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by exception_e 9y ago
Oops! This has been posted here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14828772 Sorry about the dupe. Hiding the post.
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by exception_e 9y ago
I understand the cell carrier proximity issues, but I'm very interested to see if there's any follow up the server side of things. Perhaps there are some Kubernetes lessons to be learned.
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Network and server issues plague first Pokémon GO Fest(9to5mac.com)
1 points by exception_e 9y ago|2 comments
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by exception_e 9y ago
I love seeing the updates. It is also a great way to get feedback and answer questions about your open source software. Because of this, I plan on posting the next OpenEMR project update here, even though it is mainly bug fixes and UI tweak
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by exception_e 9y ago
EDIT: I re-read your post a few times and understand what you mean (originally thought you were directing name calling to _me_). Yes, it is important to be flexible with these things and not operate in absolutes. It is very important to be
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by exception_e 9y ago
I agree that "Pull Requests for Everything" is actually a good idea to encourage programmers to be practical and provide value (I have a pretty strong opinion here... fork, work, pull is always better than passively entering in an
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by exception_e 9y ago
> I also would like to contribute to open source software projects If you'd like, I'm looking for help on https://github.com/GoTeamEpsilon/OpenEMR-AWS-Guide Send me an email at matthewvita48@gmail.com ...t
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by exception_e 9y ago
Archive folder works. Disc space is cheap and plentiful!
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by exception_e 9y ago
This is great for Docker base images.
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by exception_e 9y ago
Unless it's different with Chromebooks, it's free up to 15 GB.
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by exception_e 9y ago
The Pragmatic Programmer. I'm on mobile, so just Google for it. This book is amazing and still holds up today, for the most part.
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by exception_e 9y ago
touché
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by exception_e 9y ago
Without wine, you can't.
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Angular to React/Redux, a Guide for Angular 1 Experts Looking to Use React/Redux(github.com)
5 points by exception_e 10y ago|0 comments
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by exception_e 10y ago
Just sent both an issue and a PR. Great idea!
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by exception_e 10y ago
Hospitals in America aren't the main consumers of OpenEMR. Think smaller facilities, and hospitals and facilities outside of the US.
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by exception_e 10y ago
It's just for our website and wiki. We've moved to Github for the most part. There is talk between myself and a couple of other contributors to move the site and wiki to AWS :). Feel free to volunteer to speed this up, of course.
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by exception_e 10y ago
Not sure what you mean... can you please be more specific? OpenEMR is 100% open source. It's GPL'ed :). As far as compliance, we are happy to inform you that OpenEMR is now 2014 ONC Ambulatory EHR Certification complete. EDIT: If
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by exception_e 10y ago
Please read about our groundbreaking v5 release here: https://medium.com/openemr/complete-meaningful-use-certifica...
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by exception_e 10y ago
It's an issue with Source forge. We're working on this.
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by exception_e 10y ago
matthewvita48 at gmail dot com
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by exception_e 10y ago
Hi. Appreciate your honest take. > every feature made part of the page UI OpenEMR is currently a web application that doesn't have an independent API (e.g.: REST API). There is a ticket in my modernization project to look into an ol
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Ask HN: Anyone interested in working on an OpenEMR modernization project (OSS)?
11 points by exception_e 10y ago|4 comments
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by exception_e 10y ago
Maybe it's not a bad idea in the long run. I would have a meeting with the team and talk about "stages": 1) Start to split out monolith in separate packages ("services") 2) Use RabbitMQ to "talk" between t
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by exception_e 10y ago
+1 on your point about React making progressive enhancement easier. This repo and related technologies are rather neat! > The biggest argument seems to be laziness: "Progressive enhancement is hard, here's a term that I can app
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by exception_e 10y ago
Correct. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge's_law_of_headlines :)
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by exception_e 10y ago
I do see your point, but I personally like the delineation of "web app" being something that has higher modern web requirements and "website" being something that should work on something like IE9. That is not to say tha
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by exception_e 10y ago
Could use some more people on a code modernization project I'm running for OpenEMR (free EHR solution that is used all over the world). www.open-emr.org Feel free to email me.
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by exception_e 10y ago
Believe me, I'm the first person to kindly point out that something is "Googlable" or, in the case of programming, direct someone to the docs. With this, I couldn't believe that Wikipedia would engage in such a unethical
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by exception_e 10y ago
The thing that makes Wikipedia so special is the fact that the community strives to follow the guidelines they have set forth: - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Your_first_article - https://en.wikipe

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