The history is all there, the chart should contain each granular instance of what is done in exacting detail. The summary is just one of those obligatory elements of patient interactions covering the key details of a visit because no one has time to review each and every data value in the chart when looking through medical history.

That aspect is not even a new AI thing to justify AI, that’s just how it works today. Each doctor or nurse who works with a patient for a given visit puts in a little paragraph or two summary of everything they did and their plans for future care, and maybe they also import some of the key data points they consider directly relevant. And while I think this shouldn’t be the case, a lot of this can happen hours or even days after that visit is over.

A lot of that work can be streamlined or even made more accurate using an LLM where the only data set referenced is the data that exists in the chart. Not hallucinatory ChatGPT garbage, but something more airgapped and tailored to that specific purpose.

You can disagree with someone without using needlessly ableist language, come on.

Assuming the chains are thrown as to divide the weight evenly across the gondola, guessing the combined weight would need to exceed the total weight capacity of the gondola.

Google tells me gondolas have a weight limit of 6 adults weighing 105kg each, guessing Bezos and his inflatable sex doll fiancee weigh a bit less than that so you’d need probably 450kg worth of weights to drag the whole thing down.

However, being more strategic, you could probably be more efficient on weight if you were to put most of the weight on one side so as to drag just one end of the gondola into the water. The Billionaires fall in and get dragged under by the weight, the gondolier may have a chance to escape.

For what it’s worth, even LLMs are helpful for writing notes. Easier to capture each interaction within a patient’s chart for a certain visit and generate a summary than to rely on the memory of a doctor/nurse/MA to recall everything accurately hours after the fact.

Can’t speak for every country, but having donated with the American Red Cross in the past, I know that they test every sample of blood for HIV.

Like the article mentions, there’s still a restriction on donating if you have sex with new partners in the US, which I guess seems a bit redundant when they test for HIV anyways, but I can’t claim to know how foolproof their internal mitigation models are at tracking and removing positive results. Swiss cheese rule might apply, who knows.

Tough question. Depends on what your skin tone is.

Too dark, straight to CECOT without trial.

If you pass for white, they’ll have to find more roundabout ways to label you a foreign agent, like if you are friends with any immigrant whose second cousin’s neighbor’s wife is a politician who is critical of America, or if you qualify for citizenship for any other country due to heritage.

If you’re white and rich, you’re probably good, as long as money continues to find its way into the right pockets.

Probably safe, then, as long as the flour is never in a powdered form that can spread easily through the air and settle on surfaces.

Most likely. You get a combination of “Fuck you, got mine” mentality and “Things get worse before they get better” delusion on that side of the aisle.

Until the flour that you use to make your homemade pasta is recalled for salmonella.

Not surprising, Donald Trump hates trams people.

When did we take it off?

And that’s in a country where the very worst I’ve personally witnessed police do was surround and unjustly arrest people.

For what it’s worth, I’d look at it from the perspective of the protests being necessary to make sure that they aren’t able to get away with worse and worse stuff over time. Gotta let them know that even small acts of injustice will be met with resistance.

My country has been in the mentality of “Well at least they aren’t doing X” for so long that the police can basically get away with anything now. And the police are now at the point where they are doing “X” with increasing frequency, but the public’s ability to do anything about it is greatly hindered as a result.

Gorgeous, I love it.

Though at the same time, it sorta reminds me of the logo for No Man’s Sky, haha.

Exactly my thoughts. I’m sure some people enjoy the thrill of it all, but I’d guess most people protest not because they want to, but because they feel they must.

No, I only attend out of necessity. I don’t enjoy crowds or confrontation.

If anything, the interpretation of “official acts” by the Supreme Court explicitly shields him. He cannot be held legally responsible for any decision carried out as president, which is terrifying.

Part of the confusion is that there was a different Prey game being worked on a couple years earlier that actually was connected to Prey 2006, but that project was canceled and the studio working on it closed.

Given the quick turnaround between Prey 2 being canceled and Prey 2017 launching, I have to assume that Bethesda just took a separate project that Arkane was working on and slapped the “Prey” name on it to try to save face and show that the IP was still alive and well after the sequel was canceled.

Firefox on my personal devices, Chrome for work.

Sure, but it’s not like it’d weigh more than a desktop + 6 monitors, which would also each need their own constant supply of power.

Well, if you also want to bring 6 monitors with it. I think the point of this is to be highly portable and easy to store.