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It fails spectacularly - the code wont even compile and there are many things missing to get a working solution.
has been criticised by several sources
https://twitter.com/Marc_Veld/status/1779881762778120209
https://twitter.com/Debunk_the_Funk/status/17832345940885957...
https://twitter.com/DrSusanOliver1/status/178264909847637610...
one interesting comment :
Only about 65% of Japanese people have received 3 doses.
Cancer patients are more likely to receive 3 or more doses than the average person since they have more contact with the healthcare system.
Who’s most likely to die of cancer? Cancer patients.
There’s your correlation...
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so this means that ChatGPT is right in the middle of the performance of licensed or license-pending attorneys.
and for essays its still better than 15 percent of the humans.
Still quite impressive ...
which means that you cannot use "Client-Server" databases (Mysql, Postgres, etc.), only localhost access is supported.
you can use ZeosLib etc. but its just one more hurdle to take.
https://gidmk.medium.com/medical-error-is-not-the-third-lead...
there are lots of countries where you can not buy DRM free music from amazon (afaiu what the OP was referring to)
so the problem is how to find a shop where you can buy your super rare tracks ...
(i assume some will also be bootlegs or other fan-made recordings - you wont find those in a shop)
Principles are like rules:
you are either compliant or you are not. This gives rise to “bounded sets” of rule-followers and rule-enforcers rather than “centred sets” of people with shared values.2
Instead, I started thinking about properties:
qualities or characteristics of code rather than rules to follow.
Properties define a goal or centre to move towards. Your code is only closer to or further from the centre, and there is always a clear direction of travel.
.....
and then he gives a list of five properties that good architectures can aim for.
https://twitter.com/lonnibesancon/status/1488409297860153345
..." The series in which this is published does not peer-review, and contains all of the last authors' work... ... that major papers are omitted in this "meta-analysis" "
So no peer-review,
written in a journal that has close ties to one of the authors
and omitted major papers that should have been included.
I agree that knowledge about Agile was not widespread enough in 2011, but this reads like something from the early 90s.
Was quite useful for some university classes.
If you want to use the Prof. version and still have DB-access then there exist some open source components like https://sourceforge.net/projects/zeoslib/
OTOH my 20-year project is still trucking along using D2010 and Dbisam as the DB-layer...
https://twitter.com/tylerblack32/status/1357765466601775106
1) MD, Suicidologist, emergency psychiatrist and pharmacologist
Since version 9.0 released in January 2020, SageMath is using Python 3.
HighDPI should work also better now (hopefully, they promised that already)
some new language features - custom managed records
and a breaking change (for the mobile editions) - unified memory mangement (aka no more ARC)
and lots of cross-platform and mobile updates which i dont use ..
http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/Sydney/en/What's_Ne...
Delphi 10.4 released with big updates
To calculate excess deaths, the FT has compared deaths from _all causes_ in the weeks of a location’s outbreak in March and April 2020 to the average for the same period between 2015 and 2019.
so they are not counting only coronavirus related deaths but all
apparently Dr.Hotez has a Sars-1 candidate vaccine antigen which could be repurposed for Covid-19,
https://grantome.com/grant/NIH/R01-AI098775-03S1
but they don't have funding to move it to clinical trials ..
that is ridiculous in 2020
and you only get that with the "enterprise edition"
"professional" only gets you embeded and localhost DB ?!?
I still have my old separate Firedac licence for an old project i support, but anybody new coming to this mess will just have a good lough and move on.
Sounds easier than cutting physical lines..
Anybody using this and having success ?
the new HP Reverb sounds actually nice ..
2160 x 2160 px per eye - 114 FOV 90Hz LCD
but the price is also high ~599$
you can probably just use another Framework like (free) ZeosDB (http://zeoslib.sourceforge.net/)
or some paid ones e.g. from Devart (https://www.devart.com/dac.html)
but still, its frustrating to have to use something else for such basic functionality ...
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Is this sponsored by (the defunct) Cambridge Analytica or some similar entity ?
Isn't this exactly how many of those companies operate ?