I don't think this worry is widespread, or even warranted. China has been able to more than double the US in energy production without massive effects on the environment by using nuclear, solar, and hydro.

If anything, the US is massively underproducing.

The folks choking on the air pollution in Beijing might think differently.

you can't

and it has existed for a while already

Could you share some examples?

and you think this rushed product won't be?

I would broadly expect software made by most camera brands to be shit, while I would expect a developer who creates their own hardware projects (generally, not talking specifically about cameras) to range from idiots who have no idea what they're doing (like me, though to be fair I also wouldn't release it believing it to be good) to highly skilled coders who would get it right despite being on their own.

So I wouldn't automatically assume that a product like this would be better designed, but I would think there's a chance it might have been!

Probably won't be cracked, as there will be little to no interest as such device will have no use in any professional setting.

The Pi4 is extremely overpowered for this application. This looks like a rushed product from an SF brainfart with no engineering behind it.

I see you've never heard of Warhammer 40k

I see you haven't heard of SLA printers

At best this is a cheap setup to test distributed training/inference code.

This is essentially the same as https://siboehm.com/articles/22/CUDA-MMM

I wonder if the same person wrote it.

There aren't enough spots in medical schools. I was a 4.1/4.3 GPA in Canada and I didn't get in med school. My sister got in with a 4.24/4.3 GPA (one single A, all A+).

Doctors in control regularly shut down any attempts at increasing this limit.

While true, it's also true that scaling medical school is not like a CS situation. My school quadrupled the number of CS seats to meet demands over 4 years. I can't see this happening with medical schools. My brother who is currently in a medical school regularly says how hard it is for the faculty to find teachers simply because there aren't enough. To add to it there are bottlenecks like not having enough cadavers.

Medical education is very hands on unlike engineering where we just throw people in the deep end at work. This is with good reason.

I'm absolutely for having more doctors and medical school seats but I think it's important to acknowledge that it maynot be as simple as increasing seats. There needs to be more fundamental reforms. That being said yes there are completely pricks of doctors who enter politics.

probably due to low exposure