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by conorh 8y ago
There is some interesting research* showing that deforested soils take more than a thousand years to rebuild their carbon sequestering ability. So even if there are more trees, we may have done long term damage to the environment: https:&#
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by conorh 8y ago
At my wife's practice they employ two people full time just to do insurance authorizations. edit: actually one of those people does verification (checking to see what insurance patients have, what is covered, and estimate what they w
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by conorh 8y ago
He seems like a very smart guy and an excellent communicator - I wonder if he'll be able to step up and make this role work. I will be rooting for him because the industry needs some players with deep pockets to step in and innovate. O
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by conorh 8y ago
Yes, several times a week. She is a parathyroid surgeon.
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by conorh 8y ago
If you are going to supplement your vitamin D, just make sure to monitor your calcium too. My wife sees patients taking high doses of vitamin D, because their doctor puts them on it, or they do it themselves, and they do not realize that th
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by conorh 8y ago
Why does this work with probability 2/3 then? https://jsfiddle.net/q4qbewp1/
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by conorh 8y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - Remote ok (we are in Maine & Tampa, FL) We're looking someone to work with Squaremill http://squaremill.com as a Ruby on Rails freelancer. We're looking for someone that can commit to a six mon
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by conorh 8y ago
This happened to my wife's macbook pro spacebar, $600 fix. It happens with mine every so often too, but fingers crossed it has 'fixed' itself each time.
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by conorh 9y ago
I'm 40 years old, starting working with the Simply Piano app a few months ago and spend about 30 minutes to an hour each day practicing. I have zero prior musical experience. I think a piano teacher would probably be an excellent inves
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The Neverending Side Project(steele.blue)
1 points by conorh 9y ago|0 comments
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by conorh 9y ago
I wonder if that is true, or if rugby will eventually be studied to have the same consequences too.
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by conorh 9y ago
Sure will do, mostly I've been training squirrel recognition models on my laptop and also learning what it takes to run those models on the raspberry pi (low frame rates) with OpenCV. I did also buy one of these though https:/&#x
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by conorh 9y ago
This is great for my chicken coop project :) I have been working with a raspberry pi and camera to train a system to recognize and respond to squirrels (close the feeder to stop them eating food). There are many other options to build this,
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by conorh 9y ago
This is great for my chicken coop project :) I have been working with a raspberry pi and camera to train a system to recognize and respond to squirrels (close the feeder to stop them eating food). There are many other options of course, but
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by conorh 9y ago
My mother in law fits this group - long time opioid user due to chronic pain from lupus and various complications. Recently went on medical marijuana and dropped her opioid usage way down. There were other ancillary benefits too, less anxie
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by conorh 9y ago
We've attempted this setup a few times with Rails, but we ran into the issue that the Docker OSXFS performance for mounted volumes was too slow when working with the parts of Rails that touch many files (asset compilation for example).
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by conorh 9y ago
Would you mind providing examples of what you are talking about? My experience has been different - I find that the golang maintainers are thoughtful but also very very (very) busy people. So I find they tend to respond in a terse, and some
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by conorh 9y ago
We had this issue previously as one of our clients was using cyberduck to upload files and it had default read access for public for uploads. [1] https://forums.aws.amazon.com/thread.jspa?messageID=213248
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by conorh 9y ago
I love the way Rails does new releases, always some good features in there. Been working with 5.1 since the initial rcs and using the Capybara, encrypted secrets and webpack integration - all have been working well.
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by conorh 9y ago
> "These measures don't correlate well with the physician's credentials." This. I think I've even posted about this here before. This has been my wife's experience too (surgeon). She trained with highly rega
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by conorh 10y ago
This part is also interesting: > While this is an operation that we have relied on to maintain our systems since the launch of S3, we have not completely restarted the index subsystem or the placement subsystem in our larger regions for
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by conorh 10y ago
Take half and invest it in an index fund. Take the rest and travel for a year.
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by conorh 10y ago
I'm a casual gamer, enjoy gaming and like to buy a game and play it with my kids as a family activity. I bought an oculus rift when it came out, figuring it would be fun to try out. Everyone used it a few times and then it just sat the
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by conorh 10y ago
I have several websites with a reasonable number of users running on both MySQL and Postgres. On the balance I think I prefer MySQL - I find the replication in MySQL quite a lot simpler and the issues are not that big of a deal, and well kn
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by conorh 10y ago
This is not a new trend. This is a trend since the dawn of, well, as long as I've been programming, ~20 years now. Turns out that most of the time there are many more important things than your stack or language speed, and yes, often t
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All Your Questions About Startup Fundraising… Asked and Answered(medium.com)
1 points by conorh 10y ago|0 comments
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by conorh 10y ago
What a terrible completely information free clickbait article. "When the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, said on Tuesday that his investigators had no “direct evidence” that Hillary Clinton’s email account had been “successfully hacke
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by conorh 10y ago
Some interesting reasons there for first world chicken raising, but I'd disagree with most of them from my experience: - lock you at home: with an automatic door on the coop (ours free range), waterer and multi day feeder, you can leav
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by conorh 10y ago
Ours only make noise when they are laying eggs. We have 4 in our pretty small yard and ours make quite a lot of noise when they are laying, but that only lasts a few minutes usually.
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by conorh 10y ago
Hah. It is true that a lot of the people traveling are 'privileged', but probably not with 60k a month trust funds :) They are just privileged by where they were born, the value of their currency and the support they might have fr

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