Iggy173

https://github.com/golang/go/issues/32437

This is unfortunately not helpful to those of us who haven't made the jump to AMD yet :(

Also, accurately reporting about an arbitrary source of downtime means you're smart enough to avoid the same sources of downtime.

Not that this can't have been an obvious reason (deleting all the servers in a datacenter or similarly trivial but severe) but it's likely impossible to ensure status page accuracy.

It seems to me that if NPs are incapable of making (at least some) correct diagnoses and must defer to the expertise of a supervising doctor, then they cannot also be responsible for the doctor being incorrect.

Either they are trained well enough to make the decision on their own (which would mean the NP shouldn't need permission for this patient to be admitted) or the doctor is actually the person who is responsible for the patient's well-being.

I wonder if they're trying to do something like drive traffic to certain products which they can ensure they have in abundance? That way they don't have to ship your favorite color flash drive halfway across the country overnight, they can just ship a pallet of them to your city and suggest you buy that one instead.

In the interest of giving PayPal some potential benefit of doubt, it could be that they're simply returns a match/no-match on the address as a fraud-reduction step or something.

This might skew the data in terms of "How much money will you actually have left after paying rent" but personally I feel it's still a decent analysis on cost of living. I assume (with no evidence to back it up, granted) that you can find the approximate price of a 1br apartment by taking some percentage from the 2 bedroom.

Do you see skew in some other way?