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by Forge36 6y ago
The hue of light is not something I would have expected to pay a role in this. Nor the presence of hunger. What other studies were affected by the time of day they were conducted?
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by Forge36 6y ago
Said what?
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by Forge36 6y ago
This feels like it needs a graph to explain what went where.
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The Rise of the Stupid EHR(healthcareittoday.com)
3 points by Forge36 6y ago|1 comments
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by Forge36 6y ago
The negative implication is suggesting they'll be fired
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by Forge36 6y ago
https://cwa-union.org/news/releases/google-workers-demanding... Union's official announcement
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by Forge36 6y ago
>Phlogiston theory led to experiments which ultimately concluded with the discovery of oxygen. It's it possible string theory will create an experiment which finds something else? Three theory of Phlogiston appears to have lasted 10
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by Forge36 6y ago
It looks straightforward until you hit a couple of edge cases. Examples: test <1 becomes test 1 Test< 2 becomes test 2 Test <a becomes test Test < b becomes test b (From memory) What about: Test <fakeTag>? Per tests i did,
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by Forge36 6y ago
Perhaps the key to success truely is "over promise under deliver" He's picked a target of Mars! It's going to be _decades_ of failure until it happens. The current status: successful steps of key component test required
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by Forge36 6y ago
I wonder if "cost lock-in" for 6.0 would make sense in this case? 7.0 is a new version with a new price? (or 6.1?) This allows price increases with major changes. "Free support for life" isn't sustainable, and strik
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by Forge36 6y ago
I have a $10 pair of in-ear headphones, I also have Bose QC15, and a ~1000 put into a home theater system. I love music. The convince (and lack of guilt over breaking numerous $10 pairs) wins out, and I don't notice enough for it to ma
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by Forge36 6y ago
Originally: for each terminal program, pass every file as input. If crash results: document it. Effectively: random inputs to achieve unexpected results. It's now come to mean "random data testing of an API"
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by Forge36 6y ago
And that's fine in the future maybe it's possible. Parent reply doesn't mention terraforming.
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by Forge36 6y ago
I wonder how much of this comes from how tightly "programming" has been defined as/synonymous with "writing code". I have two family members who brought up much of their job was "custom formulas in excel".
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by Forge36 6y ago
It's hard to prioritize (and convince) "let PC sleep". The negative impact+workaround make it too easy to justify putting off. The other fun part: what will making this change break?
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by Forge36 6y ago
99% of the time. Apple works. There are no choices! I don't have to think about it. - reasons why my wife loves her iPhone. It's about trade-offs. I love Android and making it mine. My wife cannot care less. The rest of my family
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by Forge36 6y ago
+1 on verbose by default. I've seen a lot of "error occurred" dialogs which were absolutely useless. Vs reading a verbose stack trace: trivial to back trace and say X passed this data from Y. Even for areas I wasn't an e
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by Forge36 6y ago
How does Google or Facebook differ from Reddit? Are the stories so short that the heading contains all relevant info the the full article? >newsrooms have willingly handed over billions of dollars in ad revenue to the tech giants that th
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by Forge36 6y ago
I can't do the former, i can attempt the later. I'm sure some service would figure out a way.
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by Forge36 6y ago
Previous discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13888893
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by Forge36 6y ago
Contagion feels like a stretch because everyone has PPE. News teams aren't sending camera crews into the overflow hospitals being setup. Hard to show full hospitals ("rooms are full" doesn't look good on TV), nor could T
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by Forge36 6y ago
VB6 used "End X", such as "End Function" and "End If"
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by Forge36 6y ago
Vudu, Spotify, Pandora. I think there's a wide enough overlap that plenty of people could say "give us a try" when YouTube goes down.
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by Forge36 6y ago
I recently ran out of storage (i was using the "original image size") So I setup my phone to auto-Backup to my home server. Best choice I made. Looks like I'll now need to turn off photo backup from Google.
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by Forge36 6y ago
Was this the battle historians put a lot of blame on the "steel boots"? Peasants had cloth boots which didn't get stuck into the mud as much so they didn't get as tired.
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by Forge36 6y ago
There are three parts to a problem. Why what how. "Technical debt" is the what. "Change X we would get value Y" is why. (How do it if left as an exercise to the reader)
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by Forge36 6y ago
coder here: "The thing I'll get yelled at for fixing when someone reports it's broken". Similarly: "Thing I'm not allowed make any enhancements to"
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by Forge36 6y ago
I like that idea. Include a spot for "how do I fix it" or "repair guide".
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by Forge36 6y ago
"how long have you owned the product" Sort by oldest?
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by Forge36 6y ago
Open season without limits should be an easy way to deal with many of them. This is usually true for most "nuance animals" Why track them and remove?

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