Nicko
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Nicko
@Medaiseo
Sharing science. Learning and building along the way. Interested in longevity, AI, and whatever the future brings! #healthcare #medtech and all things #AI
London, UK Katılım Eylül 2024
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Airlines must be getting crushed by fuel prices right now - to a point where premium cabin demand is plummeting.
Business class SFO to London is $9-12k on United… it’s 2x normal price.
This one flight I’m looking at in 3 weeks still has 42 open business seats still - same for all flights that day.
Seems like an easy free upgrade clearing…
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@JustonnTimeEnt @Uncle2Triplets Very true. There must be a technique to it.
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@Uncle2Triplets @Medaiseo It’s so funny because these cats who have never done it ever but on call of duty really think it’s simple. Dude is clearly training and learning. Half of these dudes talking would not last basic training
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@JerkMaestro @Uncle2Triplets Well he seems to be pulling it, it’s just not shifting.
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@Medaiseo @Uncle2Triplets A weak East Asian male that cannot follow simple instructions...
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@Medaiseo @Uncle2Triplets It takes like 50 lbs. of force to rack it-even more if the bolt is dry (judging by the amount of brass under the gun there is quite a bit of powder residue).
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@ThorTorrens Truly disturbing how they can't even keep organic food healthy.
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New poison just dropped
Great way to give your kid eczema and ibs
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@eurofounder I would choose that in a heartbeat. If only more airlines had this option instead of refunds!
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This is how a responsible airline handles jet fuel crisis
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@bruvimtired Only works with Sonnet though, right? Opus not an option.
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Absolutely disgusted with @Emirates. Bought a Business Class ticket on Expedia thinking I was flying a top class airline. At check-in they refused lounge access and treated me like dirt with the rudest staff imaginable. Flying through danger zones already had me worried , i now know why. Emirates is the airline from hell.
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@aijamayrock @neko No one noticed anything concerning because there probably wasn’t anything concerning.
Any mole has the potential to turn cancerous and we don’t go around removing all the benign looking moles. That only falls in the realm of cosmetic surgery.
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I have gotten skin checks every year since I was 15 years old. No one ever noticed anything concerning.
I got a scan with @neko when they first launched in London. A few months later, I got a call that they had accumulated data from thousands of people and felt that there was a tiny freckle on my back that could be concerning. It was so tiny - no doctor had ever noticed it.
I got the freckle removed. It turned out to be borderline - something that was benign at the moment but had the potential to turn into skin cancer down the line.
AI and robotics will save so many lives in the future. I am so excited about the future of healthcare.
Ritwik Pavan@ritwikpavan
JUST IN: Skin exams are getting automated. SquareMind just raised $18M to build a robotic system that scans your entire body and tracks every mole over time. • Swan robot captures full-body dermoscopic images in minutes • Tracks new and changing spots across visits • Replaces spot-check exams with total skin coverage • Creates a time-series record for earlier melanoma detection • Plugs directly into dermatology clinics Robotics is going to reshape healthcare.
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@aleabitoreddit It’s all about GPT 5.5 Thinking at the moment. Best model currently.
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Both Anthropic's Opus 4.6 and 4.7 are probably the dumbest LLMs I've interacted with recently?
Did they get hit in the head by a rock. Or just retrained off $IREN investor conversations?
Probably not going to use it again for awhile.
Felt like God-Mode when 4.6 first came out and just the stupidest LLM I've interacted with recently.
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𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗩𝗶𝘁𝗮𝗺𝗶𝗻 𝗗 𝗗𝗲𝗰𝗲𝗽𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻
"Your Vitamin D is 32. That's normal."
Wrong.
30-100 is the "reference range" — not the optimal range.
For immune function, bone health, and inflammation control, you want 50-99 ng/mL minimum.
And if you have an autoimmune disease, research from June of 2025 showed you can't over come it without levels above 80 ng/mL.
Most Americans are walking around at 20-40.
And wondering why they're always sick, tired, and inflamed.
Test yours. Supplement accordingly. (I use 6,000 IU's daily)
This one change can transform health outcomes.
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Contractors have run out of asphalt and time at the entrance to the White House where King Charles will arrive shortly.
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Never forget what they took away from us.
Ferrite bead cables were the norm in early 2000's, they stopped electromagnetic interference from running down the cables.
Now they’re nowhere to be found.
Disappeared in the name of minimalism and cost-cutting.
Diabolical.
Rusty ⚡️: Solar Powered ☀️@ze_rusty
Bring back ferrite choke cables. The thick part in the middle of the cable is a ferrite choke (also called ferrite beads) typically made of ferrite material, which has magnetic properties that help absorb and dissipate high-frequency electromagnetic noise (EMI) Preventing the cable from acting as an antenna and broadcasting/receiving unwanted radio frequencies (RFI)
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@nikitabier @jacob_posel It’s only like that so the app can’t keep prompting the user to give contact access. If it forces the Apple prompt and user selects No, then they have to go to Settings to make changes which increases friction.
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@jacob_posel Blame Apple. They forced us to remove both Skip and Not Now buttons. Strange new requirement
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@aleabitoreddit I think people have finally woken up and realised they don't want to be covered in overpriced plastic all the time.
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