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what does this greenwich person think neoliberalism and socialism are? can they describe this in words
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fritz posted:greenwich26 4 minutes ago [–] so you’ve been to school for a year or two
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dioxazine posted:what does this greenwich person think neoliberalism and socialism are? can they describe this in words well he specified western so I guess he wants to go to China?
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Jun 5, 2021 18:06
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most people do, it's true
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Jun 5, 2021 18:49
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dioxazine posted:what does this greenwich person think neoliberalism and socialism are? can they describe this in words
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Jun 5, 2021 18:52
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PCjr sidecar posted:so you’ve been to school for a year or two
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Jun 5, 2021 21:36
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PCjr sidecar posted:so you’ve been to school for a year or two
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AnimeIsTrash posted:Socialism and neoliberalism is when the government
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Jun 6, 2021 00:29
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quote:Mt. Zion wasn't "set aside for a high-risk community." It should have been, and indeed it was set aside earlier that week, but by Thursday morning they opened the gates and let everyone in.
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Jun 6, 2021 00:57
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jfc
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Jun 6, 2021 01:52
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your honor the door was not locked and we shouldn’t have entered and taken all that stuff, but there were no rules written and stapled anywhere so you see it was ok to take the things because we were the first to be there
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Jun 6, 2021 10:32
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“the fact is, letting community resources go unexploited is actually a bad thing” *writes 3000 word Medium essay like a complete psychopath*
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Jun 6, 2021 18:48
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and since there was a 4 hour line i guess community resources were exploited just fine by the community (unless it was all piece of poo poo line jumpers)
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Jun 6, 2021 21:17
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hackers are talking global thermonuclear war baybal2 2 hours ago [–] 10-30M body-count on US side vs communist global domination. Decide what is worse. reply
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Jun 7, 2021 13:55
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what if they're both good
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Jun 7, 2021 14:35
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Jabor posted:what if they're both good
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Jun 7, 2021 14:43
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Jabor posted:what if they're both good lol
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Jun 7, 2021 16:39
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Jabor posted:what if they're both good
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Workaccount2 1 hour ago [–] What gets me about doctors, and maybe I'm just unlucky/haven't seen enough doctors, is that I never get that "expert" vibe from them. You know when you're talking to someone who does, say, database management. And they have been at it for 15 years, have a bunch accreditation and are well compensated for their work. You just get the impression that you can pull the most esoteric question about databases out, and they'll go on for 45 minutes about all the nuances of it. No matter how hard you try, you with a mild database understanding, would never be able to pin them. I just have never gotten that vibe from a doctor. I always felt like I was only a question or two away from them shrugging, me googling, and me finding the answer.
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the hackers are talking about medical ai, btw mikesabbagh 2 hours ago [–] >Many companies/etc keep promising to "revolutionize" I think the technology is already here, but society does not allow technology to fail at a similar rate as a human. Also the second question, who is to blame when it fails? Doctors have malpractice insurance. A radiologist has to sign every report(and get paid). When a tesla auto-pilot has an accident, it hits the news. This is while humanity is having thousands of accidents a day. Mammography is the most difficult radiography to interpret. Cant we start with the regular chest xrays? how about bone fractures and trauma x-rays? Those are easier, and i am sure the cost of such xray will be very low. So I think the problem is with politics and legal. Do u know that 80% of doctors visits are for simple complaints like headache, back pain or prescription refill? Do u really think AI cant solve this? It is all about the money baby reply deeviant 28 minutes ago [–] You seem extremely biased against AI in general, to the point where I very much doubt anybody would benefit from hearing your opinions on it. reply FredPret 37 minutes ago [–] I wonder if you can replace a GP with a decision tree. You could update the tree as new research is done. If you could collect reliable diagnostic data locally, you could serve this globally and for free. It would also be a treasure trove of data about how we respond to various treatments. reply
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fritz posted:the hackers are talking about medical ai, btw i mean epic and the entirety of emr is this click-click-click-click-click
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doctors with general exceptions generally have two talking modes: either treating you like you failed 6th grade biology or speaking as if you also have a post graduate level knowledge of biology from talking to dentists when I was working on software for dental imaging software you probably don’t actually want the latter mode unless you actually do know anatomy at the very least because it’s no longer English
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the radiology thread was lulzy after a CTO/founder wandered in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27422610 TuringNYC 2 hours ago [–] >> seismic interpretation here Strong disagree here. Lets put aside the math and focus on money. I dont know much about seismic interpretation, but I know a lot about Radiology+CV/ML. I was CTO+CoFounder for three years full time of a venture-backed Radiology+CV/ML startup. From what I can see, there is a huge conflict of interest w/r/t Radiology (and presumably any medical field) in the US. Radiologists make a lot of money -- and given their jobs are not tied to high CoL regions (as coders jobs are), they make even more on a CoL-adjust basis. Automating these jobs is the equivalent of killing the golden goose. Further, Radiologists standards of practice are driven partly by their board (The American Board of Radiology) and the supply of labor is also controlled by them (The American Board of Radiology) by way of limited residency spots to train new radiologists. So Radiologists (or any medical specialist) can essentially control the supply of labor, and control the standards of best practice, essentially allowing continued high salaries by way of artificial scarcity. WHY ON EARTH WOULD THEY WANT THEIR WORK AUTOMATED AWAY? My experience during my startup was lots of radiologists mildly interested in CV/ML/AI, interested in lots of discussions, interested in paid advisory roles, interested in paid CMO figurehead-positions, but mostly dragging their feet and hindering real progress, presumably because of the threat it posed. Every action item was hindered by a variety of players in the ecosystem. In fact, most of our R&D and testing was done overseas in a more friendly single payer system. I dont see how the US's fee-for-service model for Radiology is ever compatible with real progress to drive down costs or drive up volume/value. Not surprisingly, we made a decision to mostly move on. You can see Enlitic (a competitor) didnt do well either despite the star-studded executive team. Another competitor (to be unnamed) appears to have shifted from models to just licensing data. Same for IBM/Merge. Going back to seismic interpretation -- this cant be compared to Radiology from a follow-the-money perspective because seismic interpretation isnt effectively a cartel.
