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For C# developers, have a look at csi (C# Interpreter) as a potential cmd replacement. I've been using it extensively for a couple weeks and like it very much. Also, the same scripts can, with little modifications, be posted to Azure Functions to run on the cloud.
> Also, providers will sometimes "accidentally" bill you for that difference, even if they're not permitted to.

It's been my observation that hospital billing departments do many things "accidentally". Strangely, these never involve under-billing. A lot of bad things would have to happen to them (and insurance) before I'd start to feel even a little bad about it.
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As with everything, there is not one single cause. However, if you ask which cause of the gigafactory was least interchangeable with the rest, Musk seems like as good a candidate as any.
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It's looking pretty good already. Thanks for the reply.
It is a marketing push. Marketing pushes don't have to correlate to massive improvements in the product.
See

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/mt614271.aspx

and

http://www.hanselman.com/blog/InteractiveCodingWithCAndFREPL...
I don't think trying to answer the question is futile, but expecting to find an answer probably is. I think there's a good chance that we are in agreement here.
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This one will depend on your geographical region.

I believe if you wanted to really hedge against the kind of scenarios that can render stock markets themselves worthless you would own a means of reliably producing electricity.

It doesn't need to be that much. You can build a small hydro planet for as little as 50k. It requires little maintenance and will last a hundred years (they are very efficient but uncomplicated machines). It is something your grandchildren would benefit from.

If you're interested check out Micro Hydro Design by Adam Harvey.
sure but the reverse should be equally feasible. It's transpiling Python to Go, so theoretically we should be able to (eventually) "convert" Python libs to Go and call them from Go. A lot of utility libs are available in Python... the Go library ecosystem is relatively sparse
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Three years on Windows and Windows Phone. I sometimes miss those days. :-)
If true this could be really bad for their IPO plans. Yikes.
> trump supporter was tortured live on a video stream just today

[citation needed]

with what? the truth?
> Contracts with individual insurers are typically negotiated to be set to a percentage of (known) Medicare reimbursement for a given procedure

It's usually pegged at multiples of what Medicare reimburses (ie, "300% of Medicare rates")

> Expect that to Just Not Happen in an organization with more than one provider. They enjoy their compensation, and they will fight to keep it.

It has nothing to do with physician compensation, because most are salaried now anyway, and they make a lot less than people think. The problem is that they literally do not know what the reimbursement rates are.
Ivan, thanks for writing this book on Linear Algebra. It's been a while since I took a course in it and your book looks perfect for a thorough review. I'm writing this as someone that loves mathematical rigor and intends to pursue a PhD in Computer Science. I'll read every chapter of this book and can't wait to get to the chapter on QM applications.
Not a doctor, but I have spent ~10 years working with data on the reimbursement side of a large hospital. Please see my comment above.
Yeah, that's true. My point is that nothing is stopping companies from offering 30 hour work weeks and also benefits.
Why not? It may not be searching the web, but it certainly is still doing a search of possibly related words that you had intended to spell.
It's specific to that search term, and has absolutely nothing to do with the Google's general functionality. How is it not "manual"?

They clearly are able to create result sets crafted by their employees for specific search terms.
Anecdote: My son broke his arm when I was between jobs and had no insurance.

The doctor had an x-ray machine on premise, but he admitted to me that his costs for it were high and that I could get a better price at the imaging place across the street.

Once there, when I explained my lack of insurance, I was told that not paying up front adds $75 because billing is a PITA.

Even though an insurer might be able to negotiate a good rate, they can't beat cash on the barrel head because cash pay doesn't require nearly as much work.
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Rarely is lepidolite gem-grade. It's much more useful as a lithium ore, as the extraction methods improved as of last year, putting it almost on par with brine extraction.
In my experience with both languages, while the Go spec is incredibly readable, navigable, and succinct, the Python reference is a sprawling mess that is difficult to navigate or even to Ctrl-F in.
The C720 was/is an awesome chromebook! Mine is still going strong and is perfect for 99% of my use. Is the screen as nice as a MBP - nope, but I think it was under $200 vs $2,000+. Not all chromebooks are created equally but some of them are excellent value for the money.
Hey steve,

Using clippy is not as straightforward as you put it because clippy and the latest nightly often are broken together. There would be much less hassle if it was a stable crate. Also no worries of backwards compatibility between stable/nightly.

