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by dqv 9y ago
The way DPRK is described... It's really hard to humanize the people that live there. The videos were the first glimpse I've had of what North Korea looks like without a gray lens filter. Sure, it's manufactured, but that&#x2
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by dqv 9y ago
For anyone who wants to know another answer to the question in the title, there is a youtube channel [1] of someone videoing their experiences in North Korea. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzvCf_q10UZkUJE0lOav0a
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by dqv 9y ago
I really like your blog and I noticed you have the source code here - https://github.com/simonw/simonwillisonblog But I noticed it doesn't have a license. Are you okay with people adopting the backend for their ow
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by dqv 9y ago
I'd say go ahead. The nice thing is that you can start with virtually nothing and if you realize later you need really nice widgets, then you can just use those mixins. Bootstrap is the only framework that looks nice, is responsive, an
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by dqv 9y ago
It's a very good builder library with a lot of useful SCSS utilities. You can pick and choose what you want to include in the final output.
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by dqv 9y ago
Yay! I will finally be able to listen to NPR on my phone without using data.
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by dqv 9y ago
Is this a fork of inferno js?
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by dqv 9y ago
I used poor wording - it's just Grant's response, not a rebuttal. I appreciated that Scott included it.
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by dqv 9y ago
The article has Professor Grant himself (the guy who is cited in all of these discussions) rebutting what Scott wrote in the blog post. It's well worth the read.
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by dqv 9y ago
Ok, I'm not trying to be snarky, but journalists aren't scientists. The article cites statistics that re-confirm what we already knew - that women are highly under-represented. But what seems to be missing (and what I had hoped fo
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by dqv 9y ago
The problem is that we don't have a key server for doctors. I really wish someone would lobby the HHS to provide a key server that maps to providers' NPI. Then setting up PGP for email can be streamlined. As it stands now, everyth
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by dqv 9y ago
That's really cool. I think of California as "legislation heavy" - sometimes that carries a negative connotation. But in this case, it's positive. The hospitals really do have to post their chargemasters online! https
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by dqv 9y ago
Does anyone have this compiling on Erlang 20?
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by dqv 9y ago
"We're going to be doing illegal stuff, so don't talk about it where the courts might hear" Sounds like the underlying implication of an ethics class. I think reasonable anticipation would be at the point that Uber knew
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by dqv 9y ago
I don't think they'd hold them in contempt. I think the encrypted messages being deleted is about adverse inference - where it can be assumed that the destroyed evidence negatively affects Uber. Also, if anyone is interested in re
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by dqv 9y ago
They seem to be talking about litigation hold, which must be triggered by some event that makes the company aware of the potential for litigation.
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by dqv 9y ago
It sounds like a good idea in theory, and excuse my being unimiginitive, but answering services are even more blue collar than ride hailing. It's a lot of work that I'm not sure many people want (the operators and everyone else
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by dqv 9y ago
I can't see this article as its paywalled. I believe this is the actual statement from the SEC: https://www.sec.gov/news/public-statement/statement-clayton-...
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by dqv 9y ago
>That doesn't mean I'm not allowed to feel regret for society's past (and indeed ongoing) failures. Agreed. And there is no reconciliation for the damage that has been done (and continues to be done). Politicians don'
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by dqv 9y ago
I was helping someone with an appointment reminders implementation. I was googling how to communicate with practice management systems, came upon HL7, and then FHIR. I don't do anything "real" with FHIR at my company, I just
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by dqv 9y ago
>I still struggle to always get this right. I really like the FHIR Human Name data type[0]. It requires none of the fields... so it can represent someone without a name. It also has all the necessary fields for representing someone'
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by dqv 9y ago
Websites like that are "websites for the record". There are certain markets who think it's weird that a company doesn't have a website, but don't really care about the content or how it looks. A lot of the text seem
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by dqv 9y ago
I am not joking when I ask this question: will this open me up to potential CFAA charges if I run the commands to check if I'm vulnerable and run the self-mitigation commands?
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by dqv 9y ago
If anyone from Asana is out there, the fonts on your site look /very/ weird on my machine - Debian 9.1, Chrome 60.0.3112.78. https://my.mixtape.moe/qpziak.png
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by dqv 9y ago
Wow, this is actually something I consider when sending letters to my clients. I don't ever want to "leak" their info, even if it's not really considered sensitive. I always assume the top third to be "compromised&q
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by dqv 9y ago
http://www.slate.com/blogs/xx_factor/2017/08/07/the_google_a... > the sources linked in this slate article I couldn't find any counter-studies in the article you linked. I tried traversing t
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by dqv 9y ago
The only link that I could find in his memo that could classify as a random WordPress blog was a summary of an article posted in a peer reviewed journal.
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by dqv 9y ago
Haha. Is there a joke on HN about this? I swear every thread discussing Snopes has someone say the exact phrase "oh, it's a divorce-related issue". It gets me every time.
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After getting that update, I noticed that every news suggestion was something that interested me and that I'd actually read it. It was eerie, but sort of satisfying that it wasn't littered with sports or celebrity news or "fe
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by dqv 9y ago
I should have said Python instead of Django. The problem is that I was/still am a rookie of a programmer. I could not wrap my head around async in Python. I just wasn't getting it. I had a nagging sense that it was going to fail i

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