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Quit Complaining About New Car Interiors Getting More Distracting(jalopnik.com)
1 points by NavinF 2y ago|1 comments
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by NavinF 2y ago
Considering that the "Kid" was a 34 year old employee, that seems like a totally reasonable sentence. If I was judge/jury, I would also give 5 year sentences to arsonists. This is psychotic behavior: > Joshua Daryl McGrego
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by NavinF 2y ago
Context: https://arstechnica.com/space/2024/08/nasa-likely-to-signifi... >However, there is also another surprising reason for the delay—the need to update Starliner’s flight software. Three separate, well
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NASA pushes back SpaceX Crew-9 mission to NET Sept 24 so Starliner can return(blogs.nasa.gov)
5 points by NavinF 2y ago|1 comments
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by NavinF 2y ago
I quite like the status quo. I don't want Cloudflare or Google to block the files I'm trying to download just because they got a bunch of reports from clueless people or bots. I want both to behave like dumb pipes. They don't
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by NavinF 2y ago
I bet that gives hospital IT a false sense of security. A huge intranet is kinda the opposite of modern best practices: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_trust_security_model
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by NavinF 2y ago
I dunno about "Under 5 Minutes", this is quite thorough. Not that I'm complaining!
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by NavinF 2y ago
States do fund residency. This site says that state matching of federal Medicaid funds is ~12% of the total funding: https://mostpolicyinitiative.org/science-note/state-supporte... . Interesting related thread: https:&
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by NavinF 2y ago
I suspect the rules were more relaxed back then and the school approved it. I guess he could invest 100k and switch to an E-2 visa
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by NavinF 2y ago
The gov't forces itself to pay for residency programs. The intent of the law is to cap the number of new doctors each year. Other replies have answered your question in more detail
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by NavinF 2y ago
Doctors must do three years of residency. More for specialists. The number of resident slots is limited because the gov't must pay a fixed amount to the hospital for each resident and that funding is capped. This is an intentional cons
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by NavinF 2y ago
Hmm that's a good question. Maybe their schools authorized CPT for the student's own companies? https://studyinthestates.dhs.gov/sevis-help-hub/student-reco... Some random sites claim "CPT does not allow
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by NavinF 2y ago
The article whines about doctors having to read patient's charts and use crappy software while ignoring the elephant in the room. The average doctor makes $350k and specialists make even more. As salaries increase, the number of doctor
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by NavinF 2y ago
context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pigging
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Cleaning Pigs and Pigging Strategy(gate.energy)
1 points by NavinF 2y ago|1 comments
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by NavinF 2y ago
>New study shows that 39.7 million workers, 14% of the EU’s population, couldn’t afford to go on holiday for a week in 2022. >There are 13 countries where the situation is worse than the bloc’s 14.6% average, with Romania at the tail
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It's Time to Reform Environmental Litigation(reason.com)
1 points by NavinF 2y ago|0 comments
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by NavinF 2y ago
How so? Anything under 1000Hz has obvious delays: https://youtu.be/vOvQCPLkPt4?si=oXDiV9gagyZdnkkM
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by NavinF 2y ago
unpaywalled: https://archive.is/Y2loj
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Community Input Is Bad, Actually(theatlantic.com)
1 points by NavinF 2y ago|2 comments
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Inline Filament Dryer [video](youtube.com)
1 points by NavinF 2y ago|1 comments
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by NavinF 2y ago
What are you talking about? The OP made requests from his Bun server. CORS would obviously break any request made directly from js in the browser
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How much of your binary executable is just ASCII text?(lemire.me)
7 points by NavinF 2y ago|1 comments
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by NavinF 2y ago
It means there will be an article on the front page declaring the outage
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by NavinF 2y ago
> same damage falling 30 feet onto a stone floor, pile of hay, or a lake Pretty sure it's the DM's job to adjust that. Eg "You break a toe from hitting the stone floor. Roll 2d6 for damage" That aside, I'd say Dn
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by NavinF 2y ago
>Commit hashes can be brute forced through GitHub’s UI, particularly because the git protocol permits the use of short SHA-1 values when referencing a commit. A short SHA-1 value is the minimum number of characters required to avoid a co
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by NavinF 2y ago
I'll answer the first part with a question: If Biden black-bags Trump, do you think he will be unpunished? If so, how much do you wanna bet? Same for those other hypotheticals. > the alternative to Chevron is legislating from the be
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by NavinF 2y ago
No I think he literally means IR losses. ie voltage droop V=IR Modern VRMs also reduce output voltage when the CPU draws more current. That way when the CPU later draws less current, the voltage doesn't inductively spike up and damage
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by NavinF 2y ago
And again you ignore the substance of my post. I don't know or care about the gender of the judges. I'll go ahead and leave this conversation. It's like talking to GPT-2
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by NavinF 2y ago
Yeah that's an unfortunate decision and that Sotomayor guy is a good writer, but the decision doesn't significantly affect people who live here and the dissent is not an accurate prediction of the impact. At the end of the day, co

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