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by briffle 8y ago
In our area, its becoming popular for the hospital (the only one in our area) to be in network, but the doctors who work in that hospital are NOT in our network.
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by briffle 8y ago
It could also be the diversity of testing as well. If the machine is tested to work with such dense hair from the beginning the algorithms can be adjusted. Kind of like the Amazon facial recognition, [0] that really didn't work well o
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by briffle 8y ago
How much do you think it costs to fill up an F-15 with Jet Fuel? Not to mention the maintenance requirements on the planes (and the ground crews to do it) and the cost of ammunition used in training (missles aren't cheap)
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by briffle 8y ago
They actually brag [0] in their youtube video on how they can censor the video feed to improve control over 'behaviour', 'clothing', and 'messaging'. wow. that is just crazy. [0] https://www.youtube
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by briffle 8y ago
I'd almost be okay with the COSTS of the tech being borne by the families, Even with a reasonable profit to the company, but the extra kickback to the jail gives a very perverse incentive to raise rates over and over, to bring in mor
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by briffle 8y ago
congress also banned medicare from negotiating drug prices...
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by briffle 8y ago
I used to do IT work for a very large (>5000 employee) tax/audit firm. They sent out memos at the time telling associates to encourage Obamacare as much as possible in their communities, and to encourage amendments making it more co
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by briffle 8y ago
Last big company I worked for had 90 offices in all 50 states. Up until a large consolidation and VOIP change, Each office had a PRI line (or more) with a phone number associated with each incoming line (for the hunt group). Each PRI came
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by briffle 8y ago
> We would need 3x size of location(s) without open offices so I get it Assuming they all need to be in the office every day to collaborate..
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by briffle 8y ago
A big difference would be that OnLive had space in 5 colo datacenters in the US. Google has 19 full datacenters around the world and are building more. Plus, google has their own very large fiber network from different POP's and ISP&#
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by briffle 8y ago
If all the players are in this service, it means lag is much easier to deal with for developers, since its only input lag. All the players actual compute/rendering would be on a very low latency network. you no longer have to deal wit
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by briffle 8y ago
I really like the better visibility into the true costs. Too many times in the past, a team had a budget for the software they needed to deploy a project, but the Virtualization software, storage array, etc, were all out of the IT budget.
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by briffle 8y ago
So I guess all those store brand groceries are anti-competitive behaviors?
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by briffle 8y ago
My parents live in a small subdivision in the country. they don't always walk to the end of their long driveway to check their mail. they do every few days. (or when they take the trash down, etc) They have had a rash of people going
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by briffle 8y ago
Where do the rest of the illegal guns in Canada come from?
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by briffle 8y ago
On the west coast, peak thunderstorm season is right in the middle of peak camping season. I have often sat at my site and watched the 'show'.
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by briffle 8y ago
How does a 'periodic backup using pg_basebackup' compare to barman's rsync and reuse_backup = link for speed of backups, and size of files? I want to look at this (and Wal-G) but am not sure how much of a load I would be putt
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by briffle 8y ago
that covers the fuel portion of it, but there are also other problems as well. If I remember right, Paradise is one of the towns that prevents you from pruning 'wildlife' near your home, and many neighborhoods and ordinances don&#
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by briffle 8y ago
the real question is, why is pipelines bitbucket cloud only?
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by briffle 8y ago
The vendor will make decisions that are not in your interest, but in theirs. have you have tried to install an ad-blocker in chrome mobile? they just work in firefox mobile, and in both desktop browsers, but not in chrome mobile. (unless
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by briffle 8y ago
I've been watching a few companies that convert plastic back into oil. it sounds great, but I have no idea yet if it actually works, or is just all glossy brochure. http://renewlogy.com/renew-energy/
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by briffle 8y ago
If this is something you want to start looking at, This script has been used for about 90% of my database performance troubleshooting. I set my minimum number of calls (the 500 below) and uncomment which column I want to query based on. tim
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by briffle 8y ago
that is not how the current contract is written, and if the drivers did have to pay, then it would be assumed that they would get to pick the aribters to be used.
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by briffle 8y ago
Oregon is vote by mail, statewide. It's much nicer!
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by briffle 8y ago
I could see it used for the superChargers, so they could have more chargers feeding off a smaller power connection. (especially for the ones needed for the semi).
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by briffle 8y ago
To be fair, Kubernetes has 2137 issues open right now :)
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by briffle 8y ago
Try google cloud?
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by briffle 8y ago
This seems like a good discussion to ask.. Have any of you used a tool like pg_Anonymizer [0] to mask your data when building test/dev databases? I see several tools on there, but have no idea where to be begin on them.. [0] https:&#
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by briffle 8y ago
This is a pretty poor argument. I can think of multiple reasons they should be able to immediately revoke a certificate (or an app) 1. It finds the certificate has been compromised 2. it finds a publisher introduced malware in an update to
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by briffle 8y ago
I would argue that being able to destroy a single building with an air strike is a HUGE reduction in 'killing lots of people' compared to wars past, where large bombers dropped thousands of bombs over entire areas of a city hoping

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