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idealmedtech
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Welcome to cyber security in medicine! Stay a while!
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There's lots of mentions of Maps.ME, which is no longer open source. The spiritual successor is called Organic Maps
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Code execution of code written by your own engineers!
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4y ago
That's the one!
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idealmedtech
4y ago
My old workhorse T530 is now a home media center, and it's snappier than ever, even with KDE and all the window effects!
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4y ago
On a similar note for Windows: Everything Search. Blazing fast, super easy syntax, powerful search tools. Almost don't remember where most things are stored on my hard drive these days, since they're all just a shortcut and a few
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How do you manage the keys? Rotation every now and then? New keys with each deployment?
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Population Dynamics of the Kākāpō (2022)
(doc.govt.nz)
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Axiom of choice isn't really relevant to Godel's work, except for the fact that it's part of axiomatic systems. But in response to your comment, I was pointing out that there's lots of interesting math that comes from th
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There's whole _fields_ of inquiry that either take or leave the axiom of choice; so yes, absolutely.
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4y ago
No, he proved that under existing axiomatic systems, there are some statements which cannot be proven to be true axiomatically, even though they are true; such axiomatic systems are, in his terminology, incomplete. A subtle but important di
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4y ago
Millionaires and billionaires are typically NIMBYs, not YIMBYs (although in SF being a millionaire is common enough that this probably isn't totally true)
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4y ago
> it simply issues (with a refund of the permit processing fees) if the deadline passes. We're a medical device company with Breakthrough Device status, and it works largely like this. Whenever we submit, FDA has 30 days to reach a
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4y ago
Never since have I found such unique and interesting web apps/essays/videos. Was very cool how it took you to the actual site, but somehow felt a lot more curated than the link aggregators of the time. Every single click was so fu
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Ah, my apologies! This is the one I thought you were associated with; one letter makes a big difference: https://www.volusion.com/ I figured it was one of those "founder-has-a-blog-with-very-similar-name-to-capture-new
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4y ago
Quick but important note: for those who don't know already, Volution sells a square space-esque managed site builder with hosting, which means this post does have a minor conflict of interest (although these days I guess it's call
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I haven't read the code, but I'm guessing the API they're using would allow them to track _all_ changes. The only reason Reddit works that way is because they choose to only keep one version of the comment internally (or at l
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> First and foremost, for reasons that are unclear to me, ObfDereferenceObject is exposed to driver developers through a macro3 called ObDereferenceObject. I don’t understand what the point of this even is , but in any case, we can find
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4y ago
You mean VGA? Most every monitor these days still has VESA mounting holes.
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Anecdotally, I've found that coil whine is much less of an issue in their chunkier models, eg P53 (not P53s)
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4y ago
I'd love to see that distribution at the end with a log-axis for the file size! Or maybe even log-log, depending. Gives a much better sense of "shape" when working with these sorts of exponential distributions
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I originally just stumbled upon it myself (when I first started I was reading a lot of topology books), but that video was great for showing the load strand effect! Felt great to have stumbled into the "right" way by accident
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If you clean a figure 8 really well, it's just as easy to untie after a whip as a bowline (okay, maybe not just as easy, but very close), and much much more universal for your partner to inspect. The process I follow to ensure a clean
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Back in college, the engineering school had a farm of Linux servers from which you could access all your documents, as well as log in to your account from any number of computer labs around campus. Back when I was first learning Linux (not
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Pluton is also a geological term, referring to magma domes that have solidified and since eroded to yield granite structures like Half Dome.
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There are many many very difficult parts to novel drug developments, and I'm not saying they will have success finding something that doesn't infringe and also scales. What I'm saying is that the strategy of doing everything
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Most older expired IP insulin just isn't very convenient to use for most people; it requires more intense participation from the people using it, so you tend to get worse results (imagine if you had to actively think about breathing in
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No one in their right mind would build manufacturing from scratch. Contract manufacturers exist to do relatively cheap design work in exchange for access to their expensive-to-build (but cheap to use by comparison) manufacturing facilities.
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The biggest issue with DRY is commitment to a bad abstraction just for the sake of not copy-pasting some code. Abstractions should be liquid while you're figuring out the best way to model your problem, and DRY can often be a culprit i
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I've found my general file organization suffered with this but my naming of files improved dramatically! Great tool.
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