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by enjo 6y ago
San Miguel county in Colorado has found 0.5% of their population has confirmed antibodies after doing 1600+ tests (out of 8,000 people in the county). As another data point, the theory of this thing being widespread in the population seems
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by enjo 7y ago
USAA fits that bill for me.
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by enjo 7y ago
In today’s world Uber eats, Grubhub, etc take 30% of the gross on an order. No way it’s more profitable than having people in house buying alcohol.
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by enjo 7y ago
The other choice is that your QA teams knows this DSL tho. Which is the point: eventually most DSLs converge on the complexity of programming languages and you’re left asking: why not just use a well known programming language in the first
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by enjo 7y ago
There are lots of bad actor reasons (putting career advancement ahead of product success), but there also structural issues that can lead teams to operate this way. The most common: product decisions are made higher up by well intentioned l
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by enjo 7y ago
I strongly disagree with this. You and everyone in your company are on a journey together, a leader who thinks that it’s their job to curate that journey inevitably fails. People know when you’re stressed or when things are tough... when yo
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by enjo 7y ago
Perforce is still in use in content heavy industries because Git still struggles with large binaries. Something with git branch semantics that could handle those files would be huge.
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by enjo 7y ago
At Healthify we’ve built a business by aligning positive health care outcomes with the incentives of people paying for healthcare. I think it’s incorrect to say that American healthcare isn’t interested in positive outcomes, it’s just that
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by enjo 7y ago
Where is this? I can walk into a dispensary.. usually really close to wherever I am and just buy whatever I want. It's like buying bread. When I lived in California I could have it delivered even. Here in Colorado the black market cont
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by enjo 7y ago
In Denver it was a really excellent way to get around... until they ditched the easy to park and abundant smart cars for the much more limited numbers of Mercedes. Then the price creeped up to the point that it was price competitive just to
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by enjo 7y ago
In my experience, growing up in the 80s, people went out FAR less than people do today. Food in general was seen in a very different light. Food was just a thing that you did a couple of times a day. There was very little cultural importanc
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by enjo 7y ago
They’re often people who simply refuse to participate in society in a very basic way... which is fine but I also think that I have some right to personal safety as much as they do. LA has experienced Typhus outbreaks in their homeless camps
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by enjo 7y ago
What is the solution then? All I know is my city (Denver) is being destroyed by it. I have a disgusting camp on my block full of trash, puke, and needles. I can no longer actually use of of the public spaces my tax dollars pay for because w
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by enjo 7y ago
Those billing codes are CRAZY complex tho. One example: when you see a doctor you may generate multiple billing events. For instance they may draw blood, take an X-Ray, and perform a specific type of test. In a sane world you would generate
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by enjo 7y ago
" and the main differentiator is a gimmick. My bet is that drones will be able to service these deliveries MUCH more quickly than humans. They're not in traffic. They can scale up with demand much more easily (much of the wait fo
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by enjo 7y ago
Medical Marijuana states often have similar laws. A registry of people with medical access exists, but it becomes illegal to exfiltrate the data for any reason (the registry is often on one computer in a state house office somewhere).
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by enjo 7y ago
Which is fine. They can have them.
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by enjo 7y ago
I don’t see the issue? DoorDash authenticated that you own the email account via a trusted third party. Once authenticated they authorized you to use the account associated with that email address. It’d be like someone else booking a hotel
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by enjo 7y ago
I’ve noticed that in Denver that the more the bike infrastructure improves, the more people hate cyclists. Partly because cyclists often refuse to actually use the infrastructure instead riding on busy car laden streets one block over. Also
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by enjo 7y ago
It really is the 1980’a again...
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by enjo 7y ago
In a Ponzi scheme you commit fraud. You make false claims about returns, and then use downstream investors money (enticed by those false claims) to pay off upstream investors to keep the scheme going. This is a stock sale. The "mom and
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by enjo 7y ago
TIL that 1.21 gigawatts is $.05.
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by enjo 7y ago
It's at least a little political. After all politics is really mostly about allocating resources. All of your issues here are solvable with money. Most cities have the money to make that change, but due to politics choose not to. I gua
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by enjo 7y ago
I’m starting to see Slack show up in all sorts of places far beyond software development teams. Accounting firms, non profits, and even a home inspector I worked with... I can’t imagine they’re even close full market penetration.
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by enjo 7y ago
This isn’t true of any airport I can think of... and I travel (across the world) quite frequently. The exception is baggage claims for international flights which are usually in a secure area due to the need to pass through customs.
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by enjo 7y ago
Which will come at the cost of billions of tourist dollars when people stop coming in because the entry lines are so long dealing with all of this nonsense. So I’m not sure it’s much of a win.
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by enjo 7y ago
For me the bigger issue here is how one night at a bar might follow me around for the rest of my life. I get into an altercation at a bar and kicked out.. now I have a "record" that everyone can see? There is no due process here.
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by enjo 7y ago
Ya the Beyond Burger is a good veggie burger. The impossible burger is a really good meat substitute, particularly the new version.
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by enjo 7y ago
This isn’t right. The cost of finding an employee at my current company (which Is considered an excellent company in the games industry) is near $70k. The reality is outside of very early resume screening very little of the process is autom
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by enjo 7y ago
Back home to Denver. Where I can live in a place that affords me the chance to walk to everything, something there just isn't much of in Los Angeles.

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