andrewjl

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by andrewjl 1y ago
As long as the Obj-C and Swift are in separate source or binary targets, SPM supports them being in the same package. There was a Swift Evolution proposal at one point to go all the way and bring in support for mixed Obj-C and Swift targets
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by andrewjl 1y ago
On a technical level are there big differences between Pix and FedNow[0]? Besides this upcoming installment feature. [0] https://www.frbservices.org/financial-services/fednow
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by andrewjl 2y ago
TIL autism has been linked to environmental factors like metabolic syndrome during the first trimester of pregnancy, air pollution, and pesticide exposure. Some of these frequently co-occur with specific gene mutations. [1][2] There's
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by andrewjl 2y ago
> How do you suppose we do that in the US? Exempt or lighten planning requirements for affordable housing construction. California is going in this direction now. There are other levers like subsidized financing for developers building h
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by andrewjl 2y ago
Is there a plausible experiment that can falsify dark matter? The study here used observational data and it didn't do that. (Deducing that non-existence of dark matter is plausible given what else was observed isn't the same thing
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by andrewjl 2y ago
https://www.outsourcedpharma.com/doc/an-overview-of-the-fda-...
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by andrewjl 2y ago
One colorful anecdote from that period. > In the United Kingdom, he was called "Slater the Traitor" and "Sam the Slate" because he brought British textile technology to the United States, modifying it for American use
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by andrewjl 2y ago
I guess they could. Is that a worse outcome than the on net additional expense of dealing with patent litigation?
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by andrewjl 2y ago
> I confirm that oncology knowledge has grown dramatically. The total length of NCCN Guidelines, a “complete library” of cancer guidelines (NCCN, 2023b), has grown from 1,129 pages in 2002 to 5,825 pages in 2020. This growth in guideline
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by andrewjl 2y ago
How would they get around crowd sourced prior art?
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by andrewjl 2y ago
It'd be nice right? Too bad the maritime shipping industry is an oligopoly.
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by andrewjl 2y ago
Property markets are usually segmented locally. A real estate portfolio with that valuation can move the needle in a city or neighborhood.
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by andrewjl 2y ago
> Would open address data create privacy risks? No. Unlike opening up more sensitive datasets such as personal location, releasing address data - a list of the physical places recognised by the government - carries few new legal or ethic
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by andrewjl 2y ago
There's a writeup linked to in the OP comments about how this can happen. https://www.centreforpublicdata.org/blog/freeing-the-paf-our...
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by andrewjl 2y ago
> Although bisphenol A (BPA) has since been replaced by other bisphenols such as bisphenol S in BPA-free plastics, all bisphenols are endocrine-disrupting chemicals that can alter steroid signaling and metabolism. There is some awareness
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by andrewjl 2y ago
Hard to reduce deficits substantially without much bigger policy changes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triffin_dilemma That said, Medicare and other entitlements is where my mind went too as I was reading. Negotiating
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by andrewjl 2y ago
How does this compare to something like donislecel[1][2]? [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donislecel [2]: https://www.fda.gov/vaccines-blood-biologics/lantidra
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by andrewjl 2y ago
"Mein Vermächtniss, wie herrlich weit und breit? Die Zeit ist mein Vermächtniss, mein Acker ist die Zeit.”
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by andrewjl 2y ago
> If export controls continued unabated over that period, I imagine we’ll have seen a fair amount of on-shoring of former supply chains. That's been the trend across the past several administrations.
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by andrewjl 2y ago
> With hawthorns suddenly scarce on the landscape, though, parsing out which species are real is next to impossible. “That’s the root of the problem,” Lance said. “They’re gone.” Would population-scale (of those that can still be found)
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by andrewjl 2y ago
It effectively doesn't if the healthcare system is single payer.
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by andrewjl 2y ago
https://swiftwasm.org https://github.com/swiftwasm/swift https://github.com/swiftwasm/WasmKit
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by andrewjl 3y ago
> Obviously I wasn't around back in the mid-1900s, but I do wonder from time to time if people actually understood that this was the trade off we were all making in changing the culture like we did. If you're talking about the
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by andrewjl 3y ago
Western Europe was not too different at the start of the medieval period but then evolved in a different direction. The King's Two Bodies by Ernst Kantorowicz is a good read on this.
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by andrewjl 3y ago
I might be missing some background on the topic but is this a real-world example of a differential privacy[1] technique? [1]: https://privacytools.seas.harvard.edu/courses-educational-ma...
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by andrewjl 3y ago
> I have absolutely no idea what you mean by "Wylie E Coyote period", can you explain? The sibling reply expressed this as well. Wile E. runs off a cliff, the forward momentum keeps gravity in check but only for a short time. T
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by andrewjl 3y ago
Agreed. Also think this is the most probable path for them to take. How do you imagine these features getting exposed to end-users? (When LLMs are discussed people default to thinking in terms of chat interfaces but to your point that doesn
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by andrewjl 3y ago
> In a year or two, everyone is going to realize that Apple is a decade behind everyone else in AI and the stock will crash. https://machinelearning.apple.com/research/vision-transforme... > The question is, when
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by andrewjl 3y ago
Wouldn't exchanges and market makers (i.e. the big players) be all that's needed to clear orders at reasonable spreads? Others can always choose to what scope they'd participate.
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by andrewjl 3y ago
Your comment would carry more weight if human population wasn't increasing each year. The best counterargument to the population trend argument is that we're in the midst of a Wile E. Coyote period. Along with that though one st

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