therealcamino

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by therealcamino 3y ago
That's a complete dodge, and exhibits exactly the kind of arrogance people complain about when physicians ignore what patients have to say. People have valid opinions and expectations of their own healthcare or that of loved ones, no m
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by therealcamino 3y ago
Not to diminish the difficulty of the existing curriculum, but it doesn't seem fair or sustainable to ask for patients to train and guide each physician they see in how to work with neurodivergent individuals. I'm sure there is mu
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by therealcamino 3y ago
Was this written by a LLM? If not, it's baffling. I kept thinking it was so broad it had to be satirical, but it didn't seem to land. Then I got to the list of characteristics, and it's incomprehensible. I hope no human would
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by therealcamino 3y ago
You're cool as a cucumber! And you enjoy arguing. Here's a hint, though: ultimate rationality is not the end-all, be-all of life.
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by therealcamino 3y ago
This is very cool, and I think would have been useful in a project I worked on a couple of years ago where scaling the units in a tool by 1000X surfaced a whole litany of FP accuracy problems. For that application, it would have been really
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by therealcamino 3y ago
> It seems like there needs to be another type of organization, that can have objectives other than making money, where market forces still cause it to do as good a job as possible at that mission Well, in the US you can have a benefit c
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by therealcamino 3y ago
Sure, but is the owner's experience really a complement? I don't think it is. It's a huge part of what they are selling.
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by therealcamino 3y ago
I think several of the slightly negative responses are because the article is about "creating a side project for a specific user segment...in a tiny market," plus discussion of business considerations, and the headline suggests so
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by therealcamino 3y ago
The author is way too enamored of "I need" or "The trash needs" constructions that are passive-aggressive. I would go nuts if my manager talked to me that way. This is all very subjective, but at a minimum be direct, and
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by therealcamino 3y ago
I love the phrase "limited positive knowledge transfer between software programming languages like C++ and hardware descriptive languages such as Verilog." Maybe someday the LLM's will just read the spec and come up with new
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by therealcamino 3y ago
As an aside, there is no federal parole anymore. https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/is-federal-parole-sy...
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by therealcamino 3y ago
The best one I saw today (can't remember the source): Suppose you gave your broker money to invest for you, and she bought herself a really nice house instead. That's basically it.
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by therealcamino 3y ago
No, it's just false. She pleaded guilty to 7 charges already. We don't know what she'll be sentenced to for those crimes. That's a completely separate issue. She's already pleaded guilty. The source is the Justice D
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by therealcamino 3y ago
Those are separate issues -- whether crimes were committed, and whether depositors will be made whole eventually. If some of the bets they illegally made end up paying off, enough to reimburse the people who trusted them, that doesn't
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by therealcamino 3y ago
Well, as of 13 minutes ago Apple announced the M3 which is on the N3 process.
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by therealcamino 3y ago
What's being reported is not changes in menstrual periods. It's bleeding outside of menstrual periods.
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by therealcamino 3y ago
It's not a double-blind study designed to test a hypothesis; it's post-vaccination surveillance. The subjects were asked about symptoms over a nine month period. The incidence of unexpected bleeding in the 4 weeks post-vaccination
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by therealcamino 3y ago
"Most academic institutions have been sued many times due to the volume of nonsense they feed kids." I've never heard of that happening, let alone many times to most institutions.
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by therealcamino 3y ago
Oh, yeah, I'm sure it's more complicated than I made it sound, especially if you had early CGI added later like Babylon 5. What I wanted to convey was that the source material for many programs had much higher resolution than the
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by therealcamino 3y ago
They don't want a competitor to control ARM.
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by therealcamino 3y ago
The antitrust laws and regulations don't change.
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by therealcamino 3y ago
I don't know anything about this particular show, but lots of programs were shot on film, and could just be scanned at higher resolution once HD video standards existed.
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by therealcamino 3y ago
Maybe something related to 'pic'? This doc on it is a revised version of a 1984 edition, so maybe it's a little too late, but there are references to other systems back to 1977 or so. https://pikchr.org/home&#
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by therealcamino 3y ago
I don't think that's as likely as you think. There are hundreds if not thousands for sale on eBay right now, and dozens on each of the NY, LA, and SF craigslists.
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by therealcamino 3y ago
If we're being generous/technically correct (which of course is the best kind of correct), on September 3rd they've got about two and a half weeks left to meet "this summer". Informally, most people would expect tha
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by therealcamino 3y ago
The only thing I'm aware of is Google's open source silicon program: https://developers.google.com/silicon
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by therealcamino 3y ago
Intel Labs experimented with many low power cores vs. fewer, faster high power cores back around 2009-2010. https://www.zdnet.com/article/experimental-intel-chip-could-... Programmability is always the biggest issue, a
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by therealcamino 3y ago
Given that the info we have is that the CEO's interview involved a silly amount of questioning about college grades that were two decades old, I think that what anyone could tell is not that it's never going to come up again, but
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by therealcamino 3y ago
That code is synthesizeable and will work fine in an ASIC flow.
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by therealcamino 3y ago
I think the article is fine but what you're really driving towards is the idea of synchronous design, and how that simplifies design and analysis. Some of the objections here might go away if it were framed that way.

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