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by throwaway4220 2y ago
In this scale, is CUDA support etc be a big factor in whether cloud providers buy this?
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by throwaway4220 2y ago
Anecdotally I just went on a 200 mile trip. Had to fast charge once but I was able to fully charge at my destination with a 110 volt outlet and a long extension cable. Turns out I like to lounge for about 16 hours a day on vacation. Of cour
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by throwaway4220 2y ago
Well unless you have an oil well and a full refinery in your backyard really it’s apples and oranges
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by throwaway4220 2y ago
It’s ok because they “deeply appreciate” our “support” (money). What the hell does this even mean? I was happy with this on my old civic. Now I’m switching to tidal.
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by throwaway4220 2y ago
Actually Nashville’s real estate market is very expensive. Belle Meade a Nashville suburb has the honor of being the richest town in America
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by throwaway4220 2y ago
Controlled relocation and flooding of towns for dams I think although I don’t have a good source
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by throwaway4220 2y ago
I keep hearing this idea of artificially restricting residencies like some sort of opec cartel. The fact is no one wants to do primary care there are easy residency spots for family med, peds, internnal med and psych all across the country.
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by throwaway4220 2y ago
Does clickbait still work? I feel like I am savvy to it but maybe it’s an illusion ha
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by throwaway4220 2y ago
Your first statement doesn’t really match your second statement
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by throwaway4220 2y ago
Damn it. I knew it was too good to be true but bought something cheap from Amazon anyway. Turns out it was cca. VIVO Gray 250ft Bulk Cat6, CCA... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FIMM8WW It’s been working okay for a year n
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by throwaway4220 3y ago
Also have to consider safety for the pedestrian which I think may be better for a 3 wheeler?
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by throwaway4220 3y ago
“…And it never will be so let’s not bother trying” “…but investing in it now will yield dividends in the future”
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by throwaway4220 3y ago
Well it’s still carbon neutral though right
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by throwaway4220 3y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3818166/ Let’s see your source for such a low percentage. I can tell you know we don’t have enough lithium for 1e6x more electric cars then we have now. Now maybe
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by throwaway4220 3y ago
Doesn’t work on Mullvad. That “Whoa there, pardner” is so condescending
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by throwaway4220 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth_Overshoot_Day Despite some flaws with the above it is not crazy to believe we have finite resources. Your numbers are sadly orders of magnitude too low.
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by throwaway4220 3y ago
You’re being way too charitable. Anthropoic and Google are very close almost equivalent? Spacex is 5-10 yrs ahead of its competition
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by throwaway4220 3y ago
I do have one example Similar to yours - really advanced liver cancer resolved by itself (of course the patient thought it was his vegan diet). But this is probably one of a thousand liver cancers I’ve seen so it’s rare on a macroscopic lev
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by throwaway4220 3y ago
lol no I wish I had stuck with my engineering degree and not gone into medicine
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by throwaway4220 3y ago
Wow this is about how much the average radiologist makes after 10 years of postgraduate studies
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by throwaway4220 3y ago
Really not following this. As an ex-academic, plagiarism still carries heavy penalties, and would still be punished if there is no intellectual property, right?
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by throwaway4220 3y ago
"6-7x" over "100k" you were claiming earlier is not right. mean specialist versus PCP is ~50k on average, with huge regional variability. Your second point is right, so what are you gonna do? Make a medical system where
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by throwaway4220 3y ago
Learn statistics, or talk to more doctors. https://www.whitecoatinvestor.com/how-much-do-doctors-make/
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by throwaway4220 3y ago
Bit insulting to be called a pig - also why would you want more pigs at the trough if this is a problem? Anyway NPs and PAs are providing the majority of care in hospitals. Please, let “AI” come. My EMR is basically run through telnet (no j
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by throwaway4220 3y ago
It's such a complex system. I'm reminded of how wrong eminent physicist Freeman Dyson's thinking CO2 being a net benefit because it's "plant food". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freeman_Dys
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by throwaway4220 3y ago
When did my father get a blog?
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by throwaway4220 3y ago
I'd pay 10k over MSRP right now if they made a Toyota Sienna prime
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by throwaway4220 3y ago
Context: I didn’t go to an Ivy League school and I was rejected by Stanford undergrad. i think this is not true. Stanford or any Ivy League essentially guarantees you get a good 9-5 job
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by throwaway4220 3y ago
Academia, you dug this hole for yourself. Way too many faculty care about number of publications in Nature or Science and scientific merit takes a back seat.
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by throwaway4220 3y ago
Respectfully you’re expecting the reader to fall for this informal logical fallacy https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Definist_fallacy

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