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by entee 8y ago
One thing that sometimes gets lost in the "health care is inefficient" discussion is that one person's inefficiency is another person's living. The cost controls the paper appears to advocate for literally mean someone i
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by entee 8y ago
Could simply putting the thing in a foil/metal lined drawer in your entryway do the trick?
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This isn't quite the same in that the people in question actually repaid far more than they owed. The "loans" were structured in such a way that they don't seem to end in practice, and that when you give in you have to g
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by entee 8y ago
Lumiata | Onsite | San Mateo | Software Engineer - Data Platform, Junior Sysadmin We're a medical technology company using machine learning and massive amounts of patient data to improve how the healthcare system works. Our tools proce
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At our company if it's in a notebook it's not considered ready for production, it must run as a script before being considered for Eng to take over from DS. It's actually not that hard to write a notebook in such a way that i
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by entee 8y ago
I'm curious to know some examples of what is and isn't permitted. The flashing lights, interesting but not too interesting ding-dong-boom sounds, the loud massive amping up when you win something, all that is allowed and I believe
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by entee 8y ago
I think the points that are well taken are those around identity, relationships and contacts. I've been using iPhones for something like 8-9 years and I didn't know I could specify a contact as a specific family relationship. A wh
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by entee 8y ago
One quibble: child cancer and adult cancer are treated differently. Children can actually take a whole lot more punishment (they tolerate toxicity better, have more ability to recover afterwards), so for some cancers the success rate is sub
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by entee 8y ago
And the judges she have been voting for (not just the supreme court, but across the federal judiciary where she's voted to confirm virtually every one of Trump's judge nominations) are generally in favor of fewer limits on campaig
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by entee 8y ago
Lumiata | Onsite | San Mateo | Software Engineer - Data Platform We're a medical technology company using machine learning and massive amounts of patient data to improve how the healthcare system works. Our tools process millions of pa
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by entee 8y ago
I think olivewell's comment in this subthread is what dooms the idea of camera-only self driving for a really long time horizon: you basically need general AI for it. I work in machine learning in a different area (healthcare) so my pe
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by entee 8y ago
At this point performance cars are no longer truly exploitable on a road legally. Yeah you can do a quick acceleration at the occasional stoplight, but on pretty much no public road are you going to get to a speed that's close to the c
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by entee 8y ago
A choke gets used once upon start, a shift happens dozens of times per drive, it's not the same thing. And no paddle replaces the sheer joy of rowing your own.
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by entee 8y ago
Doesn't the "lake" get filled with sand eventually? Do you need to then excavate/move it away to maintain effectiveness?
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by entee 8y ago
What makes you think these weapons will be discriminate? Who will be deploying them and against what will they deploy them? Drones are dual use technologies, the user matters. AI is also a dual use technology, the trainer matters. AI (poorl
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by entee 8y ago
Just poking around in docs, seems first added in 8.3?
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by entee 8y ago
Possibly because ENUM column types don't seem to exist in all SQL databases? I could be wrong though...
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by entee 8y ago
I wonder if Apple and others that can generate "soft" credit cards could make this (essentially 1 card per merchant) work pretty easily and seamlessly for consumers. I don't know what underlying infrastructure they have thoug
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by entee 8y ago
This is a huge issue, several times I've received fraudulent goods when shopping at Amazon. It has made me completely avoid shopping for certain items there and makes me wary of trusting anything on the site where quality/reliabil
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by entee 8y ago
It's also likely that treatments where you can actually screen for mutations extensively will be more successful. The issue here is you get a lot of mutations that aren't desirable, if you can grow lots of different cultures and I
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by entee 8y ago
Sadly, don't think I can. It's the company's laptop, we put the order in after WWDC assuming it'd be a few months longer before updates, and for various reasons I didn't get to setting this particular one up until r
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by entee 8y ago
I have one of these in front of me now (been working on it for a little over a week, should have waited, d'oh!) and the virtual escape doesn't seem that big a deal. Even if my finger isn't quite on virtual key pretty much at
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by entee 8y ago
They don’t store the password, they store the cyphertext where your single longer password is part of the key. If you wanted to do things that way yourself, my understanding is that you’d be just as secure if you stored the cypher text in a
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by entee 8y ago
That's maybe true but in that case also quite incomplete and doesn't actually conflict with my point. Ethnicity is a readout of where that person grew up, those cultural touchtones reflect that you have a bunch of people living in
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by entee 8y ago
Race is often shorthand for ethnicity, and it's true that to a certain extent different ethnic groups have genetic differences of medical relevance. While variation within groups is generally larger than that between groups, that doesn
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by entee 8y ago
One of the reasons labor unions are weak in the US is the Taft-Hartley act. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labor_Management_Relations_Act... Although the article at the top claims it didn't have a major impact on t
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by entee 8y ago
In California, I'm fairly certain that if they're restricted to below 20mph they're just fine in bike lanes/paths.
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by entee 8y ago
If the stations were upgraded a bit, I bet the docking stations could charge the E-bikes. That would make it especially useful to have docks, far less labor involved in manually charging bikes, the rider sets it to charge automatically!
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by entee 8y ago
You can already use a clipper card to unlock a gobike in SF. It's how I do it all the time, and it's incredibly convenient. If only they had a station essentially every block or every other block; the one by my house is frequently
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by entee 8y ago
Your point is an excellent positive case for his appointment :). I fully agree with you on monopolies and hot spotters. The monopolies are a pernicious issue that's incredibly hard to solve, and targeting hot spotters is not likely to

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