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cabaalis
8y ago
Google seems to have a strong hold on up-to-date news sources. I find myself going to !g when trying to find information on a current event.
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cabaalis
8y ago
Is "I mean" a common preamble in Chicago/Illinois? The reason I ask is that I've seen 2 other comments that start with "I mean."
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cabaalis
8y ago
It seems just about everything just arranges 1,4,5,minor 6. I've played music for over 20 years, it seems the Nashville Number System works for almost everyone!
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8y ago
I don't live in LA, but surely that doesn't make the car publicly available for taking. It would be impounded or something, with the owner having to pay to retrieve it.
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8y ago
Thanks for that. The point I'm trying to make is that they create the framework for this stuff in seemingly obvious and necessary laws and regulations. Then, when it's needed, "Well look-a here! Good thing we forced that othe
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8y ago
> More specifically, the screenshot showed a location in a particular neighborhood—just a couple of blocks from where the target was. What gets me is that the writing on wall appears to be that this data did not come from an app on the p
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8y ago
I deal with various EHRs every day of my life, and 4-digits-worth of providers. The primary barrier is that practice managers are working to get data standardized, but get pushback from the providers who are busy doing their jobs being doct
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8y ago
I watch tons of Youtube, and it's fairly obvious when someone is just pushing a product or when they're adding unique valuable content. If the content is good and engaging, I really don't care. I have disposable income, I do
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8y ago
How is the experience with web IDEs like cloud9 or repl.it?
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8y ago
OP does not appear to be advocating violence, but is stating a fact. All laws are enforced by violence. If you disagree, disobey the police at your next meeting with them. You'll find out quickly who is allowed to assault and who is no
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8y ago
Real estate is the way I broke this cycle. It was not a short term fix, it took 10 years. Living in and ultimately selling my condo and moving to an apartment netted me enough equity to pay off all my debts. One year later, I've just f
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8y ago
I'm not a religious scholar but I am religious. > Jesus said “follow the Law”. He always taught to follow the law, and never once said it would be obsolete after his crucifixion. I've always interpreted those conversations to b
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8y ago
> based on the premise that water levels around Wilmington would rise 2 feet by 2050. I'm curious. I've been hearing about the expected effects of climate change for many years. At least since ~2005 or 2006. Are there any predi
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8y ago
> You simply don't get to "shop around" for emergency services You do actually, by where you choose to live and also by the services as detailed in [1]. I think there's merit to investigating public health care. That
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8y ago
It'd the United States. Thief will sue for damages glitter bomb caused his lungs, and win.
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8y ago
A new law and a new tax is right up their alley, but this is the thing that got me: > But they add that under the regulators’ proposal the charge could be applied retroactively for five years — which they call “an alarming precedent” — a
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8y ago
I have the opposite experience. I think a senior should focus not on identifying the complexity of a problem, but identifying the complexity of the proposed solution. What are the bottlenecks? What possible situations wouldn't fit into
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8y ago
I've never understood the need to "ban" on twitter. The entire system is set up so that you see speech from people that you want to see. Put up a disclaimer "This account is known to promote speech that is antithetical t
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8y ago
I'm not a doctor, I just study their data. But I think from what I'm hearing, they've made what they think is the most moral choice. Vaccines have very specific age ranges, and if they continue to see a patient without giving
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8y ago
I don't see this in urgent care. I am talking about peds. You bring your newborn in, but start refusing vaccinations. I have spoken in person with over a dozen clinics who categorize themselves as "no-refusal" clinics. They w
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8y ago
No need to wait. It looks like the rebrand that ultimately sunk them was because of a company that does exactly what they were doing, and is named similarly. Roam Inc. So let's add: 4. Don't name yourself exactly like a competitor
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8y ago
I'm involved in a study of vaccinations. One good thing I'm seeing is that many peds clinics, if you are a pure, down the line anti-vaxxer, will politely ask you to choose another provider.
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8y ago
I am sure this already exists even as I type it, but this sounds like a great job for a distributed system running a federated search protocol.
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Absolutely true, and how I implement error handling personally (meaning give a friendly non technical message and track the error internally) I blame a brain collapse after a long day :)
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8y ago
Would be cool if it didn't leak half the authentication setup. Seems like the error handler could scan the text for configured values and mask before echoing it out.
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I do love lastpass but since switching to Firefox 100% away from Chrome, the lack of copying a password to the clipboard without seeing it first really stings. What if someone is sitting next to me, or someone is grabbing screenshots or str
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8y ago
Unrelated but am I the only one annoyed by "reply hoverers?" Unless you are asked a question and are responding, make your point and allow others to reinforce it. No need to have an answer for everything.
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8y ago
It's been several years since I dealt with PCI, but the app I was on the team for handled $1B+ annually. Here's just a few points that I remember. Physically separate the key storage from the data storage. Different servers, diffe
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8y ago
> This is because I value incumbent residents and future residents equally, but local control only can give the former group of people a voice. In this way, I do absolutely find it anti-democratic. Maybe I'm just a hick who doesn&#x
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8y ago
This is exactly the kind of call for violent measures that gets people in trouble in social media. This is a public forum, after all. If you truly believe what you wrote, perhaps you should also consider that "wealth" is a very su
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