- rg
By law, nobody can be charged less than Medicare.
College tuition (at least, my state college) is straightforward. They even gave me an extremely detailed breakdown of every single fee that was a part of my tuition.
I must say I was a very avid gamer 5-10 years ago. I enjoyed the likes of World of Warcraft, Starcraft (1 and 2), Battlefield (all of them), and many more. Nowadays, I find it very hard to get myself to sit down and play for more than a couple hours at a time. This all changed with Rimworld, holy cow. Rimworld was a dwarf fortress I could pick up without the ridiculous learning curve. It's a game I can sit and enjoy in my free time without feeling "the grind". The base building genre is one that has barely been touched over the years, with Dwarf Fortress being the "founding father". I must say a truly unique game. The lead developer is always active on reddit and takes direct feedback from his player base. This a game I can easily see my self playing for the next decade.
We call it "shipping the org chart." Your fundamental error is assuming that there is any one person -- or even center of authority -- in charge of brand communication.
There are a lot of people complaining about the 32 GB of space who're forgetting that most smartphones still come with around that much storage. My Pixel only has 32 GB, and it cost (unlocked) way more than $500. And I think that's Google's thinking. These things are essentially more capable smartphones. If you're someone who is fine with 32 GB on your phone then you should be fine with 32 GB on your Chromebook.

But I also understand the complaints about the size of the storage. I think the complaints come from people who are looking at it as a computer, not a tablet/phone with a great screen, keyboard, and pen. For a computer its storage space is very tiny. And for those who actually buy the 128 GB smartphone models so they can download games and movies, it seems tiny.

But most users don't match that profile. Which is why there are 32 GB phones still being sold, and why Chromebooks are still only available with 32 GB. When the typical Chromebook user wants more space, Google will oblige. But that's just not in the cards right now.

Personally, I'd like a bit more space, but I still think that for what you're getting it's a good price point: particularly if the pen works well.
We use embedded C++ though it is mostly C with classes and sugar after throwing out STL and exceptions. I'm eagerly awaiting more embedded friendly Nim improvements since it can be plumbed into existing embedded C tool chains.
Thanks for the link! I fear that in today's polarized environment, distrust of the media, and the serious missteps made by the NYT in recent years, the fact that the public editor is a NYT employee and published in the NYT would make them untrustworthy to a great many people. And that seems to often taint those who would give them the benefit of the doubt.

And I don't see this as an issue that's unique to any one political persuasion. The level of automatic distrust if not suspicion of bad intent all around greatly concerns me. I find myself actively and repeatedly checking myself to extend the benefit of the doubt and charity. We're increasingly and alarmingly encouraged to view things in a binary fashion, bucketing everyone into one or the other, rather than recognizing there's a wide range of values on all different issues, and that we share many even when we disagree on others.

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It indeed does. Firing someone with that kind of track record for incompetence within 3 weeks and then bad mouthing to all four winds about it? Something more credible would be that visions did not align, clash of personalities, or that he did not fit the culture, but incompetence?
Also, isn't standard practice for companies to only confirm employment rather than give a review exactly for this kind of lawsuits?
Brin has said that Google's OSes could converge over time : https://www.cnet.com/news/brin-googles-oses-likely-to-conver...

These maybe the beginning stages of that convergence. Maybe they are attempting a device convergence too ?
I ask, every time. They will do just about anything to not tell you, or to tell you only the insurance rate. You're screwed if you go to the ER. I had to get an EKG done - they managed to charge my insurance over $1000, something that in almost any other country would be around $50, and even some hospitals in the US.

I think the hugest problem in the US thats not been looked at is regulating the providers - I don't think competition alone will help in emergency situations, but at least with doctors visits knowing how much something would cost would be incredibly helpful.
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I agree that's a better interpretation, but this is a post for an audience to whom that's not necessarily the most obvious way to read it.

