@effectfully I saw a link to someone's blog post on here recently that agreed with this. The problem isn't nondeterminism, it said, but that unlike code, prompts don't have semantics. Anyone remember this and have the link? I've been looking for it.
Love when the M101 behind my bus passes us and absorbs the passengers from the next few miles of stops like a low value trump suit card absorbing all the high ones in euchre.
@eshear If I learn some new information and shout it aloud, it travels at 767 mph. Are you saying that rather than a car-style speed limit, instead at the beginning of each hour, an addtl 100 miles would be instantly unlocked? So my voice which would travel less than 100mi would be ok?
Although I know it's dangerous and impractical, it's been my secret wish to board a train while it's skipping my station. I would wait for the slowest point, grip the door from the middle while planting my feet, use the train's own momentum to pull it open, and hop on.
I want technology to progress to the point where I can get an MRI every day. If this makes outcomes worse because we operate unnecessarily on benign findings, we should get better at identifying which findings are benign, or continuously monitor for changes before operating, etc.
I want technology to progress to the point where I can get an MRI every day. If this makes outcomes worse because we operate unnecessarily on benign findings, we should get better at identifying which findings are benign, or continuously monitor for changes before operating, etc.
Discover card OMNY latency is really high (>3s), definitely much slower than Visa, Mastercard, & Amex. I assume it's only affected by card processor but I'm not sure who else might be in the loop. Interested in hearing others' experiences.