@ced @WabiSabi @n1k0 @tsadiq la question des erreurs est aussi à mettre dans le contexte de l'alternative. En Afrique, au Burundi, par exemple, il y a un manque majeur de compétence avec 0.1 médecin / 100 000 habitants. Est-ce que ça ne vaut pas l'optimiser le temps de ce médecin en l'aidant avec de l'AI en PLUS d'essayer d'en former d'autres si on voit que globalement l'impact est positif?

@ced @WabiSabi @n1k0 @tsadiq dans un domaine où les investissements sont en baisse, la posture de dire qu'en fait la solution est de convaincre les gouverments d'investir plus ne tient pas la route. On a toujours des besoins infinis dans ce secteur (on peut *toujours* faire plus, et on est d'office pour l'instant en-dessous de ce qu'on voudrait faire) et ne pas optimiser par rapport aux ressources qu'on a maintenant est pour moi peu éthique.

@WabiSabi @n1k0 @tsadiq je comprends votre point de vue, mais sincèrement, je pense que ça va être intenable comme position. L'amélioration de productivité me semble indéniable et dans des domaines comme la santé publique où je travaille, la possible diminution des coûts rend injustifiable de l'ignorer.

Ca commencer à ressembler à refuser d'employer des ambulances parce que ça pollue. Franchement, pourtant, j'étais pas du tout du tout vendu d'avance.

Je pourrais me tromper, mais j'en doute.

In case you think African countries are generally behind, here is a strong counter example: Uganda has banned Facebook 🙂 (That book radicalized me a little about Meta: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Careless_People)

@RegGuy This is so f...ed up

@dlx What is this dark (in fact white) magic?

@dlx I'm very perturbated by the fact that the mouth of your little avatar is way whiter than the rest of my screen. How come? Screenshotting it does not show it, but my phone camera sees it too:

And the site of the conference, if you're curious: https://web-eur.cvent.com/event/bddb090c-e4df-4713-bd6e-d7a371a32db1/summary

For reasons that are quite obvious, the last year has been focused on improving what can be done with diminishing resources in public health and we'll keep focusing on that.

I'm here for a conference on Malaria prevention campaigns, using bed nets and seasonal malaria chemoprevention.

These are widely considered as the most impactful interventions in health today and I'm proud that we are working in this field. https://www.givewell.org/charities/top-charities

Hello from Uganda, the 31st most populated country in the world, with a population of 50 million and $45 spent per capita on health care (to give a reference, the USA are spending $13,473 and Belgium $5,931).

https://woatlas.com/country/uganda/

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https://sutom.nocle.fr

One positive note on a new Mac: no need to have a cloud account to set it up.

What about never ever in a thousand years?

The best things about my Taekwondo courses for me are
- that there is a place where I'm not the expert/senior and can be "just" one student.
- there is a group of people very different from me and way younger than me that are making me feel like a peer. This is lovely.
- finally being allowed to kick people ;-)

@kemar This is a bit too Playmobil for me and I would have like the same corner radii for all windows too. This is ugly.

Had to switch to Tahoe. Not happy.

Just listened to a marketing podcast and I was surprised by how casually the participants admitted to doing illegal stuff like undisclosed paid content.

@mestachs Agreed, it's interesting! Look at Egypt or Niger for other interesting ones.

Added static maps of each country to https://www.woatlas.com. Here pictured for the example, Saint-Lucia.

I'm in a procrastination-state.