aschneid

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by aschneid 8y ago
The only reason I had heard of it was because my car has it built into the navigation system. So, I can enter a W3W coordinate and my car will appropriately route me. It's supposedly beneficial when trying to locate a particular perso
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by aschneid 8y ago
At Kaiser, you just have to walk into any member services office and request. It doesn't happen right then, but I believe in a few days you get a thumb drive with all of your records on them. However, the law allows the doctors to red
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by aschneid 8y ago
Has the bug been fixed where it doesn't disable? I had to track down why my Nvidia GPU was being used all the time and killing my battery. Turns out it's iTerm2 and it isn't disabling the renderer correctly.
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by aschneid 8y ago
There's currently a bug with multi-GPU based MBPs and the new metal renderer. The new metal renderer causes it to always use high performance graphics whether plugged in or not. I had to debug why my battery was dying faster than usu
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by aschneid 8y ago
I always was corrected to 20/15 when I wore glasses and could actually be corrected in the office setting to 20/5 (fairly rare). I was very particular about my vision, similar to you. I haven't had issues with it being 20&#
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by aschneid 8y ago
I was at that point when I had it done. The only problem with having that bad of an eyesight, they have to use the laser for longer. It helped I had extra thick corneas, but the surgeon I went to said some folks can't have the surger
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by aschneid 8y ago
I had Lasik done at a university teaching hospital by a surgeon who had done thousands of surgeries. This was in 2003. Every follow-up was by a resident and then the full surgeon. I had significant dry eyes and blepharitis (probably from