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We didn't understand either. One thing, our cloud instances had no GPU's. Our model wasn't exactly complex, just maybe 15 float and string scalar inputs.
Very nice implementation. I wish you well!
The product reminds me a lot about AppPulse Active (or what it should have been)
If you're going to include long term assets then you need to include the rest of the career too. That's the way residents actually look at the problem, after all. "Doctors" do well. Residents struggle a bit in comparison, but not really that much relative to their other post-graduate-degree compatriots.
Maybe open up more med schools and drop the excessive volunteering requirements. It only serves to filter out the talented with a poor economic background.
I solemnly swear I've experienced no swinging or banging. These pants are fitted at the thigh, and the pocket bag is inside the pant leg. I genuinely forget my phone is there, even on long walks.

And there's no bulge at the knee because trousers don't fit tightly at the knee -- otherwise, you would't be able to sit down. The fit at the top of the pocket prevents swing, and the ease at the bottom prevents bulge.
Maybe there would be more American grads if their prospects were better and the foreign competition wasn't so fierce.
I really appreciate the humorous self awareness. It's a breath of humanity that I don't often see on the internet.
Just throwing this out there: Persistent symptoms are correlated with low vitamin D levels which are common.
Oh, I’m sorry for that. I wasn’t trying to be unhelpful or pedantic or obtuse. I hope it’s still helpful to another.

I’ve used this to do other functions before, but not saving IPAs.

https://imazing.com/guides/how-to-manage-apps-without-itunes
Firefox does DNS over HTTPS now. That should bypass DNS spoofing by any ISP.
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We still take precautions proportionate to the risk we face but we don’t make as big an effort to stop him doing toddler things in public
While I like this a lot, I don't like the idea of creating a new customer in Stripe every time someone signs up as a free user. Perhaps this works better for other types of businesses.
> Apologies if I'm dense but it is just a reinvention of cargo pants albeit in a more slick way.

What, exactly, do you think cargo pants are? They aren't "any pants with pockets on the side of the leg".
Welcome to HN! This is exactly why I like this place more than other forums.
> Maybe just maybe new young doctors should be treated (like not be worked to death) and paid properly

It seems to me, the tradition of working residents to the point of sleep exhaustion is a form of institutional hazing, perpetuated by people that endured it because "I did it, why shouldn't they?" I'm not sure how you crack that nut.
OpenGL and OpenGL ES are two completely different APIs with their own specs and implementations. Some versions do have an overlap in functionality in that you can write code that can work with both with minimal (mainly shader) differences, but that's about it.

But IMO OpenGL ES 2.0 was pointless, the devices that were powerful enough to support it were also powerful enough to support the full OpenGL so Khronos should have pushed that instead of fragmenting the driver and API ecosystem.
The delaying was so that we 'delayed' or avoided overfilling the hospitals and causing a lot of secondary death and damage. Delay people getting sick, reduce the max. Spread the infections out over time.
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Bonuses should reflect success. Succeed at keeping the company afloat until sold? Bonus. Succeed in turning company around? Bonus.

Nothing before.
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As an Auth0 user, I agree it’s not hard to setup user logins for most frameworks. The reason I’m using Auth0 boils down to business reasons not technical ones.

- If I cant make enough money per user to even pay for Auth0, why am I working on this?

- Auth0 provides more than login, its got logic related to token re-validation, signup pipelines, social platform integration, etc... sure, I could build each of these as I needed them, in fact I did previously build them for myself. However by using Auth0 I know in advance that all this kind of functionality will be available when/if I need it.

- Easy cross system auth. If I want to build something using separate services, like a front end in one tech stack and a backend/admin using a completely different stack, Auth0 makes it so easy to share logins, roles, and permissions between the two systems without having to work out how to handle it myself, or within having to run my own third system like my own installation of Keycloak or building my own equivalent to it.
Here in Canada it was even done between provinces. My region has a bubble of four small provinces with few cases. But even so to travel across a provincial border in the bubble you will need proof of residency.
Don't post on Facebook unless you are prepared to face the consequences
already exists ;)

https://metastatuspage.com/

(it's statuspage.io's status page)
Artificially increasing scarcity in a market is always a good move
This is great. Those curtains are so loud though, they could really use some silent drape runners[1].

[1] https://imgur.com/a/Mzj9QsY
With the leaf blower I suspect that when it gets too close the microphone/ADC is saturating, which clips his voice. I wonder if it would've sounded better had he attempted to lower the gain on the microphone.
Why numbering should start at zero.

https://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/transcriptions/EWD08xx/E...

