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Comment #48881300
> You have the right to a degree in XYZ... No, you don't.
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Comment #48791295
> Except that three saturated-fat-laden strips of bacon for breakfast prevents the need for lunch Said no overweight American ever.
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Comment #48704078
It's a distinct signal of pure ignorance that you conflate the highest levels of publicly elected executive leadership with "government employees".
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Comment #48443424
Data is on pragmatic lockout after 3 months, not 12. For years, enterprises have been conditioned to lean into OneDrive and forget about it. Indeed, that dark pattern is a festerin…
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Comment #48165201
> The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable man. Ge…
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Comment #48163786
During undergrad years, IFC fraternity pledges had to memorize the Greek alphabet for obvious reasons. This is how the capital letters were taught amongst bros. A BRA EZ HO I KAM N…
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Comment #47548933
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Comment #47512835
> This is what we had to build in the 60s... >> drift less than 1.5×10−5 °/h Wow...just wow. Not a GNC engineer, but that drift spec strikes me as exceptionally good today, let alo…
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Comment #47420411
That's all motherhood and apple pie, but I'm sorry: the reality that we live in and incentives at play are such that if a capability can be exploited, then it will be exploited to …
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Comment #47316304
In my mind, the prose of the sequels were so unlike Clarke when I read them as a teen that it created a long stint of aversion towards spending time on anything with co-authors. I …
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Comment #47262671
The median US hospital is also a nonprofit; indeed, more than half are. I fail to see how focusing on this opaque median measure tells us anything meaningful. Care to speculate on …
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Comment #47258690
Ahh, grokked. Thanks for helping me better empathize with such a nuanced situation.
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Comment #47258383
Appreciate the perspective. > A not small number of the rural docs are foreign born and trained and they essentially work this crappy jobs until they have permanent residency and t…
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Comment #47258164
Hmm...sniff test sampling: - HCA[1]: FY25 profit margin = 9.0% - UHS[2]: FY25 profit margin = 8.6% - THC[3]: FY25 profit margin = 6.6% Yeah, a bit of disaggregation is likely neede…
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Comment #47257827
> There were 147 unfilled slots for pediatricians, 805 for family medicine, and 357 for internal medicine. They don't have the applicants; it's not the slots. You lost me...from yo…
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Comment #47257679
> The dirty little not-so-secret is that we pay doctors too much in the US. Doubt. > That's partly because we have a doctor shortage here (medical schools collude to limit the numb…
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Comment #47006575
I assumed it was a wink to the Nov 1972 Playboy model[1] whose centerfold face became a de facto baseline test image for DSP algorithms without consent. [1] https://en.wikipedia.or…
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Comment #46839834
Who said anything about beating GPS or other functionally equivalent GNSS?
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Comment #46839295
What makes you think cell tower triangulation is the only data point being exploited to minimize position error?
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Comment #46447361
I don't think he ever got the first half of the advance...cherry-picking from the TFA: > They offered a $5000 advance with the first half paid out when they approve of the first th…
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