JBlue42

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by JBlue42 5y ago
Yes and they just finished up moving all the accounts from LA to ACG. I assume that was part of the deal before they could announce it. Make sure folks are already locked in. If anyone wants to delete their data and ACG account: https:&#x2
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by JBlue42 5y ago
Acquired by Pluralsight which was recently acquired by private equity firm Vista Equity Partners in April. The founder of the PE firm was caught for tax evasion a year or so ago.
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by JBlue42 5y ago
Thanks for the details. I'll do some more digging. Also, why do you think a CIA-affiliated site would do a write-up on this? Seems like it makes soldiers and their secure info look bad.
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by JBlue42 5y ago
>"bellingcat" is a CIA-sponsored limited-hangout sock puppet, run by video-game enthusiasts, and that's all it has ever been. Any links or sources for this?
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by JBlue42 5y ago
NotJustBikes did a video collaboration with Strong Towns and discussed this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfQUOHlAocY Great channel for those interested in urbanism.
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by JBlue42 7y ago
Also, those other numbers on the carton can be helpful. There's the packed on date so you can judge freshness. https://food.unl.edu/cracking-date-code-egg-cartons https://eggsafety.org/understanding-dat
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by JBlue42 7y ago
Great rec. I always joke with folks that NC has great food and drinks, it's just that they might end up killing you - Krispy Kreme, Bojangles, Cheerwine, and barbecue. I guess Texas Pete wouldn't really hurt anyone :)
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by JBlue42 7y ago
In terms of 'symptoms', in the US they've kept it very basic with three listed: 1) fever 2) cough 3) shortness of breath. They seem very generic to me and probably result in a lot of unnecessary panicked phone calls. From the
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Once These Firms Go Public: Talking to Rana Foroohar(blog.lareviewofbooks.org)
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by JBlue42 7y ago
> The probably are. Clearly hospital executives and administrators are raking in most of the money, but we can't sit here and pretend that caregivers don't directly benefit from such an arrangement as well. I agree with you but
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by JBlue42 7y ago
In my org's environment, not very far with USB key. Email = very much yes. We had one user who called after filling in every email address she had into a very plausible looking O365 login page. She admitted she initially distrusted the
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by JBlue42 7y ago
My doctor friends confirm. They would rather spend their time on patient care but have to make a lot more time for the paperwork.
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by JBlue42 7y ago
+1 to this and some other comments below. Our combination call/field technicians are actually quite experienced for help desk (min. 4-5 years experience) but have been perpetually understaffed. We have to go through a staffing firm to
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by JBlue42 7y ago
Pretty much sums up my experience so far in healthcare IT, esp. the C-level and doctor part.
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by JBlue42 7y ago
>Epic is easy to hate (it's everywhere), and for good reason. However, the alternatives are not obviously better unless there's been some radical innovation. There are definitely systems designed for a particular piece of a hos
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by JBlue42 7y ago
That looks interesting. I've been using instantwatcher for a while. It does Netflix well. The Amazon side is frightening in the amount of 'content' they host and I guess the API for Amazon Prime doesn't break things into
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by JBlue42 7y ago
Is that the same as ESPN+? I have that (no tv cable package) and haven't had problems buffering and the video seems more crisp than when I had YouTubeTV. Only issue I've come across is that it eats up RAM in Firefox but has no iss
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by JBlue42 7y ago
Also shoot whole new scenes for movies just for the Chinese market. I worked in post-production on Iron Man 3 and there are scenes that exist for that movie for China that don't exist in the US release. Not sure if it's a contract
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by JBlue42 7y ago
Thanks for writing this book. As a someone who has had some starts and stops with Python I look forward to giving this oen a shot. It might be worth calling up Amazon customer service. They are usually very helpful and might be able to rout
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by JBlue42 7y ago
Sad thing is that the money from unemployment hasn't gone up for years. $1800/mo pre-tax. I was pretty pissed when first on it that the feds tax the unemployed, seems like kicking someone when they're down, but at least in C
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by JBlue42 7y ago
When I worked at an MSP, we supported a small dermatologist's office. Everyone had personal computer accounts but everyone had a password of '1234' so...yeah.
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by JBlue42 7y ago
Thirded. Work at a hospital and in the orientation the first speech is given by the head of compliance who goes over what executives have gone to jail, why, and all the underlings that have been fired for seemingly innocuous HIPAA or PHI vi
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by JBlue42 7y ago
lol Same. I think going on a decade now. Have had the wifi working for a while now though.
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by JBlue42 7y ago
Thank for the suggestions. I also keep my eye on NYRB Classics Suspense/Crime offerings as they have a pretty good international selection (some Simenon included): https://www.nyrb.com/collections/classics/sus
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by JBlue42 7y ago
That library card comes with tons of other benefits too. Free streaming on Kanopy, NYT membership, museum discounts / passes ( https://www.lapl.org/explorela ).
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by JBlue42 7y ago
People always bring out the population or area size of the US as an excuse against why we can't try to do better.
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by JBlue42 7y ago
Tom Limoncelli had a nice article about how documentation/checklists is the beginning of automation in an IT setting. Manual Work Is A Bug: https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=3197520 Makes a lot of sense and something
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by JBlue42 7y ago
Currently work at a hospital. - The CEO's semi-monthly emails have either contained a) reminders to get the flu shot in flu season and b) statements about washing hands. - Thirty minutes of your new employee orientation is used to disc
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by JBlue42 7y ago
Wishing the best for your daughter and family as well
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by JBlue42 7y ago
This, Kanał, and Come and See are some of the best alternatives to stereotypical US WWII films. Another French "WWII" film with an amazing production story is Children of Paradise: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2

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