You might find his other papers and notes interesting for your group.
The AMA regulates medical school admissions.
The application process is highly convoluted and not very well designed. Some people just fall through the cracks.

But yes, also a small number of people just don't have the intellectual ability to handle it, although schools do a lot of screening to minimize this. Graduation rates at schools are typically 100%, with maybe 1 person every other year failing out.
It really depends how you structure your code. While my Qt apps are very much coded against Qt, it’s actually pretty easy for me to currently switch them to other UI frameworks as needed. I’ve done this with some of my bigger tools going to other frameworks.

If you keep your logic separate from your UI, and interact via method calls, it’s not very hard to swap out the underlying object. Arguably, it’s the pattern Qt encourages anyway so that you can flexibly change your UI design in the future
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Lymerix is a good comparison. There were justified concerns about the vaccine provoking an autoimmune reaction in some patients, and meanwhile tick bites can be prevented through simple actions - cover arms and legs, stay out of long grass, use insect repellent. It's difficult to argue for a vaccine when other measures work equally well and pose less risk.

Meanwhile the first world has reduced the spread of coronavirus through public health interventions but America can't follow.
Thanks mate, will check it out
I have what over here in .uk tend to be referred to as "combat trousers", where the side pockets are reasonably spacious (I can fit a 7" tablet in one, though it then doesn't close and I can't get anything else in there) but not sufficiently so that they swing.

The only annoying thing is finding ones where everything including the hip pocket linings are made of the same heavy material, there are too many where that lining is normal smart trouser pocket material and tear through long before the rest of the trousers are showing noticeable wear.
Honestly, if it was me I'd just buy a new domain that is, or is as close to the service name as you can get. For the sake of $10 it's going to make everything easier for you.
I suppose I didn't include photos with the phone fully in the pocket because you genuinely can't tell it's there.

There's a slight bulge from the welt of the pocket itself, which I'm still experimenting with, but with-phone is truly indistinguishable from without-phone when I'm standing up. Seated, there's a bulge at the side of the thigh if you really look for it.
32 different countries? Iceland doesn't necessarily generalize to denser populations. Even the capital, Reykjavik, has a low population density, 472/km2, whereas New York has over 10,000/km2.
Off-topic side remark

HN ‘markup’ diversity is always a joy for the punctuation mark enthusiast.

\Hooray for markup/
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Employers are complaining about a "labor shortage"?
Just raise wages. That will send the proper signal to labor to train for the job.
This is the same for any other product or service in the economy.
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We already have an excess of medical schools. We have a shortage of residency training spots; we have med students every year that are stuck as non-practicing physicians because of this.

Residency training spots are, while not a snap of the fingers to increase, not difficult - if congress was willing to actually legislate the increase in funding, as it comes through CMS.
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Consensus is ingrained in Swiss mentality.

The legislative referenda are probably the single most important force that driving Switzerland away from the political polarization and towards the rule by consensus.
Doesn't matter how fast GPUs are, they only get linearly faster. Passwords are exponential in terms of difficulty so assuming your password isn't password123 no GPU in the world is going to crack a 'decent' password in a decade on any modern algorithm memory-intensive or not.
Extensions are a good thing since it allows developers to take advantage of new functionality and provide it to consumers pretty much immediately - this is a win win for everyone involved, programmers use cutting edge functionality and consumers actually get to use the fancy GPUs they paid money for.

Direct3D programmers disliking extensions make me think of the sour grapes fable.

But OpenGL providing extensions doesn't mean that Direct3D programmers are free of having to implement different code paths - if anything during the 90s with the proliferation of 3D cards and different capabilities flags, programmers had to take into account a lot of different possibilities in their rendering code (and most failed to do that with games having visual glitches everywhere).
Shouldn't be slow if shared memory is used.

https://docs.python.org/3/library/multiprocessing.shared_mem...
USD is not proprietary by any means. Nor is it created by Apple https://graphics.pixar.com/usd/docs/index.html

It’s an open source project by Pixar, adopted by large parts of the film industry and seeing adoption by both Unreal and Unity as well.

It’s IMHO a more comprehensive format than gltf , with the big downside being that it’s not supported by the web. However if you join the community, you can see that many big industry players are very involved with it right now.
Yeah it reminds me of the climbing pants I use for every day wear[0]. I buy them specifically because they have pockets with zippered side access for when sitting.

This looks clean but I'd worry about stuff sliding out of the pocket, as I've had happen with medium-length waist pockets frequently over the years.