I'd hypothesize that diversity is both among the best qualities to have in one's tribe and something which requires the most intentional approach to assemble. That's well worth pointing out, and probably a more helpful reminder than "make some friends".
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We had a home birth, and the billing was pretty straightforward. We paid $5k for the all care through the birth. However, we knew that if at any point the pregnancy became abnormal enough that we needed to transfer to hospital, we would be stuck paying whatever the hospital and our insurer agreed to, and we wouldn't get any of the $5k we paid to the midwives back.
If you list years on your resume they can guess your age.

I wouldn't mind working for Google, I am over 40 too.
I had to fill out a waiver before I took my last physical that acknowledged anything outside the standard physical would be billed separately. It looked like it was part of a federal standard - the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Service's National Correct Coding Initiative. Your doctor should have some discretion though.
if their goal was to reveal what they were doing to the world, this is a fine way to go about it and build some anticipation and get a PR splash.

if their goal was to train the best go-bot, they could have had it play not to win but to go down to the wire with very strong players but frequently lose.* Experienced players might have identified it as a bot, but would have dismissed it as "not good enough yet"

*especially as per the recent story that children don't learn when they win, so trains yourself without training your opponents :)
> I've been observing these trends for years and what I'm seeing is this: ever since these new thick client JS frameworks became so trendy, web performance has dramatically decreased, not increased.

I am in the Emberjs community, I do not observe this in that framework.
I had the same experience. As a part of small talk at annual physical, I asked a question to the Doctor to which they gave an answer which I already knew ("You do not need to worry about this"), and I got charged for that.

My workplace pays me incentive money for getting an annual physical. So, now I just go to physicals, stay quiet just so that I get the incentive money.

I wonder how doctors feel that their patients are scared of asking them any questions.
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"“Over time, the majority of our engineering effort is going into engineering the factory as a product itself,” said Tesla’s CEO Elon Musk …“It’s the machine that builds the machine. If we take creative engineers and apply them to design the factory, they make five to ten times more headway than improving the product itself.”"

https://qz.com/745278/teslas-entire-future-depends-on-the-gi...

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This is really reminiscent of Caillois's game theory. These 4 kind of gamers have strong mappings to the 4 types of games as well. There is a sort of 16 types of gaming if you look at it this way (probably less because of all the overlap), all ranging on some level of free play and strict rules.
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That's totally fair; I've gotten lucky, I think, with the mis-matches. As mentioned, we certainly want to ship a "known good" one to address exactly what you're talking about, but until then, it's not _super_ onerous to use, IMHO.
To be clear, clippy can't ever be a true "stable" crate. What clippy does is rely on a whole ton of compiler internals so that it does not have to reimplement the compiler. These internals change, because the rust compiler is under active development.

The plan for "stable" clippy is to bundle it with releases, precompiled. It will still use the internal APIs, but from a user's perspective they just have to `rustup component add clippy` and it will magically work.
Negotiations don't always work, that's for sure. But it is a learned skill, and one can get better at it. There's a good book on it, "Getting To Yes".
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And with this, the world edges ever so slightly closer towards the dystopia pictured in Continuum where corporate oligarchs control government and the world.

It's on Netflix if you are interested. See also:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuum_(TV_series)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1954347/
The main problem is that Touch Bar is essentially a bunch of toolbar items in most apps, and toolbars are probably more convenient. The more elaborate slider-like stuff is pretty rare and still not obviously better. Same for color picker; it's limited compared to on-screen and less precise (so why use it?).

I would have loved an iPhone-shaped iOS environment that could run much more interesting things but perhaps have ways to integrate with the frontmost app (unlike a phone).
Perhaps this isn't the place for this, but I've always loved this comic:

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Anything that turns the "preventative" visit into an "evaluation and management" visit will often result in additional charge since they have different billing codes. Preventative visits are usually free under the ACA, but the E/M visit will require a co-pay. My parents moved and were looking to get an annual physical, and most of the clinics they called said up front that they would require a separate, paid, "meet the doctor" new-patient visit before they would schedule for a annual physical, even though they didn't want to have any of their conditions managed and just wanted an annual physical exam.
Note that "Sweden" did not conduct any 6 hour day experiment.