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the guy is right that doctors are basically a medieval guild with how tightly they control the supply of new doctors. dunno how you go from that fact to blaming your company’s failure to produce effective models on the people who specialize in not making ML models, though
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new pg brain shart is outquote:That's why it's a mistake to insist dogmatically on "work/life balance." Indeed, the mere expression "work/life" embodies a mistake: it assumes work and life are distinct. Zlodo fucked around with this message at 13:56 on Jun 8, 2021 |
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Jun 8, 2021 13:54
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Zlodo posted:new pg brain shart is out HN people always write like weiners.
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Jun 8, 2021 14:12
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quote:I find that my peers tend to fear data structures and present an extreme fear of original code. Call it Invented Here[1] or whatever you want but it is certainly there and it’s an irrationality I don’t want to deal with when I am writing an application.
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toomuchtodo 7 minutes ago [–] I just wish I could get some signal out of his writings as to if PG is simply out of touch or covertly malicious as it relates to the startup/founder/employee power balance. Does he really not understand how much more benefit founders realize versus employees at an organization? Or does he, and this is marketing for startup portfolio company employee pipelines? A job should absolutely be able to be just a job you perform to generate income if you can do the job. The bar is high enough already for employees trying to climb the employment/career rock face without retired “thought leaders” adding additional constraints. The mice a starting to suspect the maze...
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austincheney 1 hour ago [–] I find that my peers tend to fear data structures and present an extreme fear of original code. Call it Invented Here[1] or whatever you want but it is certainly there and it’s an irrationality I don’t want to deal with when I am writing an application. As an example of the hostility, yes that is the best choice of word, mention explicit use of events or the DOM and the common sentiment reminds me of reading history about lynchings in Jim Crow era and sun down towns. As an example: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27419965 I wish the attitudes in the above example were rare, but they aren’t. So, I remain an introverted developer working on personal projects. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invented_here
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i don't know about you, but all my data is unstructured
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Jun 8, 2021 15:10
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*my program throws an unhandled exception* This is literally worse than the Armenian Genocide[1].
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Zlodo posted:new pg brain shart is out me departing the presence of the exalted job creator 
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randomopining 4 hours ago [–] So China's (1.4 bil and dropping) smart people vs the rest of the world's smart people (6-7 bil). And China doesn't get easy stepping stones when it wants by stealing secrets from western companies, uni's, and the us military. Lets go.
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i want to say something expressing my disapproval of this, but it's just so jaw droppingly ignorant that i'm completely nonplussed
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donkeyd 3 hours ago [–] Man, this poo poo is depressing to read as someone who just joined LE and sees mostly people who really want to help victims. reply
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Jun 10, 2021 13:58
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it's true once you realize that they consider themselves the victims
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I currently have 10 fully remote engineering jobs. The bar is so low, oversight is non-existent, and everyone is so forgiving for under performance I can coast about 4-8 weeks before a given job fires me. Currently on a $1.5M run-rate for comp this year. And the interviewing process is so much faster today, companies are desperate, it takes me 2-3hrs of total effort to land a new job with thousands to chose from.
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fivehead posted:I currently have 10 fully remote engineering jobs. The bar is so low, oversight is non-existent, and everyone is so forgiving for under performance I can coast about 4-8 weeks before a given job fires me. Currently on a $1.5M run-rate for comp this year. And the interviewing process is so much faster today, companies are desperate, it takes me 2-3hrs of total effort to land a new job with thousands to chose from. Nice av/post combo
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I feel like that the prototypical hn poster would just say "I'm a 10x programmer so I can easily work 10 jobs." The idea of starting tons of jobs, not doing anything, and just collecting a paycheck for 4-8 weeks until you're fired seems even more galaxy brained than usual for hn and also more cynical.
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mystes posted:I feel like that the prototypical hn poster would just say "I'm a 10x programmer so I can easily work 10 jobs." The idea of starting tons of jobs, not doing anything, and just collecting a paycheck for 4-8 weeks until you're fired seems even more galaxy brained than usual for hn and also more cynical. Apparently none of those places did a background check? Assuming everyone gets wise after 4 weeks, you'd need 13 jobs over a year to break even compared to just pushing minimum effort to one job. Personally, I don't think it would be worth doing unless you could pull in 10x your salary -- so 130 jobs in the year. You're starting to run out of qualified employers who have marked you as not eligible for rehire at that point. Let alone your background check having more flags than the united nations after a fraction of the time.
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