[0] https://www.prana.com/p/stretch-zion-convertible-pant/M4SC99...
If I would use a an external login service it would need to be fully featured:

- GDPR compliant
- (multiple password) recovery processes.
- user account hacking protection (with notifications)
- two factor authentication.
etc.
I'm sorry but you making one incorrect assumption after another.

No, it would not be logical to let the virus go. It would kill some people and causes other health effects. We don't want a few million deaths. Plus now there is clear evidence that some people don't have antibodies after they get it, a few months later, and this is not completely unknown in other diseases. Some people have some protection though. Plus there are people who get it a second time as far as we can tell.

There are not infinite number of hospital beds. In NY they were past the limits for a month, killing med staff and also ptsd for them. This was barely avoided in Seattle. It's happening now in Houston. The people sick with cv19 are blocking others from being treated, and some people stay home. The hospitals financial plans start to fail because all the other medical procedures are stopped because its dangerous to be at the hospital and they are repurposing say dermatologists to work in the cv19 wards.
I guess I should re-write that postscript, given how much attention it's receiving. I have nothing against cargo pants! My point was just that they're solving very different problems for different people, and are stuck in a different kind of innovation-rut.
It’s great, but also super frustrating. Like how it will suddenly pop into focus every few hours (possibly showing your personal emails while screen sharing) or how message content sometimes just doesn’t display.
This is probably a reasonable sentiment in the abstract, but in the concrete instance of UI development, what are we to do? Are there any production quality UI libraries? There are certainly many primitive libraries that can be composed to build a UI library; however, these are largely written in C, so even integrating them into your build is a Herculean effort, and further these tend to be very specialized (accessibility, text rendering, etc) such that you need to be an expert in each sub domain simply to parameterize them correctly. Further still, I suspect there is a lot of cross-cutting concerns, for example, the text rendering library must work well with whichever rendering approach you take for rendering other widgets, accessibility is not easily decoupled from your layout engine or widget library, etc. How much of this is reasonable to take on before it’s more reasonable to throw in the towel and use a framework (or worse: a whole browser)?

Note that the issues the Krita team ran into aren’t a consequence of frameworks in general, but of the management of the Qt framework in particular (although the entire graphics industry deserves lots of blame of their insane, spurious, and ever-changing APIs). Web browsers have much more difficult problems than Qt and manage to provide a relatively stable developer experience. Further, the issue of “your work has to mirror all of their design mistakes”, I think this is a consequence of depending on someone else to write part of your code, irrespective of whether that code is a framework or library; however, the benefit of libraries is that they are usually loosely coupled such that you can relatively easily swap one out for another (but as previously discussed, I don’t think this is the case for UI libraries in practice).
Honestly, the author seems mostly to be reacting to the name cargo pants. Thus the reeling off of associations they aggressively dislike.

These are merely pants with additional pockets. Their placement being similar to cargo pants being merely a coincidence...
They have had said that for decades which was more than enough time to address the underlying issues.

This will always be excuse "we have to act now, because X is terrible if we dont"
Title really should be "Don't post on Facebook". I deleted my Facebook when I got fed up with their tracking. I figured anybody without any other method of communication, including family, probably isn't worth talking to.
Reading peer-reviewed papers & following field leaders on Twitter.

I have experience in academia, so it might be easier to parse because of that, but news articles are certainly not sufficient.
I searched exactly as you said and there were many different designs. This seems to refute the introduction of the article.
My son works on a job where he says he almost-daily hears people talking negatively about Clinton and Obama (years later!) and praising whatever Trump has recently done, decrying "PC culture" and generally talking like stereotypes. He'd go to HR to ask for relief, but the HR person like making borderline racist jokes about Obama, so no help there.

It seems to me that company would love this site.

To balance things out, this company has treated him very well during the pandemic, taking the mask-wearing and distancing directives seriously and ensuring everybody kept their jobs. It's just a few very-vocal employees politicizing everything, not the company as a whole.
Not exactly.

Most of the unmatched spots are in transitional year slots, which are meant to fulfill the first-year requirement of residencies that start in year 2 (e.g., some optho residencies), or just provide some time to circle the runway because you didn't successfully match. These aren't real residency spots.

There's no excess of residency training slots if you exclude the transition year slots.
With a MacBook Air and iPhone it's not too much hassle.

I use Touch ID on the MacBook Air to fill in the username and password, and then I open the 2FA app on my iPhone and tap the code to copy it. The clipboard is synchronised between the MacBook Air and the iPhone in their out-of-box configuration, so I can immediately paste the 2FA code on the MacBook Air by just pressing ⌘+V.

Thanks to this, I log out a lot of the time.

