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by subroutine 1y ago
When I was in grad school, I worked in a lab that performed research on children with Asperger's syndrome (AS), mainly through fMRI and DTI brain imaging techniques. AS was merged into Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), but at the time w
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by subroutine 1y ago
HELIOS is currently on USS Preble.
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by subroutine 1y ago
If the severance is significant, it's because they are making a deal with you, not because they are being nice. Option 1: take the severance package/non-disparagement agreement and decline the $500k book deal focused on disparagin
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by subroutine 1y ago
What are the odds this behavior is not completely hostile from the side of the builder ant? There seems to be some implication of symbiotic relationship, but maybe I'm reading too much into it. The interesting part is whether M. iberic
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by subroutine 1y ago
This "Almost Friday" skit about the Google Pixel is comedy gold... https://youtu.be/faabxveeoZo
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by subroutine 1y ago
Because thoughts and prayers don't pay the rent? If they did enhance the quality of the community, they would be patroned at a level that sustains them. If you simply enjoy knowing a local bookstore exists as a storefront in your downt
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by subroutine 1y ago
Gotcha. We happen to be on government Azure as a contractor, which took years to secure (and one reason our execs want to be beyond sure everything is locked down)
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by subroutine 1y ago
The following is required from the company using a provisionally authorized vendor service: * organization required to perform a Risk Assessment (is this standardized?) * organization must issue an Authority to Operate (ATO) (example? to wh
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by subroutine 1y ago
See my comment above.
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by subroutine 1y ago
I ask, because according to MS... "GPT-4o is now available as part of Azure OpenAI Service for Azure Government and included as part of this latest FedRAMP High and DoD IL4/IL5 Authorization." ...we have everything setup in
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by subroutine 1y ago
Do you work with OpenAI models via FedRAMP GGC High Azure? If so I would love to hear more about your experience.
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by subroutine 1y ago
Think of all the trivial ways an image generator could be used in business, and there is likely a similar use-case among the DoD and its contractors (e.g. create a cartoon image of a ship for a naval training aid; make a data dashboard wire
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by subroutine 1y ago
We're looking for house ! Come on, house ! Holographic white Oakley's ... not bad, it pairs with day drinking.
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by subroutine 2y ago
Me checking my inbox at 9:30am... 7:28 New Campus Policy printing now costs 5-cents per page 8:34 Re: New Campus Policy - April Fools! Printing is free. 9:14 Re: Re: New Campus Policy - Printing is still free, for now. de
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by subroutine 2y ago
I agree. It seems like hardly anyone got to experience the fun part of the prank - the number of people who actually saw INSERT 5 CENTS on their VFD panel was probably close to zero given "By 8:30am it was chaos". So for 99.9% o
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by subroutine 2y ago
This seems more like an epidemiology paper than a physics paper. They probably could have modeled it after the Zaire Ebola virus, with a mortality rate of 90 percent.
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by subroutine 2y ago
Is your comment at me? Because it seems like we agree. i.e. donating new cloths is not any better than used cloths and neither are all that helpful; donate cash instead.
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by subroutine 2y ago
I suppose it depends if you are trying to help with people's wants or needs in a disaster situation. If 10 new sweatshirts and 100 used sweatshirts get airdropped into a disaster area, and all 10 new shirts get taken and 0 used shirts,
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by subroutine 2y ago
Really, our gratitude seems lacking after the 9th pile of Patagonia half-zip sweater vests?
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by subroutine 2y ago
If clothing is needed in a disaster situation, I don't see how a new retail sweatshirt and jeans would be much more impactful than a used sweatshirt and jeans, given people have enough sense to not donate clothing with non-cosmetic iss
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by subroutine 2y ago
FEMA tips for helping disaster recovery efforts: volunteer time and donate cash.
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by subroutine 2y ago
They could have included the obvious (but probably unwanted) alternative hypothesis: Researchers suggest that these results might mean that changes in cognitive ability could take longer than the study period of 21 days to materialize, or
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by subroutine 2y ago
In the past, $20 got me the most access to the latest models and tools. When OpenAI rolled out new advanced features, the $20 per month customers always got full / first access. Now the $200 per month customers will have the most acces
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by subroutine 2y ago
There is no law stating the government cant repair a broken device that was seized as evidence, while having a lapsed search warrant. There is a law against searching a device without a valid warrant. The judge ruled that repairing a device
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by subroutine 2y ago
Part of my justification for spending $20 per month on ChatGPT Plus was that I'd have the best access to the latest models and advanced features. I'll probably roll back to the free plan rather than pay $20/mo for mid tier pl
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by subroutine 2y ago
Yes, the Broad Institute of MIT is licencing CRISPR patents owned by Broad.
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by subroutine 2y ago
They are saying most Americans come from Europe, which is why Columbus's origin is interesting to them. Your correction would be like saying "most European Americans come from Europe"
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by subroutine 2y ago
I agree if the cost becomes negligible or whenever it becomes cost effective (I'm sure the insurance companies will be tracking the data closely) - until then though?
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by subroutine 2y ago
I'd have to see some data to be convinced. There is nothing more problematic to health than aging. If we make all "fatties" thin we'll eventually get a bunch of geriatric cancer or dementia patients, or some other expen
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by subroutine 2y ago
It will be interesting to see how health insurance companies deal with Ozempic. A few days ago a top article on HN posed the question: Millions of Americans could benefit from drugs like Ozempic; will they bankrupt the healthcare system? Of

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