1884. It must have improved the success rate tremendously.
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by nick__m 1y ago
Are they prompt engineers or Artists?
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by nick__m 1y ago
Why not just pay them significantly less than seniors? if there is a surplus of juniors shouldn't the invisible hand of the market adjust the salaries accordingly?
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Eric Schmidt: Competing with China means sacrificing work-life balance(fortune.com)
12 points by nick__m 1y ago|8 comments
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by nick__m 1y ago
Since you get exactly the kind of music you want, I think it leads to extremely small bubbles, which is pretty much the opposite of homogeneity. For example, I had never heard epic power metal about birds, but with Suno I got exactly what I
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by nick__m 1y ago
Having 128bit in the adress bus is useless, no questions there ! But what about pointers provenance, tagging and capability. Having more bits would be useful to implement something like CHERI.
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by nick__m 1y ago
from the article While Bill C-8 does not explicitly grant law enforcement direct access, information disclosed under its cybersecurity compliance regime could still be forwarded to police or national security agencies. This raises the p
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Securing the infrastructure, straining the Canadian constitution bill C-8(ablawg.ca)
2 points by nick__m 1y ago|1 comments
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by nick__m 1y ago
Then it's an organizational problem (or choice) in the specific hospital where my wife is treated/followed and I apologize to all radiologists that actually talk to peoples in a professional capacity! Or maybe it's related to
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by nick__m 1y ago
You practice in Québec ? If so I am quite surprised, because my wife had a lot of scans and we never met a radiologists who wasn't a radio-oncologist. And her oncologist never talked with the radiologists either. The communication betw
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by nick__m 1y ago
Training is a lot longer than that in Québec, radiology is a specialty, so they must first do their 5 years in medicine, followed by a 5 year diagnostic radiology residency program. And it's frequently followed by a 2 years fellowship.
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by nick__m 1y ago
Radiologists, here, mostly sit at home, read scan and dictate reports. They rarely talk to other doctors and talking to a patient is beyond them. They are some of the specialists with the best salary. With interventional radiologists and ra
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by nick__m 1y ago
What kind of issue it is then ? If a regulation permits the doctors associations to set the allowed number of doctors residency, naively it is a regulatory issue.
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by nick__m 1y ago
it's the first time a read the second part of the maxim, thanks.
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by nick__m 1y ago
There is a cost benefit ratio and context that matters. The repeat the concurent operations 1000times technique is adequate for a CRUD API but it's whofully inadequate for a database engine or garbage collector.
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by nick__m 1y ago
A 72 GPUs NVL72 rack consumes up to 130kW, so it's a little more than 5 500 000 GPUs
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by nick__m 1y ago
There a significant difference between a paid PR campaign and a letter to the editor of The Wall Street Journal. Parent didn't said silence the rich, he says ban PR stories. Personally I would ban unattributed PR. If Larry Ellison want
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by nick__m 1y ago
Android — keyboard – good for endash to !
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from the article Now, according to federal procurement data reviewed by The Independent, the DEA – which has recently diverted agents from their usual drug-fighting mandate to assist Immigration and Customs Enforcement in carrying out
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by nick__m 1y ago
I would not blame dang for keeping that flagged. The quality of the one on Gaza was appalling, it must have been really hard to moderate one and this one wasn't going to be much better.

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