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1 year agoMy favorite marvel series.
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That is why there are second opinions and ultimately it is the patient’s choice even if two doctors agree.
I 100% agree with this, but it wasn’t the question.
The question was whether parents can override the choice of patient when the patient’s choice is supported by a doctor’s recommendation. And more specifically, whether parents can deny a reversible puberty delaying hormone treatment against the patient’s wishes and force the patient to undergo puberty against their will.
3·1 year agoI think with a human operator, we can be proactive. A person can be informed of bias, learn to recognize it, and even attempt to compensate for their own.
An AI model is working off of aggregate past data that we already know is biased. There is currently no proactive anti bias training that can be done to a AI model without massively altering the dataset, which, at some level of alteration, loses its value as true to life data.
Secondly, AI is a black box. we can’t see inner the workings of the model and determine what types of associations it is making to come to its result. So we don’t even know what part of the dataset would need to be altered to address the bias.
Lastly, the default assumption by end users will be, unless there are glaring defects, that any individual result is correct and unbiased, because “AI was made by smart people and data, and data doesn’t lie.” And because interrogating and validating the result defeats the whole purpose of using AI to cut out those steps of the process.
How about something like E.T. or Lilo and Stich, ending the loop upon escape. Not sure whether the alien should be the one who remembers the loop or forgets.
Or Memento or Cloud Atlas.
I was just looking at a photo of the time yesterday. In it were around 15 people. Of those 15:
- ≈8 were wearing prescription aviator
- ≈4 were wearing aviator sunglasses
- ≈3 weren’t wearing any glasses
- 0 were wears different style of glasses.
Side note: the person who showed me the photo was the only one in it still alive. He was ≈35 when it was taken. Probably the youngest by far of the group.
75·1 year agoWell, duhh!
All the devs are working on Wayland now.
3·1 year agoHannah Montana Linux
- That’s the FICO score. There have been other scores as far back as the 1950s.
- Credit bureaus are older than abstract scoring formulas, and credit reporting has been going on at least since the mid 1800s
The credit reporting and insurance industries would like to have a wor… What’s that?
Nevermind. I’m being told they wish to be forgotten and ignored so they can quietly make boatloads without the threat of additional regulatory oversight.
Definitely satanic. It’s a camouflaged Square & Compass. Your girl and her bestie have joined the Freemasons!
Voluntarily turning the heat down to 65 in the winter.
An actor I was instructing in stage combat called me as Combat Dad.
I like Tederick, and Billomena
Pheromones and farts
This confirms my suspicion that Bob Marley is an angel.
6·2 years agoI don’t know if I was part some A/B test or what, but my outlook defaulted to opening links in edge with the email in a sidebar some weeks ago.
It was an unpleasant surprise.
Most other platforms do one or several of those things much better than FB, but FB is good enough for lots of people. It’s a one stop shop, and it does a fair job at cross pollinating the various aspects of its platform. It has enough stuff to keep to keep users engaged even if their interest wanes from one or more particular platform components.