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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
I will second the sodium citrate recommendation. It should be in every kitchen if you make food with cheese that is melted. Cheap, crazy long shelf life, very easy to work with. Adding a bit of sodium hexametaphosphate is good if you want t
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That last point is my main gripe. I’ve had many experiences where I’ve had a tab open on my phone editing text, change to another tab to refer to something for the text I’m editing, and change back to find the original tab had to be reloade
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This is true. That said the agreement with the insurance provider or billing processer often requires a hipaa compliant platform with a BAA. I bill through the headway platform as an example and they require a hipaa compliant telehealth pla
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Sure but zoom is hipaa compliant and FaceTime is not. Apple refuses to share a business associate agreement whereas zoom shares this with paid plans. I do agree that I seriously question the security of the small telehealth platforms that c
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Not hipaa compliant for one
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Hands free operation is the obvious answer. When I come home in the evening to a dark home with a bunch of groceries in hand I can just speak an automation prompt and my home is suddenly well lit. When I’m cooking and my hands are gross I c
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Ah I see. Thanks for clarifying
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they aren’t locked down for parts like the phones but some major parts have issues. swapping the lcd on the m1 and m2 MacBooks will result in strange artifacts because the backlight needs to be recalibrated to the new computer. This is only
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The line after the next paragraph: “Now, this only applies to electricity from solar and wind. If we were to produce this electricity from coal or gas, our energy inputs would be much higher. That’s because a lot of energy would be wasted a
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“and zero-carbon power in Britain’s electricity mix has grown from less than 20% in 2010 to nearly 50% in 2021.” This is the key issue, our grid is shit per another link [1] from the same source I originally posted with significantly more d
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Vastly increased power usage would be a big one I would think. For one the USA power grid probably couldn’t handle it as is. Increased brown outs/black outs from higher demand could cause health issues from loss of climate control devi
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You’re conflating not want the job with not want a job
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The two most intelligent people I know are very physically fit. One went to Harvard medical school, the other cal tech. Both have extremely enviable careers with extensive publication history, great resumes, etc. One is a runner and by my u
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Counterpoint: I knew a few people awhile back that wrecked FireWire audio gear because they forced the connecter in backward and powered it on Even now i do a small repair shop as a side business. Broken hdmi connectors because someone forc
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That doesn’t mean it’s not fixed by someone else after auction and salvage titling assuming it’s a car that’s somewhat desirable. So this is just a move that generates more waste?
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Aphex twin did a similar project with “computer controlled music”
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I’m not sure about vyvanse specifically but for some medications the time release mechanism is the coating. my comment should have been more clear
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Letting it dissolve like that will interrupt the time release mechanism. This is not recommended
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I will use my laser jet 2600n until it is physically impossible to maintain it. Toner is a bit pricey but it lasts awhile and is still widely available although the part number has changed. There’s even a service manual online! Came in hand
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Does that hold true for animals though? Modern humans sleep on a pretty consistent schedule but my dog sleeps randomly throughout the day. And unfortunately for him my sleep schedule is utter chaos so he is often up very late And to further
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We started using an automated feeder with our dog. It broke one day and we were surprised to see that he was prompting us to feed him almost exactly at the programmed times. Like down to the minute. Not sure if he’s relying on other sensory
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by hellotheretoday 3y ago
I don’t miss those days. My condolences to her. When I was a student the rule was you had to do a year in community mental health type setting during school as an internship prior to graduation. I forget the exact hours requirement. It was
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Speaking from the clinician side insurance cos often make joining the network difficult and slow. It can take months. They very rarely reach out to get new providers to joint their networks when their subscribers are struggling to find clin
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And type of nurse. Big difference in pay between an rn, Lpn, msn, crnp, but one might colloquially refer to all as a “nurse” (except maybe the crnp). Position matters too. A travel er nurse is going to make significantly more than an outpat
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Its kind of that way How do you reduce inefficiencies and cut costs without compromising care? You cut jobs that are redundant. America spends an insane amount of money on administrative overhead. 4x the average of other wealthy nations [1]
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My billing subcontractor has mentioned this as well but in practice it hasn’t worked extremely for us. Sometimes we resubmit and it gets paid, sometimes not. That’s where I often have to get the patient to directly appeal to their insurer.
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Also a practicing clinician and this is such a terrible problem that goes well beyond what you’ve described Someone comes in and has insurance “x”. “Am I in network?” I don’t know. Probably. I take those plans most of the time. I check Navi
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That doesn’t mean they have chargers that meet the wattage and port needs of newer phones. I still use an iPhone XS Max, which uses a 5 watt usb a charger. If I upgrade to an iPhone 15 I will need to get an usb a to c cable and the phone wi
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As an alternative to your anecdote I pirated media heavily from my teens into my mid 20s. Then I graduated college, got a job, and streaming came out. I basically stopped piracy entirely because it was pointless at that point. It was reason
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Well I use it almost exclusively as a reader. I genuinely think that’s why I’m happier with it; I don’t know why boox, bigme, et al keep trying to sell these screens as tablet/phone replacements. I just don’t think the panels are ready

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