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by hehheh 10y ago
IANAL, but I don't think HIPAA applies. As I understand it, HIPAA only applies to doctor/patient interactions, not situations where the "patient"[1] is looking for data independently. [1] patient is probably the wrong te
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by hehheh 10y ago
You (and malikNF) are acting like Waterluvian was saying all Linux is bad, when that couldn't be further from the truth. Waterluvian is saying that simply choosing to switch to Linux doesn't automatically mean you'll get away
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by hehheh 10y ago
> That's more readable and less indented. It's also self documenting. It also pushes you ever closer to the dex method cap imposed by Android, unfortunately.
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by hehheh 10y ago
A little. So many of the people commenting seem very competent and are doing neat things, stuff that's way beyond my abilities. I spend more time than I'd like to admit just trying to get my Android UIs to look at best not-shitty.
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by hehheh 10y ago
Or if you want to get real old school a checklist.
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by hehheh 10y ago
You drove around with a battery swollen by 1-2 cm ? I'm equally shocked that the Apple store didn't evacuate the area when you brought the laptop to their counter. That is some serious swelling.
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by hehheh 10y ago
I'm a little drunk so please forgive me if I'm way off base here or if I'm ultimately describing a service that already exists. Unless I'm mistaken, CloudFlare's services necessarily require they act as a MITM. Woul
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by hehheh 10y ago
Android pre-M had a permission system, it's just that the permissions had to be granted by the user when the app was installed (or updated, if there was a change). Many or most users didn't read the warnings or didn't care. I
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by hehheh 10y ago
Should people in those industries have access to the outside web on the computers that have even a smidge of access to data that must be kept private by law? I'd say "no" -- I can't think of a scenario in which a healthc
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by hehheh 10y ago
> You aren't going to interview with your future manager because they don't know who your future manager is. I generally agree when it comes to cold resumes. However, in this case, OP is talking about being actively recruited.
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by hehheh 10y ago
The bots (if there are any, I don't know) were designed to upvote the posts enough that they'd flood the "all" page, which is an aggregation of many subreddits.
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by hehheh 10y ago
It shrinks the size of any recalls that may be required should something go wrong. (I don't know this for a fact, however.)
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by hehheh 10y ago
It's not inherently safer but Uber does do things that most taxi companies don't that help improve safety, albeit slightly. Really basic things like providing the user with a photo of the driver and a description of the car includ
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by hehheh 10y ago
This article is long on assertions and devoid of facts. It is junk. To the author: post again when you can back up your statements.
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by hehheh 10y ago
This sounds an awful lot like an old(ish?) technique termed "write-through caching". Building data structures that can take advantage of write-through caching at reddit-comment-scale does sound like it'd be an interesting pro
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by hehheh 10y ago
Why should I wait until your fist makes contact with my face to consider your action a harmful crime? That's absurd.
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by hehheh 10y ago
A 40ish% increase in risk cannot simply be handwaved away. That's huge.
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by hehheh 10y ago
I think you missed one of the points. How many of those 95% of Americans want to/are willing to work in a call center?
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by hehheh 10y ago
I get emails from medium reporting stats about some comment I wrote long ago. I haven't opted out because I find it amusing; they're actually keeping track of how many people look at a one line comment I made a few months ago. I k
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by hehheh 10y ago
It could also be due to some mundane detail like the service's cost.
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by hehheh 10y ago
What, you don't like decade+ old highly useful and yet ignored issues?[0][1] [0] https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRA-1369 [1] https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRA-3821 PS: Here's a bo
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by hehheh 10y ago
Makes me think of this: https://www.amazon.com/NetReset-NR-1000US-Automated-Cycler-R... heh
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by hehheh 10y ago
I'm not in insurance but I assume that it is the nature of pooled risk that there will be a million one-off cases (or N cases where N is the number of members in the pool). Given that, is it possible or even desirable to make changes b
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by hehheh 10y ago
Any time I read someone saying something like that I internally replace the subject with food. "Why would anyone buy food professionally made at a restaurant when you could make something similar at home?" Because I want something
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by hehheh 10y ago
Unless I'm mistaken GWB didn't have to deal with a foreign government interfering with our elections. Besides, this sort of thing will only be relevant a few times in the President's career and the odds are pretty good that i
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by hehheh 10y ago
> I think we need to ensure people pay attention, instead of adding even more information to these systems. How do we ensure drivers pay attention?
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by hehheh 10y ago
No specs, no benchmarks, no looking inside the case..
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by hehheh 10y ago
Is the zero width space destined to be the next maligned value, comparable to null?
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by hehheh 10y ago
A self driving truck doesn't have to go 60mph to be as cost efficient as a human driven truck. They could be governed at 45 mph and still come out way ahead and cause far less damage if something does go wrong.
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by hehheh 10y ago
We can predict some of the changes. I'm looking forward to the day where those with poor sight and poor reflexes (eg many old people) can get around cheaply and easily, without much risk to themselves or others. Drunk driving injuries

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