Same experience I’ve had working in private, now public hospitals. Private hospitals had a nice 12 day stay-cation, if people hit the ceiling of length of stay out they went, if people were quite unwell they got transferred to public. Probably a different story in metro private hospitals.
Why do they say they’re too high ? What number of immigration do you think is an appropriate number?
Yeah I don’t think the US will be much of an issue for China tbh. I’m guessing you’re replying to the other person because I didn’t mention anything about cutting off resources to China. Xi is losing a bit of power locally, so wouldn’t be surprised if it gets bumpy in the next wee while
If China started a war with us, we would be fucked. Not only is their military complex astronomically bigger than ours… They have complete control of the narrative internally. Ain’t no way we’re holding off a billion people
There was a redistribution of wealth towards the extremely rich, not sure why we’re blaming that on immigrants. Do you have any resources about the rest of your points?
Because they are often wealthy, connected and have a voice, for example negative gearing. This only impacted a small percentage of people compared to the masses, but still made labor lose in a landslide to the liberal party in 2019
And your rationale for huge growth during COVID when there was little no to immigration?
Low teacher pay seems like a bit of a stretch. Most states have teachers paid over 100k within a few years of graduating. I think NSW, ACT and WA all start new grads at 85-90k.
I have a low carbon footprint and my solar has exported 17,000 kWh more than my usage. Please tell me again how a 0.3 watt hour query is me completely disregarding the environment
Edit: I have ai generated search engine summaries turned off… I hope you do too
I mean, who says no to that.
I’m sure people have been making crawlers for 30 years… But I haven’t been, so I’ve been able to access “knowledge” and shape it for my use case. I think equating ~5 queries to torching an acre of forest is a bit hyperbolic which doesn’t help anyone.
I might not have been clear, no I don’t think I could have done it. Or if I could it would have taken months and months of learning . This was generated in about 5 queries and a total of 25 minutes testing.
In this scenario it needs to read a 5 day forecast capture key elements and only send the email/ alert the first time and not the following 4 days(if the alert remains the same) so in my previous attempts at RSS reader apps already in existence, they didn’t meet the need.
Well, I mean it’s not all marketing and hype. I was able to get it to write a piece of code to scrape a RSS feed and email me if it met certain perameters. I couldn’t have done that without a real grind / if at all. This is effectively the only time I’ve used it, and I think it’s atrocious the amount of petty shit people use it for… but there can be a functional benefit to generative AI. Makes me shed a tear thinking of the energy demand though.
There really isn’t enough context in this article to make comment. Were the doses provided at the prescribed dose and time? Did the patients analgesia match reported pain scales and clinical pattern for pathology? Was there difference in PRN use for his shift and others? Presumably all information that would have been pulled apart in the trial