Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
throwaway4220
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
20 ms
·
211.
▲
by
throwaway4220
6y ago
I'm a radiologist involved in machine learning research! I lurk on HN to feel like I know how to code :)
212.
▲
by
throwaway4220
6y ago
My 2006 honda civic navigation had a good mix of touch and physical buttons, that is almost no-look. What I find funny though is that since it's a resistive touch and has a beep for every button (after a lag of course), i get "hap
213.
▲
by
throwaway4220
6y ago
Agreed. For better or for worse there is a "standard of care" that is a solid legal basis for lawsuits and a lot of decision making stems from it. "It's what's in the textbooks and established, and I can't be s
214.
▲
by
throwaway4220
6y ago
“ Doctors in the US and UK are very expensive, that's not because nobody has noticed there are equally skilled doctors in other countries that charge 1/5th the price (or even algorithms that can do most of it for pennies). It'
215.
▲
by
throwaway4220
6y ago
I can't speak for lawyers, but MD education is very relevant. Maybe other MDs can chime in, but at least once a week in practice I use something I learned once in medical school (which was a LONG time ago :) ). Now a 4-year undergradua
216.
▲
by
throwaway4220
6y ago
I am fortunate to be employed too, but I work in a closed space with little contact with others. Unless you work in a meatpacking plant, hospital, factory, or front-facing office, you may be taking on less risk than Tesla workers. In defens
217.
▲
by
throwaway4220
6y ago
Sliver lining: at least there is a place where lies/misinformation/propaganda doesn't fly in the US: the SEC.
218.
▲
by
throwaway4220
7y ago
From article: “As citizens of a democracy, our suggestion here is certainly not to constrain how media depict interrogations and torture .... Rather, our aim is to draw attention to the prevalence of this trope and hope that screenwriters w
219.
▲
by
throwaway4220
7y ago
Maybe because they're hard to find :) But actually you can self-publish a book and convince the store owner to sell it. It's not easy by any means, but not impossible. One of my more organized classmates in college sold his bound
220.
▲
by
throwaway4220
7y ago
> They've proven that they are nakedly partisan Cite your claim here. If PragerU is dropped for being conservative, but FB helped a conservative president, how can you lump these two? > Facebook/YouTube/etc are in a mon
221.
▲
by
throwaway4220
7y ago
Yeah, I would trust an MR tech's tried and tested parameters way before trusting any fancy algorithm or even a new sequence.
222.
▲
by
throwaway4220
7y ago
Yes, definitely true for many artifacts! Although due to Nyquist, ghosting artifacts sometimes require you to increase the field of view. What bothers me here is when the artifacts hide underlying pathology, and these algorithms "learn
223.
▲
by
throwaway4220
7y ago
Maybe it's a good thing that "AI" is used so much so that the hype will die down.
224.
▲
by
throwaway4220
7y ago
0.30 euro / kwh * 80 kwh = 24 euros to drive 220 miles 220 mi / 16 mpg for GLS 550 (similar size?) = 13 gallons * 5.25 euro/gallon = 72 euro https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercedes-Benz_EQC https:/&