coryaf

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by coryaf 2y ago
For the Americans - by kebab it means gyro
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by coryaf 3y ago
Perhaps you could tell me what information, other than how big the US is, is conveyed by the headline when it says "than six countries... combined".
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by coryaf 3y ago
Perhaps you could tell me what information, other than how big the US is, is conveyed by the headline when it says "than six countries... combined".
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by coryaf 3y ago
Sure, the article makes that point, and it's reasonably well made (although not the case that there isn't any private insurance in those countries at all). My point was that the article's title is misleading and clickbaity an
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by coryaf 3y ago
That is how it is reasonable to interpret the headline, given no other information
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by coryaf 3y ago
That is how it is reasonable to interpret the headline, given no other information
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by coryaf 3y ago
Reality: the US is spending 1.5 times what comparable countries are spending on healthcare This headline: the US is spending 6 times what comparable countries are spending on healthcare Yes - it's very misleading
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by coryaf 3y ago
Yes it is - they could have done it on a per capita basis but they didn't. Also, if you read the headline, it's very easy to think we spend 6 times per capita than comparable countries, which would be wrong
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by coryaf 3y ago
This is a misleading clickbaity headline. Those 6 countries added up equal about the population of the US, so it's not like we're spending 6 times other countries on a per capita basis. We spend more and get less than other countr
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by coryaf 3y ago
I'm excited, but it's a shame that it's not available for Apple silicon yet. I really think this is the future of Python
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by coryaf 3y ago
No.
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by coryaf 3y ago
Can we tell if it will be possible to develop with anything other than Swift? For reference, Apple says that it will have "familiar tools and frameworks like Xcode, SwiftUI, RealityKit, and ARKit, as well as support for Unity and the n
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by coryaf 3y ago
Looks fine I guess, but (like Ruby) it's not as intuitive as Python, and I have a lot of hopes that Mojo will bring about a performant Python like programming experience