danieltrembath

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by danieltrembath 1y ago
AppleWorks/ClarisWorks?
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by danieltrembath 5y ago
Same thing here. Site seems down. I'm accessing it internationally, without a VPN. To further the learning, can anyone guess which part of the stack is likely generating the error?
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by danieltrembath 5y ago
Small software business owner/developer echoing the others here. I'm 40+ and have a child under 4. When they were born I cut my work back to 1/3 so that I could be a home dad. It's the best decision I ever made and well
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by danieltrembath 5y ago
I discovered Robin Hanson around 3-4 years ago. I read one of his books, through his blog, and his twitter musings and polls. Often he would question something fundamental about human interaction that seemed to me (and I suspect most) to ha
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by danieltrembath 6y ago
+1 It was visually a pleasant read.
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by danieltrembath 6y ago
Audrey Tang (featured in the audio) conducted a long form interview with Tyler Cowen a few months ago in which they talked about this kind of civic development. https://conversationswithtyler.com/episodes/audrey-tang&#x
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by danieltrembath 6y ago
"Wait…I'm worried what you just heard was give me a lot of balls screws. What I said..."
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by danieltrembath 6y ago
"...I called up and was all like “yeah bloody g’day, day for it ay, hot enough for ya?”. Once the formalities were out of the way..."
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by danieltrembath 6y ago
bearsnowstorm, I just had a chance to read your background. If you or your department is interested in talking with our emergency specialists by all means say hello.
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by danieltrembath 6y ago
Thanks httpsterio. I checked in with the team and posted the details further up the chain.
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by danieltrembath 6y ago
Thanks for querying this. I raised it with the team and their response is up above.
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by danieltrembath 6y ago
Thanks everyone (below) who was concerned about whether the 42degrees figure was too high. A doctor on the team confirmed that figure was on purpose, but for peculiar reasons, and was kind enough to offer a few pages of explanation which I&
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by danieltrembath 6y ago
That is a very good point :) The figures are actually set per-patient. But that 42 as placeholder does seem odd. There are two lower thresholds that trigger before getting to that one. But I’ll flag it with the clinician regardless. Thank y
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by danieltrembath 6y ago
There is a tool for screening patients as they arrive at the hospital. This has been running at a number of facilities this year. https://github.com/rmhcovid/screentool And we have another project for operating drive-t
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by danieltrembath 6y ago
Chosen by the emergency doctors who headed the project. Sats being the more important. Those are default thresholds, but each they can be overridden per-patient. As I understand it there is a lot of communication going between emergency tea
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by danieltrembath 6y ago
The Royal Melbourne hospital in Australia is using pulse oximeters to manage COVID positive patients in their own homes. The program was setup in March this year to manage a large number of patients remotely (cost/safety). The patients
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by danieltrembath 6y ago
Or that the article author is Managing Director of Thiel Capital. I'll grant this is getting into Ad hominem territory, but I point it out because an 'it's all just a performance' viewpoint seems kind of worrying when yo
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by danieltrembath 7y ago
This stood out to me also. $13million is a tiny sum in military research. Seems like a pretty limited research project.
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by danieltrembath 8y ago
Same. Almost every time I see a can the phrase 'best shim stock in the world' jumps into my brain!
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by danieltrembath 8y ago
This comment should be even higher. He never misses an opportunity to promote his books (and I don't blame him for that). But imo he's happy for a bit of controversy.
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by danieltrembath 8y ago
2018 alone has enough content for Henry Petroski's next book.
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by danieltrembath 8y ago
This is a great suggestion even if you're not a big gun person. I'm not a firearm owner but the detail and historical context in Forgotten Weapons is fascinating. Check out the sister-channel In Range as well.
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by danieltrembath 8y ago
I wonder if they were in fact intending to steal the airbag, but were disturbed in the process. Airbag theft is fairly common and lucrative. You can extract the A-Pillar bag through the window without opening the door. In cars without the r
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by danieltrembath 8y ago
Unfortunately there are downsides, but compressed air vehicles are already a thing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compressed-air_vehicle https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compressed_air_car
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by danieltrembath 9y ago
Adding to that, "Normal Accidents" by Charles Perrow is a great read.
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by danieltrembath 9y ago
Holy shit, I was born in the 'rat and had no idea we birthed chunder.
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by danieltrembath 10y ago
I'm not entirely disagreeing with you, but I'm Australian and I was around in the '80s, and there were warnings for the barrier reef then too (in the context of greenhouse effect, and also CFCs and crown of thorns). Sadly for
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by danieltrembath 10y ago
Another 3000'nder. Would be great to see this turned into a talk somewhere.
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by danieltrembath 10y ago
2002. Intranet for a major auto maker. Still going strong. Large percentage of the original management and accounting code intact. Still in development. 1999. DynamicIP tracking script from the dial-up days. Tiny but it's been telling
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by danieltrembath 11y ago
Ha. Nah I'm not from here originally. If you want to say hi danielt @ room52 net If you're not already involved in the weekly programming night scene (checkout what's available on meetup and lanyard) then that's a great

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