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by caycep 4y ago
This is the same as AMD "Eco Mode"?
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by caycep 4y ago
Granted, at least they make progress and have actually health products. I had a colleague who left UCSF to work for Verily....we were all quite impressed at the time. But now, I realize I haven't heard heads or tails from him for 4-5
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by caycep 4y ago
Granted...he is in his mid 80's. Say what you will about other national leaders in the 80's (some of whom have organizational apparatuses around them to support them, vs. being a lone wolf professional)...but cognition may play
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by caycep 4y ago
Wasn't there some effort to design sail, or sail-augmented supertanker/freighter/container ships? I vaguely remember seeing renderings w/ hi tech airfoils mounted on the deck of the ship....
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by caycep 4y ago
Develop on the Mac?
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Ask HN: What is the best way to report a hacked Instagram account?
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by caycep 4y ago
with the Marin County Convention Center to boot!
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by caycep 4y ago
I remember the first time I saw it, "we have to run it on a Sun workstation or else..."
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by caycep 4y ago
does he have a book list for that period?
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by caycep 4y ago
For just Noctua, they have a numerical rating scale for all their models, I think. SilentPCreview?
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by caycep 4y ago
This is probably off topic, but I would gladly pay a few more $$ in taxes to have social workers have pay equity with other professionals.
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by caycep 4y ago
Ah, the LL Bean of the tool world? https://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/fond-farewell...
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by caycep 4y ago
Was this the hack that made Bunnie Huang famous?
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by caycep 4y ago
This wasn't even a Snowden revelation. James Bamford, Dana Priest and William Arkin had a steady stream of articles and books about all the 5 eyes stuff, way before Snowden's case.
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by caycep 4y ago
That reminds me (granted fuzzy memory) of a history class in college, where the professor pointed out that Buddhism is not immune to human, i.e. political concerns, and that the OG Buddhism morphed as it traveled east to fit the political e
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by caycep 4y ago
I haven't watched since a kid w/ the Bob Villa days....
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by caycep 4y ago
Granted my usually routine flight in 3 days, from BUR to SJC got canceled. And no way to get thru and the usual handy dandy "full refund!" button has been replaced w just an email form with "we'll get back to you!"
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by caycep 4y ago
that's the thing w/ perfect restorations...old cars/computers end up being nice to look at but not that useful. Especially w/ computers before the "internet" was widespread.... Vs it would be neat if they did
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by caycep 4y ago
why....that sounds like Web3! (I kid I kid...)
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by caycep 4y ago
Did they say it was a blood thinner? vs. lowering the blood pressure in her pulmonary arteries in conjunction w/ heparin as the blood thinner?
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by caycep 4y ago
that is the weakness of the study design...."retrospective case–control pharmacoepidemiologic analyses" cannot really control for confounders as well as RCT
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by caycep 4y ago
That's the sad part. Albeit one of my colleagues I know (immensely talented in his own right) is also extremely good is sniffing out who's on the NIH study section reviewing his grants, and networking with them after hours...
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by caycep 4y ago
In theory, that's where a lot of individual NIH grants are supposed to do - K level and R level grants. However, NIH people tend to have gotten risk adverse so they look to certain parameter to "vet" whoever gets the money a
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by caycep 4y ago
and yet despite his alarm at aging ducks the author also has multiple articles on fermented foods on his site...
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by caycep 4y ago
People complained because the thin ones didn't have the ports they wanted.
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by caycep 4y ago
Granted, I feel they've been slacking on the (previously) legendary T series models, sadly...screen/trackpad suck and the chassis flexes
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by caycep 4y ago
Knowing how they think...this is scary to me. It is not inconceivable they are going to jam their VB ui into some wrapper that somehow runs in an unholy fashion on a web browser...
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by caycep 4y ago
regulated...by the HHS panel that conveniently includes Judy Faulkner, CEO of Epic...
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by caycep 4y ago
I feel like it's not even medical doctors, it's the CIO/hospital administrators and the insurance companies that drive most of the software decisions, since that is where the money for these large Epic deployment contracts co
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by caycep 4y ago
What were they using before? Just out of curiosity?

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