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215·14 days agoWell said. Everyone is crying about Mozilla dipping their toes in AI, while at the same time, ignoring Windows telemetry, Google’s push for manifest v3 with chrome and so much more.
It’s so stupid
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Damn, I even have read Douglas Adams in the past, but what I remember is that shitty short video, sad
He is talking about software. A fucking video conferencing tool not controlled by American tech is no ASML level investment.
We could at least start with this
Saw a
tiktokInstagram about a kakapo once. The phrase lives rent-free in my head: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DJt_wHSCfxW/Translated from german:
The kakapo is the fluffiest mistake evolution never deleted. The stupid Kakapo. Everything about him screams: “I was never meant to survive”. He is fat, he can’t fly and he walks like an old stool with wheels build out of moss.
In dangerous situations he just stands still. His survival instinct is “acting as if he im not there”. His biggest enemy? Everything! Cats, dogs, rats even time…
Poor kakapo!
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Obviously, if over-perscription is a problem and medical professionals are the ones prescribing these meds, it needs to be allowed to point to deprecated beliefs these people have.
You all are acting, as if everyone that points to this error is recommending that sick people should stop taking their meds.
Exactly. I never said anything about the layperson. Trained medicals on the other hand should be required to update their knowledge.
Nah, confirmation bias is strong in here.
Everyone is acting as if we are advocating for the people to decide on their own to stop talking medication.
What we are doing is presenting information that contradict their beliefs. People hate that, so they create a strawman and attack that…
The non-medically trained person? They should not! The medically trained person on the other hand, should question and update their training, shouldn’t they?
You are absolutely right. People should trust their doctors, but doctors should also update their knowledge.
Where in my post did I say that patients should decide on their own to stop taking medication?
I tried to share some information, that show nothing is black and white and only because something is believed by many, that something can still be wrong.
Funny how these “assumptions” are proven wrong but still everyone regurgitates them.
Don’t eat eggs, because they increase your cortisol… is another one of these myths
Let me ruffle all your feathers: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6736742/
Had to work one saturday evening in our windowless server room under fluorescent light due to some “quick” fw migration.
It went horribly wrong, which was unfortunately caused by myself. I initially wanted to be in and out in 30mins. Was there from 19:00 - sunday 07:30, with only 6 red bull to keep me company and the air conditioning on full blast the whole time.
This was definitely the most stressful day/night of my life. Would not do that regularly even for 300k
This happens not only with efficiency gains. There is risk overcompensation, which feels kinda the same. Cars that are more secure cause reckless driving, which in turn is the reason accidents happen more often, which eat into the safety gains.