CalChris

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   by CalChris 3y ago

   This story makes no sense. First, Newsom doesn't write laws; the legislature writes laws. Second, the title says Panera but the article says Panera Bread and chain restaurants like it . Lastly, it says lawmakers are calling for an
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   by CalChris 3y ago

   But you DO have a second line of defense even in your culture because that sort of thing DOES happen even in your culture only perhaps less often. With respect to the Flipper Zero, I don't understand how culture solves this particular
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   by CalChris 3y ago

   Good to know.
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   by CalChris 3y ago

   Single Payer would go a long way towards making our healthcare system non-excludable and non-rivalrous. What we have, the MIDDLEMEN which the post complains about, are rent seekers.
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   by CalChris 3y ago

   John Clauser has gone off the deep end with his climate denialism.
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   by CalChris 3y ago

   ELIMINATING MIDDLEMEN IN HEALTHCARE by creating another middleman in healthcare. This was first proposed by Jim Clark's Healtheon. "We want to empower the doctors and the patients and get all the other assholes out of the way.&quo
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   by CalChris 3y ago

   Maybe you can combine coffee stains and watermarks.
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   by CalChris 3y ago

   Any blockers? If blockers have been resolved immediately then the short answer to the question will be no . Otherwise it will be yes . Sounds like a decent question to me.
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   by CalChris 3y ago

   Java was re-named from Oak/Green by its product manager, Kim Polese.
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    by CalChris 3y ago

    > When I started, I had very little idea about what makes a good ISA, and, as far as I can tell, this isn’t formally taught anywhere. ISA principles are covered in Hennessy and Patterson's Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Appr
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    by CalChris 3y ago

    The great enemy of clear language is insincerity (and really thin fonts).
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    by CalChris 3y ago

    https://archive.is/hqfyE
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    by CalChris 3y ago

    I don't think Milton Friedman would qualify as a leftist in his 1951 essay: Neo-Liberalism and its Prospects https://miltonfriedman.hoover.org/internal/media/dispatcher/...
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    by CalChris 3y ago

    On an annual basis, they'd be right. Bird had a single quarter with a sliver of a profit followed then by a massive loss.
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    by CalChris 3y ago

    “XeGPU dialect provides an abstraction that closely models Xe instructions.” How is that an abstraction? It sounds more like a representation.
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    by CalChris 3y ago

    A minor startup isn't Intel, Samsung and TSMC but www.thruchip.com did 3d stacking 10 years ago. https://web.stanford.edu/class/ee380/Abstracts/141022-slides... https://www.theregister.com&#x2
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    by CalChris 3y ago

    > I have never been so bored with the state of tech. First, I agree that crypto and AI are much VC nonsense. Not so much make someone else money as consume it while dominating the conversation. Maybe AI will put customer support people o
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    by CalChris 3y ago

    TableGen factors out a lot of detail, out of the code and into a collection of tables of records which are then processed into .inc files by TableGen backends. Emphasis on factors out as in even if the result is eye wateringly complex, it
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    by CalChris 3y ago

    Why not just Some Language -> C -> CCC -> executable? What is WASM bringing to the table? Or better yet Some Language -> MLIR.
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    Genesis of Satellite Navigation [pdf](secwww.jhuapl.edu)

    3 points by CalChris 3y ago|0 comments
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    by CalChris 3y ago

    I'm reminded of Walter Lewin's analogous point about measurements from his 8.01 lectures: any measurement that you make without any knowledge of the uncertainty is meaningless https://youtu.be/6htJHmPq0Os
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    by CalChris 3y ago

    Dramatically, no. But then a couple of releases of deprecated and then hasta la vista is fine with me if it means progress.
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    by CalChris 3y ago

    What you're talking about is something like a company retiree with an additional union retirement benefit. That's different from me. In that case, they are signing over their Medicare benefit and their union/company negotiate
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    by CalChris 3y ago

    No, it's not an affordability issue and you're not getting something for nothing. First, you assign your Medicare benefit over to a corporation who then covers your health care costs at their discretion . Then you'll pay you
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    by CalChris 3y ago

    Traditional Medicare pays most but not all of covered health care costs. So to cover the gap in coverage there are private standardized Medigap plans. Plan G has no copays, coinsurance or deductibles except for the Part B deductible ($240&#
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    by CalChris 3y ago

    Medicare Advantage is not more of a free market than Traditional Medicare. Both restrict their markets but in different ways. MA restricts your access to doctors and sets fees. Someone on a Kaiser Permanente Medicare Advantage plan won&#x27
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    by CalChris 3y ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIVDZYVDraM
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    by CalChris 3y ago

    After failing in the prosecution of a dumb war, the Paris Peace Conference can’t be seen as any singular accomplishment.
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    by CalChris 3y ago

    This worked on the Mac. I had to install pdftk ( brew install pdftk-java ) first. The result is nicely formatted for reading on an iPad after importing into Books.
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    by CalChris 3y ago

    Works here as well, at the grocery store and this is safer.