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My believe was that this happen as a human error, from non technical persons (not everybody is a CCNA certified or Comptia network plus).

For example people will often say give me that liter of wine, when in fact the bottle it’s 750ml and not a liter per se.

That’s the reason Walmart use Azure Cloud and Not AWS.

Sensitivity and specificity rate of this test?

MIT License, it was added after your post https://github.com/conan7882/adversarial-autoencoders-tf/blo...

The cap for repeat prescription is at 3, at least were do I live which is in Puerto Rico. So the patients that needs those concurrent medications like levodopa or Humalog goes to see the Doctor and they ask for a prescription refill without date.

Big name pharmacies like Walgreens or CVS won’t dispatch u a medication without a prescription, the town pharmacies (Mom and Dad) would do it.

A week ago I avoid the hassle and loss of time (travel, waiting time, and $) just going through the town pharmacy and asking for a antibiotic, having a prescription won’t make any difference as the insurance plan won’t cover it.

Walmart physical stores “brick and mortar”, charges different price for the same product, taking into account different “factors” like local competition.

I live in Puerto Rico, and the hurricane María, throw the electrical grid to the floor, literally. Yes suddenly 3 million US citizens can’t use electronic payment because the hurracaine take down the whole telecommunication network.

The majors of the cities were given some satellite phones by FEMA. No traffic lights around the island ( still today some not working), the roads where blocked by electric pole on the floor. The store looting happen the first ~2 weeks. The complete island goes in ONLY CASH MODE, for around ~3 months.

But yeah, What possibly could go wrong?

I hate to use cash, I like my credit card rewards, but after María, that idea 100% cashless, u got to think about it twice.