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by p1dda 1y ago
LOL funny! You really should end statements like that with sarc to make sure everybody understands though
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by p1dda 1y ago
Not saying you're wrong but that is pretty bleak.
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by p1dda 1y ago
Garbage in, garbage out, AI hype will never die, no doubt
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by p1dda 1y ago
People donating should do some research about charity fraud, it's extremely common today
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by p1dda 1y ago
It's junk food people, don't eat it!
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by p1dda 1y ago
LLMs doesn't even understand basic logic dude, or physics or gravity
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by p1dda 1y ago
For how long can OpenAI beat the dead horse that is LLM
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by p1dda 1y ago
LLMs are not intelligent
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by p1dda 1y ago
Funny how a company who once had a motto of don't be evil turned out to be: evil
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by p1dda 1y ago
After reading about this documentary I became interested in watching, turns out I can't. Thanks for nothing I guess.
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by p1dda 2y ago
I suspect McKinsey is responsible for most predatory behaviour related to Big Food, Big Tech and Big Pharma, just waiting for more of these lawsuits to surface.
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by p1dda 2y ago
The number of 'smart' people in this thread advocating for the use of a drug instead of doing the obvious which is STOP EATING JUNK FOOD is staggering. Also the article is nothing more than a pharma ad. Idiotic and corrupt.
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by p1dda 2y ago
Every problem has a top-level part and you only have to look at its main contributor: Bill Gates, to see where the problem comes from. Microsoft is based on cut-throat greed as its most fundamental principle. It overshadows everything els
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by p1dda 2y ago
What is 'fake news' for one person is truth to another. What it boils down to is who decides what is the truth and whether they have the right to censor everything and everybody else. In the 90's, the internet came as a salva
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by p1dda 2y ago
I also found this quite surprising. He must have been extremely persistent and patient. His investors seems to have stuck with him. Amazing story.
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by p1dda 2y ago
First impressions as a 1-year subscriber. I just tried GTP-4o to evaluate my code for suggestions and for discussing other solutions and it is definitely faster and it comes up with new suggestions that GPT-4 didn't. Currently in the p
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by p1dda 2y ago
Agree on everything, it's such an amazing tool it's almost unreal.
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by p1dda 2y ago
The real benefit of ChatGPT in coding is that it significantly lowers the threshhold for regular people to start learning coding. A.I. rarely gives a complete solution and even less so the bigger and more complex the code becomes. The truth
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by p1dda 2y ago
Dr. Phil has a great speech about starting new late in life, I highly recommend it.
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by p1dda 2y ago
We're through the looking glass so there's a relatively high probability it's true
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by p1dda 2y ago
Our brains our overloaded with text these days with all the scrolling of news, email, texts and at work which mostly involves even more text. Reading a great book has great value, I think most people would agree, but to even get to the cogn
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by p1dda 2y ago
Well done! Epic Systems sounds like a nightmare corporation, ruining the lives of health professionals all over the world.
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by p1dda 2y ago
Thank you for the response! I also feel this way, I still like some aspects of being a physician. I think it's just the way some of us are built: we thrive on learning new things, we enjoy challenges and we get bored when stuff gets t
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by p1dda 2y ago
Wow, that truly sounds like a dream job! I discovered neural networks in 2017 and managed to write a simple app to scan dermatological images to classify them, amazing technology! I have worked for one year at a dementia diagnostic centre a
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by p1dda 2y ago
EHR is truly a mess which is why I feel compelled, as a somewhat computer-skilled physician, to try to do something. There is a lot of potential to improve EHR but I think we have to start from scratch with a completely new way of thinking
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by p1dda 2y ago
Having worked in software before must have made it easier to change profession? I have not so I think I need formal training, I am a programming hobbyist writing in python and did some SQL for databases for research. I guess I need to have
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by p1dda 2y ago
I am a working physician (50+) that is currently in training to become an IT professional, preferably working with development of new patient records systems. Being a physician is just not very intellectually challenging, more emotionally c
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by p1dda 3y ago
the majority of people can't handle hard drugs, they will ruin their lives and their kids and their families lives as well 'startup founders' like him are idiots
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by p1dda 3y ago
"I got access to Gemini Pro 1.5 this week, a new private beta LLM from Google that is significantly better than previous models the company has released. (This is not the same as the publicly available version of Gemini that made headl
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by p1dda 3y ago
> Sarah Silverman has been successful yes, but as a performer not a real comedian though

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