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kleinmatic

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About kleinmatic

Deputy Managing Editor at ProPublica. Twitter: @kleinmatic, E-mail: scott at propublica dot org

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    I wonder how much of the funding that led to this came from the Biden-era Chips & Science Act? I can't find a straight answer amid the AI slop and marketing hype about both of them…

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    MLBT is terrific. Seems better than playball. I like having it open on a second screen.

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    “This patch series introduces multikernel architecture support, enabling multiple independent kernel instances to coexist and communicate on a single physical machine. Each kernel …

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    I got about halfway through before giving up on this article. I thought it was just taking a long time to get to the point then I realized one wasn't coming. Thinking it was all a …

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    Felt twinges of grief as I recognized some of these. I still miss Reader. But some weren't killed so much as became other products -- Urchin became Google Analytics, Google Mini be…

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    Pretty amazing how many people's ethics are less valuable to them than their product design opinions.

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    Google Reader, QuarkXPress 3.2, Lotus Improv.

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    "There is one drug simply listed as 'KNEES' and another as 'Foot and Ankle.'" "The database includes three varieties of Clinpro 5000 toothpaste: bubble gum, spearmint and vanilla m…

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    They provide good detail about the software they used. "The major software tools used for the Offshore Project were NUIX of Sydney, Australia, and dtSearch of Bethesda, Md. NUIX Pt…

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