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randycupertino

11,854karma·2,447submissions·December 10, 2015
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The one I hate so much is fake ai-made movie trailers. I just got fooled by a fake AI-generated for a new Tropic Thunder. There's another one where they have ai-made Harrison Ford playing the o…
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Herbicides might be the reason: https://www.sciencefriday.com/segments/paraquat-parkinsons-l... …
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Big setback for Denali. > In the study, 648 adults with Parkinson’s were randomized to receive either a placebo or a pill targeting a protein called LRRK2. In 2004, researchers discovered that muta…
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My company currently has roles open for "5-6 days per week in the office" - we used to be 100% remote! It's awful.
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> “We got rid of our HR team,” the 31-year-old said while speaking at Fortune’s Workforce Innovation Summit on Tuesday. > Breslow’s rationale for letting go of the entire human resources team wa…
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It already happened with Trump claiming any unfavorable content of his administration is "AI-generated" as a defense to dismiss real, unedited media. He literally said, “If something happens…
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ThermoFisher found to have copied bands in a Western blot for one of their p53 antibodies - Invitrogen p53 Monoclonal Antibody (DO-7). https://www.thermofisher.com/antibody/produc…
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American voters are way too resistant against any sort of welfare and/or social assistance; UBI will NEVER get approved here. Even during the great depression FDR was only able to get work for pa…
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> Specifically, Terakeet created and posted positive online content about Ms. Ruemmler that was aimed at appearing above the mostly negative content about her association with Mr. Epstein. The goal…
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Thank you! RT was actually way easier than nursing... RTs only deal with fluids from above the waistline.
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Yes everyone hated it, but hospital admins forced us to use it. Giant hospital system with a enormous service provider contracts so user happiness and feedback isn't really a factor. The thread…
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When I was a respiratory therapist I was working a code in an ER for a motorcyclist crash, we were doing CPR and pushing meds and the MD uses Vocera, the digital hospital voice assistance dohicky we a…
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There's entire companies (example: MedExpert) whose clients are health insurance companies whose job it is to re-route physician and patient requests for expensive necessary treatment to cheaper …
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