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by arpa 7y ago
Ah! Makes so much more sense, thanks!
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by arpa 7y ago
Genuinely curious person here. What is the key reason to use photon size instead of wavelenght? To stress the quantifiableness of the radiation being capured by the thermal camera? To be honest it is the first time i've seen photon siz
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by arpa 7y ago
Yes! healthcare informatics is so much more than just dispensing magical vitamins, when MDs and patients need painkillers. We have had terms like PHR and EHR for thirty years now, we have HL7, together with FHIR, and we have PACS, but these
694.
by arpa 7y ago
Then again, we are in discussion regarding PHP, so someone's bound to point out we're a bunch of neanthardal barbarians just because of that. So it could have been just a kneejerk reaction.
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by arpa 7y ago
Hello. I am the resident asshole here and I am calling bullshit on your claim that you always recommend the Mindbody Prescription. You don't. Three pages of your comments have one reference to the book. These pages do paint an somewhat
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by arpa 7y ago
Have i got news for you!
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by arpa 7y ago
Oh the wonderful AI hallucinations we would see! And nobody would be able to debug them as a bonus. I like the idea.
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by arpa 7y ago
Because Microsoft. We will lie to you about making registry backups successfully to save a few megs of space, bud god forbid we touch the winsxs elephant in the room.
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by arpa 7y ago
Exactly this. I still remember M$ playing rough in the browser game. Bad actors never change. You can purge "bad apples" again and again, change masks, pretend to be fluffy and lovable, but you're still same old evil co. We r
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by arpa 7y ago
A tiny nitpick: nothing is free, the internet users just pay with a different currency: their data and attention. Both of these things are much more valuable than most internet users think. As far as a non-commercial internet goes... well,
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by arpa 7y ago
good point, but we already have the PKI in place, and use it for SSL.
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by arpa 7y ago
Yes! Instagram has the appearance of a OC/creation platform, but, typically of such platforms (such as twitter/fb) the "content" is low-effort "convenient" opportunistic trivia, and the product consumed is like
703.
by arpa 7y ago
no, I am talking about either USSR (if we're talking about country) or Russian Socialist Federative Soviet Republic (RSFSR), if we're talking about countries' administrative unit.
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by arpa 7y ago
thank you!
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by arpa 7y ago
Could we please have a link without paywall, or, even better - original study link please?
706.
by arpa 7y ago
content change signed by creators private key, otherwise merge is rejected? or, wiki approach...
707.
by arpa 7y ago
i really like that idea.
708.
by arpa 7y ago
the problem is multiple actually: a) most internet-connected devices these days favor content consumption vs content creation (blogs vs instagram), b) mainstream culture > closely-knit communities (facebook > forums) c) big-player tak
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by arpa 7y ago
whatever wikimedia organisation does :)
710.
by arpa 7y ago
even better, have something like git for the web - effectively working as an archive.
711.
by arpa 7y ago
maybe crowdsourcing would be a solution - something similar to "@home" project, only for web indexes/cache - maybe even leverage the browsers via plugin for web scraping. It already kind of works for getpocket.
712.
by arpa 7y ago
maybe it's worth saying goodbye to "8 reasons why current internet sucks that drive spammy copywriters mad". The whole more-clicks-more-revenue based approach did not do good things to the online content.
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by arpa 7y ago
That's hardly equivalent.
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by arpa 7y ago
No, seriously. Russia did not exist back in 1986. It has nothing to do with the correctness of the opinions expressed in the article. If we were to talk about Germany in 1987, I think, it would be very important to distinguish between east
715.
by arpa 7y ago
The hate for nuclear is just ridiculous on HN
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by arpa 7y ago
The correct term would still be USSR.
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A viewpoint: why we need nuclear power(world-nuclear-news.org)
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by arpa 7y ago
Ban fucking cruise ships.
719.
by arpa 7y ago
But but but atomkraft, nein, danke. I swear, these people are exactly like PETA, exept they are dealing real damage to the planet.
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by arpa 7y ago
Meanwhile, in a parallel universe: Do you want your nurse at the ER impaired from coffeebean junk? Your bus driver? The construction crane operator?

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