If those numbers are at all right it puts it in useful territory. Very much so for a first spin

For a first spin it looks overall pretty useful. The only nitpick I have would be that `operation` on the DSP tile should be from fabric instead of config (hardcoded in bitstream) otherwise I don't see a convenient way of resetting the accumulator(?)

But my understanding is that this is due to the PBMs punishing manufacturers for lowering the list price. Lower list price means less profit for the PBMs for the discount they negotiate

Jk ofc. But the ones scamming Americans are American middlemen - the PBMs.

With this change the regime is just proving that it will not fix problems caused by their rich friends but rather pass the bill onto the manufacturers

Reddit is a shithole, even more so after it went public a year ago..

Anyway, I don't think the AP pictures are too convincing. Sure it might look like smoke in there, but it looks more like the entire right side of the image was carpetbombed - not just the building complex in the middle

Why are US politicians and billionaires meddling in European politics?

As someone from Europe I think Carney has been quite impressive in the big picture

It's a shame that Microsoft sucks at naming projects. ASP.Net is very different in many ways from .Net, of course same runtime infrastructure but the way you do things, the stupid async differences, etc

Actual, geoblocks can be confounding of course. After brexit I've personally thought of blocking UK phone numbers from calling me though... So could just as well be intentional

Sorry if my comment went over your head.

The comment was about the style of articles that were in vogue in the mid 10's.

A good sample here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/andrewjosuweit/2017/10/22/5-ind...

If I need to condense it further the connection I see is that weird people feel a need to see new market trends and uses of the system as coordinated efforts of malice.

Instead it's probably just that young people aren't thriving. Better information lets people know more about systems of assistance.

Some defective humans really dislike any assistance programs and invent phantoms and weird statistics. Tale as old as time

Great to hear some things never change. Now it's finally Gen Z destroying the world and no longer millennials.

I think it's much more likely that they would strike back at a regional ally if anything. Keeping some of their cards hidden and not risking a unifying shock to the US populace

Just joking of course. Those are sadly only in glibc.. :)

This is a common pattern to see today. Lots of examples that maintain the same CTA design (don't leave us. Don't waste your money on scammers, waste them on us please)

I can't remember all the techniques but a simple trick is to ask them to repeat their understanding back to you before they start working on a thing.

But I don't think it's connected to sending "malicious" reports. That seems rather to be to pad their resume and online presence while studying to get an edge in hiring.

Like optimizing for people who assume the start indices always will be zero. I am close to 100% sure that's required to get below 2096 total loads but it's just not fun

If it however had some kind of dynamic vector lane rotate that could have been way more interesting

The documentation still refers to PCIEM_EVENT_MMIO_READ but it's never referenced in the code on the main branch

I'll admit that I asked for a simple compilable example illustrating something simple like the read events because it looks like it's just reading from the shared memory, and maybe generating an event for any read or write access with the PCIEM_EVENT_MMIO_WRITE event type