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by SargeZT 6y ago
We do offer higher than market rates; people just don't want to do the work. CNAs and nurses are very well compensated at my hospital -- however, we are a regional hospital for a fairly rural area, so it's hard to attract talent.
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by SargeZT 6y ago
I don't work in a long-term care facility (I do acute geriatric psychiatric care), but I do work next door to one. We're non-profit so we don't exactly fit the mold, but understaffing isn't something that we are aiming f
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by SargeZT 6y ago
For a project as widely used as Mediawiki, it completely makes sense to iterate slowly as PHP evolves. New features are a wonderful opportunity in many cases, but without a full understanding of how they may affect a very large code, cautio
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by SargeZT 6y ago
You're seeing phones from vendors that have tacked their own stuff on top of the Android platform. Buy a Google phone and you'll find no cruft. There are still things you can't uninstall, but they're mostly essential to
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by SargeZT 6y ago
That's how you'd end up with a billion pixel monitor that's 100x100000
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by SargeZT 6y ago
1. Objects finally 'clicking' into place for me. 2. Being an early adopter of Tulip (later renamed asyncio) and gaining an understanding of the event loop and concurrency without threads. 3. Understanding that all code is just a p
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by SargeZT 6y ago
The press is protected by precedent (and the first amendment in general); they can publish any material they want, no matter how classified it is. The person who gets in trouble is the one who broke the laws and gave the material to the pre
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by SargeZT 7y ago
It feels like the more meaningful measure would be the change in profit over the change in SaaS utilization.
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by SargeZT 7y ago
I think they're referring to availability for medicine. My facility has zero issue ordering PPE at the moment; we order many thousands of boxes of gloves and masks and have no issue with that.
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by SargeZT 7y ago
I work with seniors, and even walkers/canes aren't surefire answers. In my facility, with roughly 500 seniors, we still have at least 2 major falls a month with people using walkers. We had a hip fracture last week with someone us
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by SargeZT 7y ago
Ultimately because of the CSA the attorney general is responsible for all decisions on scheduling substances. By the letter of the law, they're supposed to consult with HHS and by extension the surgeon general, but in reality, it'
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by SargeZT 7y ago
Many of them are full agonists on the cannabanoid receptors, which leads to GABA levels that are dangerously low when the receptors are saturated. THC proper lowers GABA somewhat, but not nearly as much. They've lead to seizures and ha
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by SargeZT 7y ago
Just spitballing here, but two plates with a significant high voltage charge difference lowered to the level of the insects would seem to fit the bill.
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by SargeZT 7y ago
Unless a law is passed restricting manufacturers from allowing responsive interfaces while driving then any disabling of them will be a significant market disadvantage. No sane car company would do it.
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by SargeZT 7y ago
It has a slightly longer history than WoW. In the original Starcraft, the Korean version of "Hahaha" is "ㅋㅋㅋ". Owing to the fact that the English version of the game didn't support Korean text, the represented text
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by SargeZT 7y ago
And indeed, why not pit the EU versus California? I could write an alarming headline along the lines of "The EU continues to use over 5000 chemicals declared proven by the state of California to cause cancer!" and get my clicks wh
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by SargeZT 7y ago
Roughly half of the habitable land in the world is used for agriculture. Of the remaining half, only about 1% is developed in any sense.
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by SargeZT 7y ago
Feel free!
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by SargeZT 7y ago
If we smash them together we'd get Gitgit, which is probably the best option.
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by SargeZT 7y ago
I do both. I take a normal hot shower for everything up until I'm completely soaped up; then I switch to a cold shower and rinse myself off.
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by SargeZT 7y ago
Yes.
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by SargeZT 7y ago
It appears to be opt-in via group policy. This isn't something you'll run into on the web at large.
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Reverse Engineering a North Korean Sim City Game(digitalnk.com)
3 points by SargeZT 7y ago|0 comments
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by SargeZT 7y ago
Yeah, 5ms isn't that tough to achieve. You need decent hardware for sure, but hell, you can get PulseAudio of all things to under 10ms.
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Reverse Engineering a North Korean Sim City Game(digitalnk.com)
6 points by SargeZT 7y ago|0 comments
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by SargeZT 7y ago
No problemo. I'll go into a deeper dive tomorrow; would it be better to send an email to report any further bugs I find?
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by SargeZT 7y ago
Sure thing. Here's some more: You can open any number of the menu options and the previous ones don't close. https://i.imgur.com/NxKVk6W.png Additionally, there doesn't appear to be an exit icon on any of the
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by SargeZT 7y ago
Quick bug report for you. If you have a category name with a '/' in it, jquery errors out due to $('#sideBar #' + prettyLabelName) having a / in it, which makes it think it's a selector. If you change all
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by SargeZT 7y ago
You should say you're not sure obviously, but tell them that you think it might be person 3. Additionally, police almost always do a second and sometimes third lineup with other pictures if there's a positive identification.
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by SargeZT 7y ago
It's worth noting that almost all photo lineups include only the suspect and a bunch of photos they keep around. They generally aren't asking you to choose between a group of possible suspects; they're using the other photos

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