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by ddw 11y ago
Yeah for the sake of healthcare I hope athena continues to grow. Keep up the good work!
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by ddw 11y ago
Well they cared enough to pay for these ads, so yeah.
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by ddw 11y ago
Lessig seems to be too in love with the idea to the point that he doesn't realize that the execution is what matters. He would've been better off organizing people to get one or more of the legit Dem candidates to promise to work
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by ddw 11y ago
Was it from a Walgreens near you? Wondering if the delivery person just finds the closest source to your location.
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by ddw 11y ago
I remember in elementary school the popular kids passed around a survey in which they ranked every student in our grade based on some nebulous combination of attractiveness, coolness, etc. This will probably not be that much different.
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by ddw 11y ago
I tried Sublevel when it started, but wasn't getting much out of it. I posted a lot, followed a bunch of strangers and tried to have conversations with them. Eventually I stopped checking it at all and forgot about it. I think the peop
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by ddw 11y ago
Google's Keep was the Evernote killer for me. It loads faster and I can start a note or list quicker. Trello fills the other gaps to the point that Evernote is just an archive of notes that I rarely have to consult.
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by ddw 11y ago
"Annihilation" by Jeff VanderMeer and the rest of the Southern Reach trilogy.
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by ddw 11y ago
The "You Don't Know JS" series was a real eye-opener for me.
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by ddw 11y ago
The screen stuff has been legit but two things were funny: 1. Eliot, an elite hacker, has a Excel 2014 book in his apartment. Why does he need to use Excel so much? Why does he need Excel at all if he's using Linux? And why would he ne
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by ddw 11y ago
Yet Google has its problems too: younger generations are using social networks to discover content online. AI assistants like Siri are going to become more prevalent and people will more often go to them for answers instead of a search box.
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by ddw 11y ago
I don't know why people do this. I guess it gives off the feeling of it being very important like they are rushed and HAVE TO TELL YOU THIS RIGHT NOW. But it's not shareable unless you're going to retweet 40+ tweets (are peop
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by ddw 11y ago
> ps: I'll add that I was somehow afraid to express my views on Freedom of Speech. Funny. Hah yeah because speaking up against these mobs can lead to getting DOXed. What an insane world we live in.
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by ddw 11y ago
If you work for a big tech company, try to partner with the startups doing interesting work in your domain. When they run out of money you can scoop up their IP (and maybe team?) for cheap.
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by ddw 11y ago
There are EHR vendors involved including some of the big players (Epic, Cerner). Ultimately adoption won't be from vendors "doing the right thing" but because their customers and/or the govt. (via $$$ incentives) create
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by ddw 11y ago
You're right, I am unfairly generalizing. Not everyone thinks this way. But I read more of these articles regarding JS than any other language.
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by ddw 11y ago
Yes and no. Libraries like jQuery and Underscore are often the basis of new frameworks and have been solid for a while now. Like in other languages there's some wait and see to adoption. Going all in on a project that's been on Gi
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by ddw 11y ago
If these JavaScript developers are so gullible to the newest thing it says more about them than the hype cycle. It's not just that the language sucks in some ways but that the users of it possess so little engineering rigor that they c
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by ddw 11y ago
So like everything else in life then? For instance I just saw a TV commercial that said that Miller Lite is the best beer, but my past experience knows that that is not the case. Surely we can recognize hype and advertisements when we see t
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by ddw 11y ago
I still don't understand these "too many frameworks" articles. Is there some power out there that I don't know about that is forcing devs to use the latest framework? We're still allowed to use what we want, no matt
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by ddw 12y ago
And this is why I stopped working in gov.
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by ddw 12y ago
I believe in developing a product, especially the UI, by constantly getting feedback from the user but I'm racking my brain on how to do that for a product for medical professionals. I can't observe them when they are with a patie
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by ddw 12y ago
Spot on. And then you get the pessimistic doctor that says you're trying to ruin "the art of medicine."
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by ddw 12y ago
Couldn't agree more. A middleware layer that exposes something like FIHR would be great but there systemic issues within this generation of EHRs that need to be sorted out too. The EHR must be more than the billing tool it is now.
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by ddw 12y ago
My credit card company allows me to configure email alerts. Kind of nice actually.
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by ddw 12y ago
It really is funny. And it's the same dogs in the new article, but noticeably older.
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by ddw 12y ago
Great idea! The ability to save videos to a "stack" is a genius feature that'll help me mix it up at the gym. Good luck!
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by ddw 12y ago
Could someone explain why Uber doesn't have an Android app for their drivers? It looks to me like they are trying to skim a little extra from those without iPhones. Surely they can afford the engineering costs associated with an Androi
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The Rihanna Effect(triangleoffense.com)
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by ddw 12y ago
Oh the irony: with so much turnover they work their dependable employees to death.

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