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by cosmie 13y ago
IANAL, most of my knowledge of HIPAA compliance comes from Business Law classes and required trainings when I worked for a healthcare/hospital system. However, AFAIK that would make them a covered entity. As a payor, they would have
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by cosmie 13y ago
> And to be honest, I'm surprised that his statements aren't "suable" in some form in the lawsuit happy country that is the United States of America. A friend of mine immediately pointed out to the numerous healthcare
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Node.js + Visual Studio(coderead.wordpress.com)
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Node.js is not suitable for generic web projects(coderwall.com)
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by cosmie 13y ago
> Just because it is not enforced where you are, does not mean it is not corporate policy. While I don't have access to their corporate policies directly, at least one store owner has claimed he isn't aware of such a policy[1]:
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by cosmie 13y ago
My apologies for any implied tone; it was unintentional. I used to manage a fast food restaurant (not McDonalds), so was attempting to explain the store's likely rational.
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by cosmie 13y ago
It's not a corporate policy. I've personally had hours-long study sessions at McDonalds restaurants with just a drink purchase. The article also mentions a group of women taking up an 8-person sitting area for hours at a time, nur
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by cosmie 13y ago
> I use TomatoUSB on my home router, which includes dnsmasq (under Advanced / DHCP/DNS, there's a textarea for "Dnsmasq custom configuration"). I have a line in there: server=/netflix.com/75
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by cosmie 13y ago
Microsoft already has. OneNote supports page versioning, edit history, and deleted pages go into a 'Recycling Bin' for 30 days before being deleted permanently. If you sign into OneNote with a Microsoft account, you get auto-synci
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by cosmie 13y ago
>> Your company is going to be dramatically worse off if the people who have other options leave. If you have to let people go? you want to get rid of your bottom performers, not the top performers. This is true, IFF your voluntary re
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by cosmie 13y ago
While that was super annoying for years, Windows 8+ natively supports ISO mounting[1]. [1] http://blogs.msdn.com/b/mis_laboratory/archive/2012/08/30/mo...
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by cosmie 13y ago
You're correct, and Excel for Mac also doesn't support the PowerPivot addon either. However, that still doesn't mean you can fault Excel for barely being able to cope with a use case it isn't designed to support. The fac
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by cosmie 13y ago
That was precisely my point, and why I'm so confused. You do not verify change requests with the change request, you verify it with details from the system of record. A classic example of this would be submitting a change of address
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by cosmie 13y ago
What, no phone call to verify the changes with the account holder on file? I would have hoped that was standard procedure...
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by cosmie 13y ago
> Microsoft Excel could just about cope but was struggling to scroll or filter data. Eventually I gave up and threw it into MySQL. The right tool for the job. Although Excel has since been corrected for this use case[1], it isn't ev
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by cosmie 13y ago
> The danger is when you do well enough that Amazon takes notice, because if you're little slice of the industry starts to look too profitable, Amazon will come in and start selling in your category direct. And they're bigger t
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by cosmie 13y ago
Well you definitely succeeded. I love Chapter 4, as it aptly attacks the rampant misconception that rote implementation of a bunch of UX modifications is the epitome of optimization. And thanks for keeping it not only comprehensive but obje
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by cosmie 13y ago
This is an awesome guide! I particualrly love how thoroughly sourced it is, and have found a few gems in those alone.
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by cosmie 13y ago
It may seem like commonly known applied physics today, but you can bet 1600 years ago it was a pretty amazing engineering fete to create a glass that automatically changed colors when different liquids were put in it. 1600 years from now
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by cosmie 13y ago
> Not really related, but it's also extremely scary how much of this industry relies on convoluted, fragile excel spreadsheets. Why single out this industry? Every company I've worked for large enough to have an accounting de
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by cosmie 13y ago
> but I do question why it's the fault of anyone but the student if they apply only to $50k/yr schools, ignoring whatever their state schools are. State schools aren't at $50k/yr (for in-state; some are for out of sta
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by cosmie 13y ago
Chargemaster is also a brilliant and evil tax deduction[1]. [1] http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/17/business/bayonne-medical-c...
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by cosmie 13y ago
>because the reason hospitals are able to afford Medicare prices is only because they overcharge the rest That's simply not true. Medicare prices are explicitly designed to cover costs, based off of collected data and input from the
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by cosmie 13y ago
I really dislike reporters with biased/loaded questions. I was once on the operating side of a site that was controversial to several traditional/entrenched industries, but we were just a small little flea to them and they ignored
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by cosmie 13y ago
Those packaging overhauls are evil, even from a suppliers perspective. However, they're almost never for no reason, as they're very expensive for a supplier to do. Club packaging requirements are very particular to how they sell,
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by cosmie 13y ago
The problem is you have to know that behavior exists. Many of the users that "search to site" will still type Google into the omnibox, and complete the process as they always have (by searching Google for Facebook and clicking t
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by cosmie 13y ago
Although it doesn't state what was taken, it does mention that the copied code in question is not related to the trading algorithms. If it did, then Goldman's reaction would be well justified (to the extent that sub-millisecon
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by cosmie 13y ago
>It also makes it so that my receipts, credit charge email alerts, and monthly bill all reconcile. Otherwise you can have a transcription error when the server or restaurant owner misreads (or mistypes) the manually written tip line of y
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by cosmie 13y ago
I stand by the rest of your comment as well. I personally believe it's a stupidly short-sighted endeavor that at some point he will want out of, but to each his own. My comment on the legality of it stemmed from curiosity on what would
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by cosmie 13y ago
>He cares because he's a non-voting shareholder and the shareholders care because they are his friends and family. His original shareholders were friends and family, however after it/he took off online and an exchange was bui

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