This was done in one municipal workplace with a few dozen employees.

http://www.snopes.com/sweden-6-hour-workday/
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I am a grad student that recently took a 3 month internship at a medium sized startup. After tendering a leave of absence from grad school, vacating my apartment, moving across a large country, and paying for a short term rental in a high cost market, the startup laid off all contingent employees and is still operating with statutory employees. This literally happened within 5 minutes of reporting for work. I am at the start of my post-grad career so I don't really want to start legal action, but my total financial impact is greater than $20k in lost wages and time. Does anyone have advice?

I am hesitant to provide much additional detail at this time but I am also uncertain how to proceed.
>trialling a life built around a dumb-phone, a large tablet/laptop, and AWS based primary computing power for sci-kit, ML etc.

I'm curious as to why this choice?
> Truth in billing, which is required of telephone carriers would be huge by itself in the medical field.

It would be, but Medicare would never let that happen, because opaque billing is how they ensure they can reimburse below cost and get private insurers to essentially subsidize Medicare patients.
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I think it's interesting that people have this perspective. Mankind has been around for what - 40,000 years or so?

The industrial era has been around less than 200 years and we have multiple non-renewables that we have or are exhausting the entire planet's supply, and our approach is "well, we probably have 200 years of it, it's not really an issue when there's other stuff running out in 60 years or so".

We are amazingly blind (or wilfully ignorant) to the future beyond our grandchildren.
Chromebooks are actually great dev environments already --better than most of what I've seen on android.

If you're in developer mode (a one time key combo at boot, or a hardware switch under a cover on older machines), you can just ctrl-alt-T and 'shell' and you're in bash w/ the ability to sudo. If you want a more complete userland, crouton[1] will bootstrap an ubuntu setup in a chroot and you can apt-get away, plus it will give you X11 and some integration between that and the native chromeos stuff.

I've used a couple chromebooks as my primary laptop doing dev work for ~5 years now. The only time I ever carry a bigger machine is if I have specific tasks that need really big chunks of memory and/or disk.

[1] https://github.com/dnschneid/crouton
AIUI, if you take Visa, you aren't allowed to advertise a lower cash-only price. So maybe they were freaked out about losing the ability to take cards.

Also, I'd be concerned about a personal check for that amount. The last car I bought I put $2K on my miles credit card (the max they would take) and a check for the rest. They made me fill out loan paperwork anyways so that they would have recourse if the check bounced.
The Alexa app does have a generic voice training selection...
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>Languages like Go make it too easy to ignore errors.

What? I've almost exclusively heard the opposite: Go makes error handling too in-your-face. People don't like writing "if err != nil" constantly.

>Finally, the developer leading the effort had experience and a strong preference for Rust. There are plenty of technologies that would have met our requirements, but deferring to a personal preference made a lot of sense. Having engineers excited about what they are working on is incredibly valuable.

I wish it were more acceptable to admit this instead of having to half-assedly argue that your favorite language just so happens to be a perfect fit for the problem. There's no shame in simply using the language you're most proficient in. Practically speaking, language choice is only a problem for large teams or for projects with language-specific requirements.
I'm holding out for the new pixel rumored to be coming out late 2017.

http://www.androidpolice.com/2016/09/26/exclusive-google-is-...
ZF's press release:

http://www.zf.com/corporate/en_de/press/list/release/release...
`rustup component add clippy`

Whoa, that's the first I've heard about this. Very exciting plans!
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Nonsense. Since around 1970 the American film industry isn't aimed at anything more than making a profit (with an occasional bit of art for art's sake). Any propaganda effect is entirely incidental.
Haha, I put it there before adding the about page. Forgot about that...going to fix it right away.

Really glad you liked the first impressions!
That's interesting, thanks for sharing. Maybe it's common with specialists, but I haven't had that experience with things like X-rays at my GP (before I was kaiser) or anything at Kaiser, like getting blood work done in the ER. I definitely shop around for dental procedures/don't pay for dental insurance, but there's no tax penalty for not carrying dental insurance..
How does this differ from Neurio?
http://neur.io/
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