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by ademup 7y ago
Hey this is fantastic! I don't care about the job interview part, but having the ability to see some of these algorithms implemented in my daily workhorse may help me improve as a programmer. So thanks!
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by ademup 7y ago
I wish I could use the fallacious "No TRUE doctor would use The Times to inform medical decisions." Because it seems like it should be universally true. On the one hand I am glad this one is telling their truth, now I feel more in
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by ademup 7y ago
I am surrounded by people in the primarily private-pay Mental Health space because my (romantic) partner is a consultant in a tiny cottage industry. In my case, it's 100% "people you know". Dealing in PII suuuuuuucks because
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by ademup 7y ago
This article makes me truly appreciative that my product/service is not essientially a "commodity". Absolutely no disrespect intended for BackBlaze, as they have obviously gone the distance in adding value to their core &quot
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by ademup 7y ago
VMRacks (now hipaavault.com). I'm not affiliated, just a completely satisfied customer. As to setting up the business, I would also recommend a HIPAA auditing/hand-holding company. I use Compliancy Group ( https://compli
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by ademup 7y ago
I respectfully disagree. HN is very much about the -business- of tech. Telling us how you made your mousetrap is all well and good... Having us ask how many mice it has captured is absolutely relevant. Germane even.
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by ademup 7y ago
This seems super complex to me. I am a single dev that runs a $30k\mo software based company off of PHP+MariaDB+bootstrap+jQuery+few other plugins. Hosted on a managed HIPPA setup. The firewall+app+DB servers run me about $550\month and I h
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by ademup 7y ago
Great list. Would be awesome if the search terms were clickable. To be clear, I am lazy and do not "expect" them to be clickable, only that... Hey... Making computers easier is mostly what a lot of us do.
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by ademup 7y ago
Very sparse on details. Artifacts in Texas also point to possibly 15500 years ago. A northern origin might put Idaho even earlier. ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21436451 ) That said, I'm always extra cautiou
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by ademup 7y ago
"Certain areas within parts of the brain linked to attachment, nurturing, empathy and the ability to interpret and react appropriately to a baby’s behavior had more gray and white matter between 12 and 16 weeks than they did between tw
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by ademup 7y ago
"Calories in vs Calories" out is grossly and wrongly oversimplified to the point of likely being harmful. Consider this simple point: the Metabolic Energy of Almonds can vary by as much as 25% simply by the way they are processed.
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by ademup 7y ago
"Zen employs a dynamic predictor known as a hashed perceptron." When will Hollywood tap into this wealth of cool vocabulary? Is this a gimmicky marketing term, or is it logical\descriptive\rational?
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by ademup 7y ago
7/10 garbage??? Are you not receiving the items you ordered? Or are you ordering the lowest-priced items and expecting premium product? We have two couples living in our house and receive 5-15 Amazon packages a week and have never had
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by ademup 7y ago
"A type confusion vulnerability can occur when manipulating JavaScript objects due to issues in Array.pop. This can allow for an exploitable crash. We are aware of targeted attacks in the wild abusing this flaw." I'm at a los
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by ademup 7y ago
It appears to me that this may be an opportunity to harness the gut to intentionally deliver multi-stage options: perhaps relying on microbiome-consumption for timing and\or changing strategy mid-digestion? To what would have been my great
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by ademup 7y ago
Oh wow, "full stack" is now not only unfashionable, but considered so ridiculous as to be laughable? "Cloud" I get, it has always been a nonsensical marketing term, but "full stack" at least has honest roots in
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by ademup 7y ago
I emphatically disagree. If your job has high stress, then relaxing and checking out can pay huge dividends; up to and including the ability to maintain your high stress job. Additionally, for those of us who take more exploration-learning-
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by ademup 7y ago
Agreed, and it could be even better if they removed the 'scroll to top' button.
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by ademup 7y ago
My junior thought: spending 3 days to optimize code to make the UI faster and use fewer resources will be appreciated by managers and users, so win-win. My senior thought: spend 1 day to SOLVE the problem, and 5 minutes removing the code en
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by ademup 7y ago
Firefox has ~250M users as of about 9 months ago and $562M revenue for 2017. I'd honestly pay $2 per month (12 times "my share") for a Firefox that completely disavows the ad model and produces a truly user-centric experience
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by ademup 7y ago
Not sure who is down voting you or why. Maybe because you (gasp) gave a recommendation on health insurance. Although I do not want to recommend anything to anyone, I will say that I DEEPLY REGRET the COBRA that I paid for and sincerely hope
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by ademup 7y ago
The Walmart/Whole Foods analogy is so completely inappropriate to this topic that I would say it's "Not even wrong". The author placed it literally at the heart of their article (paragraph 5 of 10) and after positing it,
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by ademup 7y ago
Oh for sure. I see so many areas in the city where I reimagine as pedestrian only and basically weep inside for the lost opportunity.
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by ademup 7y ago
I don't think it is so simple. Eg: people now taking extra trips because it is easy and cheap to do so. Eg: "I'll just Uber the 6 blocks to my next shopping spot" instead of walking. This happens in my friend group all t
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by ademup 7y ago
Photography in the early 2000s. Made enough to level up my gear multiple times over. Renovated houses from 03-07. But now my money making side projects are programming-based.
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by ademup 7y ago
I'm curious if this scales down well. The test was done on "One AWS c4.8xlarge with 36vCPU and 60GiB Memory". But could I run this on a tiny vps to index, search, catalog my million-odd documents?
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by ademup 7y ago
Google's constant shifting finally lead us to abandon it in favor of Zoom. We used Google Hangouts, then Meet for 3 years. Finally switched to Zoom and happy. It always seems to be 5% better (our marketing guy always used it for extern
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by ademup 7y ago
Thank you for your response! As a Shark(tank investor), I would say "I'm Out, but truly, good luck on your endeavor!" :)
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by ademup 7y ago
I admit; I don't read most articles. I prefer the HNer snippets like this. I generally find HN comments to be more cogent and provocative than most editorial nonsense. So, thank you parent, for choosing and posting a snippet which you
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by ademup 7y ago
Although I'm happy you are actually doing /something/ about it, and the limited information in this comment seems like the project may have flaws. A robot needs more material than just recycled plastic (glass/metals? pow

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