anonymouse008

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by anonymouse008 6y ago
Woa -- do you have a link to the regulation (chapter, but looking at Medicare fully now) to things that are designed to "systematically to enhance bill-ability"? So you're saying if you use a templating tool to be more effici
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by anonymouse008 6y ago
I've noticed a lot of practitioners use PhraseExpander or some other shortcut writing tool to write their patient notes - I'm curious to know how they get around the HIPAA certifications, especially since they are a dedicated key
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by anonymouse008 6y ago
Try soldering without flux and tell me tools don't matter ;/
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by anonymouse008 6y ago
Check your kernel_task in Activity Monitor... if it's hogging all the processing % it most likely means the processor is being throttled. The throttling sometimes happens because of a bad temp sensor / connection. Sometimes it&#x2
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by anonymouse008 6y ago
Right on — the thing that worries me most is that Equifax’s breach didn’t cause much of a stir... someone was/is sitting on that trove of 140m records.
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by anonymouse008 6y ago
What’s your thinking on the “request” process of mail-in ballots? To me, it’s wild to think all one needs to request a ballot is a name, address and ssn... and on top of all of that, you can get the ballot sent to a different address...
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by anonymouse008 6y ago
Yeah, you could use my hairline to tell when I’m working with Python... I still haven’t figured out a good typed framework for it yet.
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by anonymouse008 6y ago
Yeah I also notice there are a ton of MBA preferred jobs for aapl now too
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by anonymouse008 6y ago
To the lovely downvotes, do we have to talk about how this plays perfectly into the tiny form factors required for all day AR? However I still believe it’s a bit more aggressive than necessary.
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by anonymouse008 6y ago
I'd argue if you're comparing to your competition, you have no idea what you want to build. [Edit] Apple is specifically doing this frayed product line to harvest the demand curve, lower supply costs, and amortize R&D across a
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by anonymouse008 6y ago
[Edit] I just re-read your comment... "remaining option" ...
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by anonymouse008 6y ago
The problem is as a “normal user” you can’t go to your ‘tech friend’ and get a straight answer — there are too many considerations now to direct someone to one phone over another. It’s not ‘yeah, the new iPhone is great! You gotta have it.’
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by anonymouse008 6y ago
Actually if you look at the counties and Representative races there’s much to cheer about on the side I believe you are implying — it’s just a few locations they are calling into question that swing states, not rep races. . [0] https:&#x2F
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by anonymouse008 6y ago
There was never any “cover” to hide behind — we never really did much mail in voting as a people (absentee mostly). Now the pandemic is cover enough to hide a few thousand with ease.
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by anonymouse008 6y ago
And therein lies the crux of the issue: > It doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the activities. But if you’re vested in being the best or even notable, you’re now competing on a global scale rather than just your town. So true, and all this be
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by anonymouse008 6y ago
I also don't think Russell was speaking to stoics, but the local, or regional, experts. There's a common saying, "why be a big fish in a small pond?" It's used mostly to critique an idea that you should reach for so