However, to make it even more friction-less I am also going to make a simple little 2FA app myself for the MacBook Air, where I just glue together a couple of libraries and make it more effortless than having to touch the phone at all.
Mayhe they didn’t die but this Kawasaki like complication is a thing
Indeed. I can't empathise with the OP at all. I guess it depends how you use these platforms. For them, it seems to boil down to:

>I’ll still come across the best content organically - such as a friend sending me a video or a tweet, or when I go searching for that content with intent.

This person is very lucky to have such interesting friends whose interests align so closely with theirs, and who are willing to put in all the effort of content discovery on their behalf. My friends mainly send me dog videos and memes.
How "bad" they look is part of the aesthetic of cargo pants. Wearing them is in part a deliberate declaration that you do not care about the aesthetic considerations.
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I probably shouldn't have described it quite like that.

This was in the days of Windows 2 (1988 or so) and I was hacking PPS Smalltalk to support larger, non-VGA displays. I ran the VM in 386 protected mode, because it needed large memory, where it blt-ed to an upper memory frame buffer. This was sort of a "bounce buffer" which in turn was blt-ed onto a Windows canvas by my Windows app which also reflected input events up to the VM.

Bill Gates was impressed when he saw a demo (or so I was told). Of course, he didn't realize the level of hackery involved to make it happen.
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Predicting your self position based on known inputs, not on extrapolating your current position based on velocity and acceleration. With FPS-like controls with no inertia, you can absolutely do CSP without a trace of dead reckoning.
I'm curious to learn more about "real" handoffs and the EFI environment. If you had any suggestions about where to start I'd be grateful.
OpenCL was also killed off by fractured support among vendors, especially nVidia who wanted to push CUDA. Now arguably CUDA is the better API/platform but so too is Metal versus OpenCL

WebGPU has compute I believe (or hopefully will) so could theoretically act as a good common API that isn’t controlled by a single vendors whims
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My dad's family is Swiss. Three things I've picked up visiting them: 1) various members are affiliated with different parties across the political spectrum and there's a lot of interesting, productive conversation (over wine) about domestic policy, in a way most US families couldn't manage 2) even the most conservative family members (SVP supporters) find the US Republican Party completely, unabashedly insane (esp. regarding the need for social services and market regulations) 3) they are perplexed by gun violence... while there's a very strong culture of gun ownership (tied to (generally?) compulsory military service) I get the feeling they'd ban them in an instant if they had incidents in schools
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I enjoyed that movie. Some silly points but very pretty, lots of horses running in slow motion, etc... If I recall correctly the best turned out to be some exotic creature imported from Africa.
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That was just the cover (and a blatantly thin one at that); the real beneficiary would be the purchaser, which was buying what could easily be turned into a highly lucrative business for peanuts.
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Reinventing acid rain has a bit of a “modest proposal” vibe.
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> The sarcasm lands on the word "encourage" - so that it does not mean "encourage to have better morale", instead it means "encourage to work harder out of fear of punishment".

I feel the french "encourager" and the english "encourage" are subtly different, and while "motiver" also exists in french (with pretty much the same meaning as in english) I think "motivate" would come across closer to the original sentiment.
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I think you really need to do this before expecting people to use your service.
Big problem.

But speaking to the Australian experience:
Between 2000-2010 we went from producing 1500 new doctors to 3000.

We have a different training pathway to the US (and there are many criticisms of both) but you have to complete at least one, usually 2, generally 3-4 years of generalist or semi-generalist Training before entering your chosen speciality.
This results in a much older age of graduate. However it also results in people entering the speciality that they desire.
On the other upside, we exit with little Med school debt (most Americans I met left with 250-300k in debt)

The persistent bottleneck is with medical education and training.

You can not, in the course of a handful of years, massively increase the number of trainees for speciality isotopes without adequately upskilling sown the line and making sure people have jobs to go into and that the existing power structures are there to facilitate integration and adequate skill set/not be overly disenfranchised by their own hold on things that they don’t let go.

Capability is evenly distributed, opportunity is not. We must all work to improve on this
I lost my boyfriend to cancer 'conspiracy theories’
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He cited two scientific papers, one which is peer-reviewed and indicates that the virus originated in Wuhan and one which is an un-peer reviewed pre-print on medRxiv, funded by a private company with interest in promoting the efficacy of wastewater monitoring, that Covid was present in wastewater. It's worth looking in to, but hardly discredits the widely-accepted Wuhan origin yet.

In your poorly fit analogy, the scientific consensus would be the gun to the single, unreviewed paper's knife.