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SkyPuncher
9y ago
> they are proficient in JavaScript, I expect them to be able to get moving without checking documentation constantly You might need to adjust your expectations. I check documentation all the time because I can't remember what langu
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9y ago
Because residency programs are very difficult to operate and require a level of staff that not all hospitals have access to. The issue isn't with the supply of graduating students, it's with the number of residency spots. This yea
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9y ago
I did a similar calculation with my S.O. At the time she's licensed, she'll be over a million dollars behind where she would have been if she went straight into industry. Break even is something like 25 years down the road - even
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9y ago
> Their prize is having some very profitable hospitals, including the second most profitable in the nation (almost $300M / year in profit at one hospital). Yea, but this is on over $12 billion in revenue. That's less than 2.5%
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9y ago
> So far, in this entire thread, nobody has been able to offer one explanation that doesn't ultimately boil down to either "hospitals don't actually want to increase their profit". My wife is in med school, here'
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9y ago
My wife is in medical school and we often talk about these types of issues. I think this article is a bit misleading in suggesting that the limitation of spots in residency programs are intentionally and disingenuously imposed. The reality
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9y ago
> They artificially limit the number of doctors available by capping the number of medical schools, which also allows the existing schools to crank costs to astronomical levels This is such bullshit. Nobody is artificially limiting the n
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9y ago
I believe it just came out this year. We're in the process of integrating connect and when we started, it is was not a full-blown product yet.
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9y ago
> Why startups are adopting this without that sort of problem, I have no idea. Because the query syntax is pretty? IMO, we're seeing a trend where the server doesn't necessarily strongly control what's sent to the client.
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9y ago
I deeply understand the need for H-1B's for bringing in highly talented individuals. However, I can't stand how the argument seems to completely ignore the Americans who are displaced because of abuse of the H-1B system. It seems
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9y ago
Hmm, I don't know that "rise" is a good description. This is just a reminder that if you are using employer owned resources, you should not have an expectation of privacy. It has been this way for decades and is no different
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9y ago
A big thing in the medical industry is proof of efficacy. Hospitals and medicine in general are extremely risk adverse. Health systems will often go to great lengths and cost to demonstrate that the equipment they use minimizes risk. $150k
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9y ago
My wife is in med school so I have a bit more familiarity with the subject than the average person. GP's being capable enough isn't the issue. It's much like blood draws. GP's are more than capable of drawing blood an se
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9y ago
Isn't Intel doing pretty much the same thing? Seems like it's just a part of operating a modern computer :(
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9y ago
I agree. We were in the market for a new car this past summer and I was really intrigued by the Bolt but had to pass on it. It's still just a bit too expensive and a bit too short on range to make it a primary vehicle. Not to mention,
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9y ago
Exactly as he should have. He was traveling for commercial purposes and cannot use a travel visa. Nearly every country in the world requires commercial travel visas if you plan to work in the country. For a professional rider, these competi
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9y ago
Curious, what do you plan to replace Piwik with? If you don't mind me ask.
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9y ago
Gatbsy supports RSS (and Atom?) as a plugin. Probably not enabled for this site.
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9y ago
I cannot overstate how nice it is to use. I built a sign-up page for a startup with it and I had absolutely no complaints. Writing static content is basically like building a normal website with a nice templating system. Dynamic content is