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by ellisv 3y ago
Not mutually exclusive - GitHub could be down AND you could be canned!
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by ellisv 3y ago
The pay might be the same but you’d have more time for other things, which could include more work. One reason I stopped consulting on the side was a lack of time. Even my hobby projects have taken a backseat these days. I imagine some peop
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by ellisv 3y ago
You can accomplish that kind of data entry with a Google Form (or similar) that feeds into a spreadsheet.
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by ellisv 3y ago
What happens if you forget your password?
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by ellisv 3y ago
I use smart dimmer switches for overhead lights and smart bulbs for lamps.
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by ellisv 3y ago
I don't see where in the article is suggests that the attackers were able to obtain the raw genotype data of anyone other than the compromised account.
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by ellisv 3y ago
This has been my experience as well. You can even show them that they have been a part of breaches but not even that is motivating enough.
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by ellisv 3y ago
Much of healthcare is provided by private, for-profit companies. Even public, non-profit healthcare providers will use services (including genetic testing) from private, for-profit companies.
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by ellisv 3y ago
> But who gives their DNA to a company? It is amusing to me that this idea was being celebrated here just a few days ago [1]. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37744350
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by ellisv 3y ago
You guys have your whole genome? Damn, I’ve only got my exome.
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by ellisv 3y ago
Read it as Yoda, do not
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by ellisv 3y ago
That, to me, seems like an employment problem.
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by ellisv 3y ago
The Apple TV has to stream camera from the iPhone to the TV and the other participants (up to 32 participants) in real time without dropping frames or garbling the audio. I'm not sure the the A10, say nothing of the A4, could reliably
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by ellisv 3y ago
If rewriting the table is part of a regular workflow, then database configuration can play a significant role in its performance. However I still contend that rewriting tables regularly is an anti pattern. Are you able to partition any of y
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by ellisv 3y ago
I’m not familiar with the VACUUM changes but the situation you’re describing suggests something is wrong with the table definition or database configuration.
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University of Michigan Internet outage since 1:45 pm(status.its.umich.edu)
2 points by ellisv 3y ago|1 comments
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by ellisv 3y ago
The University of Michigan has been experiencing an Internet outage on all campuses since 1:45 pm. The cause is not publicly known. Some folks are having a very bad day/night.
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by ellisv 3y ago
> and a very limited one that only talks about the subject it wants to is pretty interesting This is one of the serious main use-cases I've heard discussed. The idea is typically to add a customer support chat bot to an existing web
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by ellisv 3y ago
Something tells me this wouldn't hold up in South Carolina.
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by ellisv 3y ago
It is not clear to me that this would violate the FCC's rules so long as a human pressed a button to initiate the conversation.
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by ellisv 3y ago
> The precise improvement in scoring is undoubtedly present in the clinical trial paper, but isn't relevant to a FDA press release about their approval of the drug. Exactly. If it isn’t harmful, it doesn’t have to be very helpful —
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by ellisv 3y ago
Looks like about 4 points. [1] https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/drugsatfda_docs/label/2023/21...
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by ellisv 3y ago
I remember my annoyance when I banked with Wells Fargo and they had a maximum password length of something like 12 or 16 characters. Later I found out they would lowercase the password before sending it to the server.
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by ellisv 3y ago
Published in Readings in Database Systems (2005)
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by ellisv 3y ago
This happens [1]. There’s also a prominent example of expensive research being lost due to combination human and mechanical error [2]. [1] https://time.com/5198546/families-affected-freezer-failure-f... [2] https:&#x2
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by ellisv 3y ago
Unsurprisingly, not everything is intuitive. There are language nuances that can surprise and frustrate users but are often well thought out. It’s exceedingly rare to have a SQL query written 20 years ago that couldn’t be run today, and wri
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by ellisv 3y ago
I'm expecting the Equinox EV to start closer to $40k, even if reports keep saying $30k.
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by ellisv 3y ago
The Bolt EUV is 169.5 inches long vs the Bolt EV's 163.2 inches.
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by ellisv 3y ago
It’s unsurprising though. If nothing else, it would be a good opportunity for the post doc. While there can be some stigma in staying at the same institution (cross-pollination is typically encouraged) it’s also a good show to at least pret
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by ellisv 3y ago
The IRS will always need some info from the tax payer.

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