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I believe Ford pushed for the 40 hour workweek in the 20s, so... yes, at least once :)

As someone who's dealt with cancer in the family, and also my own chronic illness - if you can, bring someone along to take notes during office visits. It frees you up to pay attention to the doctor and ask questions, and it keeps staff on their toes.

The tampered devices have their own eSIMs - it's not running data through the Ledger app on your computer.

The impacted resellers would have to test the devices powered on to see if they were using cellular data.

Both have performance issues when installed as snaps across my 24.04 and 26.04 machines.

More data (daily scans) can mean we get better at medicine, though, and more accurate. You're assuming "daily cancer scans" look just like they do today, rather than eg unobtrusive devices in our daily lives that measure changes over time.

The frequent "muh false positives" comment we hear from doctors appears to be a lack of imagination?

Literally just dealt with an nvim/rust-analyzer indexing latency issue. Excited!

I'm not a hard bread expert but at high enough prices, I know plenty of enterprising people with kitchens.

A higher margin increases the incentive for people to make more, though.

Tauri is a good balance. Rust "backend" plus a native web view, so less JS and a lighter binary.

I think there's "how to use AI" and "how to make frequent AI use economical in systems". Different things?

Per the article, if you want to fix this... maybe start your own :P

No, it's a nostalgia thing from us olds + the long battery life and hackability.

Interested in the implied strategy - that training a bespoke model for what you need will make economic sense over using a mass-trained model. I wonder if that's true?

It resonated with me!

This clearly isn't true for eg a single-member LLC, and likely not true in general.