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by overtone1000 8mo ago
As a parent of a middle schooler and an elementary schooler, I don't need a formal study to answer that question. I've met my childrens' classmates. Sometimes, anecdotal evidence is sufficient. And, I wish they were using r
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by overtone1000 9mo ago
I know that this is a great discussion on Bayesian reasoning, but, honestly, I'm probably just going to use it to rebuff my friends who occasionally bring up aliens.
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by overtone1000 9mo ago
It's more accurate to say the wild poliovirus eradication effort has been stagnant in Afghanistan and Pakistan for over a decade.
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by overtone1000 9mo ago
Step aside, Grok, Mr. Ed is the new stud in town
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by overtone1000 9mo ago
Do you have any examples of how WHO has overridden the power of a supposedly democratic institution in mind, or are you just making a generically anti-establishment argument? WHO is, like every scientific or humanitarian endeavor, imperfect
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by overtone1000 9mo ago
Upvote for posting about a failure. We should all be more vocal about our failures.
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by overtone1000 9mo ago
Radiologist here, thanks for posting this because I was biting my tongue. I'll supplement by directing others to consider how number needed to screen may be a more useful metric than mammographic sensitivity when making policy decision
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by overtone1000 9mo ago
Maybe if you organized your notes you could articulate your thoughts better! jk, I agree. I use logseq synced across devices, but I barely know any of the shortcuts and never made any kind of brilliant web of personal knowledge. My notes ar
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by overtone1000 9mo ago
Comparing this site to Veritasium seems unfair to me. I don't see any evidence that this site generates direct revenue. I also think it's an excellent exercise in pedagogy. The best professors and brightest colleagues I remember f
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by overtone1000 10mo ago
The disappearance of this wikipedia entry from the internet will be the first signal that the clankers have taken over.
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by overtone1000 10mo ago
Work already feels like a meaningless toil for a greater good in which I believe less and less. But, if this really is the true utility of my blog, I think I'll shut it down and sign up for extra shifts.
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by overtone1000 10mo ago
He meant to post that from his alt account 'regularcoderguy'
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by overtone1000 10mo ago
It's not the hero we need, but it's the one we deserve.
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by overtone1000 10mo ago
Ctrl+F "jellyfin" to find this excellent comment.
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by overtone1000 10mo ago
I completely agree! https://overdesigned.org/shhh-dont-move-it-cant-see-us-if-we...
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by overtone1000 10mo ago
A better headline would be, "Google helped the suspect find their victim and then helped the police find their suspect"
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by overtone1000 10mo ago
I suspect the implication was that consumers and voters would do the brake pumping. I don't think anyone expects CEOs or boards to be socially conscious anymore. The idea that companies would care about externalities is quaint.
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by overtone1000 10mo ago
Apologies, that was my mistake. The subspecialties I thought weren't included were reported in detail in one of the figures, and they were some of the more optimistic groups. The result is surprising to me.
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by overtone1000 10mo ago
Thanks for the excellent response and clarification! I apologize for misreading your method with regard to inclusion of subspecialties. Figure 1 is particularly enlightening. Indeed, I'm in one of the two most skeptical subspecialties,
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by overtone1000 10mo ago
I agree, and I am a US physician! Curiously, their paper was sponsored by an entity that funds cryopreservation research. The paper asserts that those surveyed were general practitioners, but the actual survey itself had quotas for various
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by overtone1000 10mo ago
As with most science fiction, TNG did it better. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Neutral_Zone_(Star_Trek:_T...
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by overtone1000 1y ago
I wonder how much it would cost to pay a domain expert to review 95k lines of code. As a domain expert who codes for fun and loves rust, I can only say the answer is, "A lot."
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by overtone1000 1y ago
I suspect there are few capabilities compose possesses that quadlets lack. Certainly, there are many capabilities that quadlets possess that compose lacks because you're really making systemd services, which exposes a host of possibili
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by overtone1000 1y ago
I came to the comments to make sure someone mentioned quadlets. Just last week, I migrated my home server from docker compose to rootless podman quadlets. The transition was challenging, but I am very happy with the result.