Surgical tech here! It can, but it’s a more expensive operation so a lot of people just don’t. We can fix it later.

One of my surgeons was talking about that just a couple days ago.

Recent nursing school graduate here! We had a lot of assignments to find and present data on some disease process or drug or intervention etc. Actually finding credible sources and picking out the data we need and putting it on paper is a super tedious process, and my classmates LOVED zipping through that stuff with some AI shit. And they’d get 100s on their assignments, and everything was just rainbows and unicorn farts… up until test day, where they’d fail or barely pass. Now several of them are struggling to pass the NCLEX.

Drives me insane. Like, you mother fuckers aren’t here to get a grade, you’re here to learn this shit so you know what to do when you see it in whatever hospital hires your dumb ass.

Definitely doesn’t paint a pretty picture about the future of medicine.

Why come you no have tattoo??

We can assess his brain for abnormalities during autopsy. Until then, we should treat a world leader as though everything they do and every outcome it has it calculated and intentional: Through that lens, which is the only lens worth considering, Trump is a domestic terrorist, traitor, insurrectionist, enemy of the US of constitution, rapist / child rapist, and many, many more. He should be charged, convicted, and sentenced to the according to the absolute most severe extent of each crime he’s committed.

This whole “oh he’s crazy” or “stupid” or “incompetent” etc all just mitigate his culpability. What he is is fucking guilty - everything else is moot.

hehe

within an inch of his life

Fuckin tease.

Guessing you’re not seeing the gif after the quote - just noticed it’s not showing on the PC like it is on mobile. You should see this after the quoted text, cuz it’s absolute bullshit:

https://media1.tenor.com/m/d-XJYttJ4rEAAAAd/dr-evil-riiight-dr-evil.gif

they demonstrate rich theory of mind, reasoning about adversary beliefs and anticipating their actions; and they exhibit credible metacognitive self-awareness

*shoots self in foot*

Y’all this is crazy, but after assessing the data, it seems the hole in my foot was caused by a bullet!!

No one is too wealthy or too powerful to be above the law

Aww, I too enjoy some wholesome fiction.

Chipmunks, 5 year olds, salt/pepper shakers, and paint thinner, also all make terrible doctors.

Follow me for more studies on ‘shit you already know because it’s self-evident immediately upon observation’.

I kind of dove a bit deeper into that kind of shenanigans for nursing school - copying entire chapters from my text books and using find and replace wildcards clip out all the bullshit like in-text citations.

Plug that fucker into some text-to-speech software, and my reading assignment just became a listening assignment!

I do wish I knew some actual code… I’ve tried to dive in and self-learn that stuff, but didn’t make it very far.

I should take an actual class.

Never underestimate a Democrat’s ability to snatch defeat right out of the jaws of victory.

I’m not holding my breath for actual reform… we need a Democrat to win not because of what they’ll bring to the table, but to keep the Nazis off of it long enough to sift through the ashes of our nation and start piecing together the bits that still function after Trump.

That’s more of a bandaid than anything else… what we actually need is things like ranked choice voting, term limits, and guillotines.

In all seriousness, that does appear to to be major motivating factor for many of our voters. …cuz most of us are fucking morons. -_-

strikes

Seriously, if this guy isn’t a Russian asset…make any of this make sense.

Maybe he’s just an enemy of the US independently, and his actions are adjacent to Russian interests by sheer coincidence?

Is there a tool that crunches the entirety of the documents and sorts the individual words by frequency? For example, doing it the stupid way (semi-manually) I copied OP’s article into Word and replaced every space with a page break to turn the entire article into a one-word-per-line list, then plugged that into Excel and sorted alphabetically, then manually counted and deleted the repeats. Then sorted those to put the most frequent on top.

This reduced the 525 word article down to a list of 284 individual words. If I added another article to this list, the number of entries would only be increased by the number of words in the 2nd article that didn’t appear in the first one, so basically as more and more articles are added, the number of unique additions from each would be fewer and fewer. Do this to a thousands-of-pages of documents like the Epstein files, and you could instantly condense like dozens of pages worth of just the word “the” down to a single entry, making the entirety of the documents much easier to skim for highlights… like, if the word ‘velociraptor’ was just randomly hidden in the article, most readers would probably skim right passed it; but in the list below it would stand out like a sore thumb, prompting a targeted search in the full document for context. Especially if we could flag words as not interesting, and like click to knock “the” “of” “and” etc off the list.

…maybe a project for someone who actually knows what they’re doing… my skills hit a brick wall after things like ‘find and replace’ in Word, but you get the gist.

May his suffering be proportional to that which he’s caused. <3

Putting that uniform on should come with the same mortal liability that the Nazi uniform did.

That your comment is sarcastic is an utter failure from the rest of us.

I’d be willing to bet you could shoot through an outhouse easier than flipping it.

It doesn’t matter if the Nazis are sad; what they need to be is dead.