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Comment · 3 years ago
Hospitals in the USA are not super concerned about patient outcomes at the administrative level. Everyone just wants to be middle of the road “good enough” to not get sued for negligence. There isn’t really any incentive for doing better than that and it costs a lot to be better
Comment · 3 years ago
Would splitting into regions make things better or worse? It feels like the US it’s going the same way but we’re a couple decades behind you
Comment · 3 years ago
If air Jordan’s are luxury products then yeah easy to see how that is
Comment · 3 years ago
Gross
Comment · 3 years ago
Dollars and cents
Comment · 3 years ago
Ps5 games are Usally more expensive than Xbox. If you only play multi platform games buy the Xbox
Comment · 3 years ago
I’ve tried tweeting the fill settings and while it works the rest of the components are undersized for that load and sometimes the motor overheats and the whole thing shuts down. The side load also tends to leak at too high a water pressure.

You can make diy detergent by adding a teaspoon of TSP to the wash. It helps a lot.

Comment · 3 years ago
Nothing good this year unfortunately
Comment · 3 years ago
It’s easy to build an airplane. It’s hard to build one that lasts 30-50 years and to prove that it has an acceptably low failure rate.
Comment · 3 years ago
“ Expect AI to continue spreading into more legal gray areas as companies take advantage of the lack of clarity on legal responsibility to raid and pillage our economy and societies.”

This is exactly what’s happening, it doesn’t even need ai just an algorithm that allows companies to have an excuse for denying care. If there is no human in the loop nobody is responsible. You can’t send an AI to jail so they can just abuse the system.

Judges need to force companies to stop using algorithms and allow approve all expenses when an algorithm is found to be illegal or potentially illegal and that will end the practice quickly. The burden of proof should be on the algorithm writer to show its legal

Comment · 3 years ago
Also homeless camping everywhere and complete city government dysfunction
Comment · 3 years ago
Rumor has it airbus used to have a secure cabinet of Boeing analysis data that people would go reference once in a while in the 90s but I doubt that happens anymore
Comment · 3 years ago
Wait your work isn’t filled with that group? We don’t have a lot of ballerinas but the rest…

Cowboys run the show, clowns work for them as middle mangers. Most of us low folks are firefighters.

Comment · 3 years ago
You can already kind of side load via test flight. I don’t really see any additional risk. It will add a lot of additional complications for apps that relied on side loading not being allowed as part of their security plan
Comment · 3 years ago
What did he actually do though?

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