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by robbiep 3y ago
I spent 11 years at university and came out with a medical degree and a couple of others for ~100k AUD, whilst also receiving government assistance whilst studying. The for profit education sector and price inelastic nature of demand have a
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by robbiep 3y ago
It gave me a black hole answer as well when I asked it what its sources were for a statement it output
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by robbiep 3y ago
What about the resin though? It’s not recyclable (or décomposable) surely?
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by robbiep 3y ago
We’ve got 2 S680s my uncle has a couple of X10s and a whole shed of s7 series and our whole district is green. There were a lot of green machines sitting on the sidelines this harvest waiting for technicians to get their shit together to re
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by robbiep 3y ago
What browser are you using? I heard a whisper (presumably on here, somewhere) that people had had their accounts blocked for using chrome
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by robbiep 3y ago
The city of sydney (local government area) is a very small part of the overall city - this dataset is just that area which is also the most densely built part (26 square km vs 12,300 square km)
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by robbiep 3y ago
I spent my birthday with a bunch of mates in the Szechenyi Bath as we were travelling around Europe about 15-20 years ago - December with snow falling, playing chess in the outdoor pool with the old fellas. Just a standout memory and a grea
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by robbiep 3y ago
I did read that online when I was doing some research alongside getting it set up however it was not immediately obvious how to achieve this (including by trying to boot it without giving it the option of connecting to a network). It seemed
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by robbiep 3y ago
I’ve been a moderately competent user of computers for 33 years. At no point, ever, in the setup of a new device, has a changed setting at the start of a hardwired laptop keyboard then resulted in the inability to then input correctly. You
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by robbiep 3y ago
I chose a surface 5 because I was hoping the build quality would be better. I haven’t looked deeply into it - coming from outside the windows ecosystem for so long now I was hoping to achieve something with better support (ie return to Micr
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by robbiep 3y ago
I recently bought a surface 5 for my parents, who need a windows machine for their accounting software. My initial impression was, this is pretty cool. They’ve replicated to Apple unboxing experience, and it even tries to do a passable job
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by robbiep 3y ago
This is a deep philosophical question that gets to the heart of what it is to experience - when it comes to the brains perceptions around colour however we can be relatively confident that the wetwear processing results in the same result,
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by robbiep 3y ago
I have been looking to play GTA2 for a long time - I have such good memories of it. For any on mac who are looking - it is available for free from Porting Kit (which is a Wine-like platform). I am assuming they can install it for free since
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by robbiep 3y ago
It’s been a while since I’ve been deep in the field, but the basics are you’ve got a first order action and a second order action. T cells in this instance are directly cytotoxic. They find the ligand they bind to, and they begin lysis of t
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by robbiep 3y ago
I think it should be called pseudo intelligence
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by robbiep 3y ago
There is roundup-ready Cotton, Soybeans, Corn and Canola, that I am aware of. My family grows Roundup-ready cotton. The other 2 are used for animal feed; in no case is any farmer going to be spraying it when it is fruiting, because once the
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by robbiep 3y ago
You don’t spray roundup over vegetables and fruits
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by robbiep 3y ago
You need to work on your comprehension
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by robbiep 3y ago
Am I right in that keychain only really works in safari? Or are there recent changes?
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by robbiep 3y ago
New evidence suggests Dingos are actually ‘mostly’ (for the meaning of the word where most is more than 50%) just dingo: https://amp.theguardian.com/australia-news/2023/may/29/resea...
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by robbiep 3y ago
Loved your thought process and walk through linguistics. I’d have to take exception to the medical examples however - I’m not sure if the translation is ‘a liquid swelling in the lung’ or ‘liquid swelling in the lung’ both of which are tech
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by robbiep 3y ago
You’re basically right, we have no idea how to do this - we can help the immune system remember new things (ie we’ve started teaching it how to attack cancers that it has been ignoring) but when the body wants to go at something, the only w
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by robbiep 3y ago
That a doctors office can have a non-compete boggles the mind
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by robbiep 3y ago
Aah yes, the renown Honduran semiconductor engineer surplus
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by robbiep 3y ago
You are misunderstanding how ‘incidentalomas’ are reviewed and managed. You don’t know it’s a false positive until you’ve done the invasive diagnostic tests subsequently (with non-zero risk), at which point you can classify it as a false po
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by robbiep 3y ago
The optic nerve is actually the central nervous system. We don’t have the faintest clue about how to repair nerves of the central nervous system
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by robbiep 3y ago
There’s a reason why this sort of thing is managed through someone medically guiding you and that’s because it’s complex, and there is a lot that snoreRx is not suited for. Unless you feel like you have a firm physiological foundation on wh
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by robbiep 3y ago
You literally imply there is one and describe it in the sibling comment reply. Interestingly you present the possibility of a falsifiable hypothesis. Unfortunately due to the highly variable accuracy of diagnosis and propensity to treat (so
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by robbiep 3y ago
I am not in any way qualified to assess the quality of his research as this is completely outside my scope of practice, but I am failing to detect any marketing in what is an interesting open source (and possibly forfeiting or foregoing the
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by robbiep 3y ago
No it’s not, you’ve got no idea what you’re talking about. There isn’t an ‘appendicitis’ diet

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