athenot

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   by athenot 12y ago

   I don't think RNs need to feel threatened. If anything, medical technology will enhance their status and make doctors more dispensable. Nurses are the ultimate interface between the medical system and the patient. Right now, there is a
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   by athenot 13y ago

   How about having a developer area that is treated like a library? Silence enforced at all times, you have to whisper if you strike an impromptu conversation. And if that bubbles to a brainstorm, get up and grab a conference room to talk abo
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   by athenot 13y ago

   This was my experience about a year ago in Ft Lauderdale, FL. In my case, it meant doubling the expense to get a hotel since by the time they cancelled, most hotels were already booked. I'd say AirBNB is to be avoided for anything remo
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   First-in-Man Implantation of Bioprosthetic Artificial Heart(online.wsj.com)

   3 points by athenot 13y ago|0 comments
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   by athenot 13y ago

   > readers will see concrete examples of how their JavaScript can get into trouble, followed by tips and honest advice how to extricate their code from those pitfalls In other words, how to perform the Heimlich Maneuver on their JavaScrip
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   by athenot 13y ago

   Two main aspects of Perl that have always drawn me time and time again back to it are (1) the get-it-done mentality (there's more than one way to do it, and what really matters is completing the job) and (2) the huge repository of modu