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by idoh 5y ago
In some situations yes, in others, if they read a 5.5 or a 6, then they will pick the one that fits.
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by idoh 5y ago
I happen to know a lot of doctors, including, as an example, an OBGYN. As it was explained to me, for vaginal births: - at some point someone, without evidence, speculated that cervix dilation should proceed along some curve - cervix dilati
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The SOC2 Starting Seven(latacora.micro.blog)
2 points by idoh 5y ago|0 comments
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by idoh 5y ago
A couple months ago I took on a project that involved working with coda, figma, with a company on the google productivity stack (gmail, meet, gcal), and the workload (mainly ram requirements) really crushed my computer. I had to get a new o
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by idoh 5y ago
This is interesting, I wonder how the trend will play out. I remember the days when there would be apps like, "It's uber, but for lawn care / hair cuts / etc ...". Now we are heading into a future where you'd s
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by idoh 5y ago
Agreed. I was looking at them even before this dip. They are valued so low that even if they simply maintain current earnings relative to inflation they are an OK investment.
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by idoh 5y ago
It’s just definitional at this point - I’d say that a text file counts as a to do list.
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by idoh 5y ago
I saw that too. Who knows where the risk is from? In CA they have really strict rules around cancer labels so basically everything and every plance has them now.
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by idoh 5y ago
I’ve spent way too much money on fountain pens, and these are the ones I like the best: https://www.muji.us/products/aluminum-fountain-pen-e5a2 - less than $16 bucks too. Only Muji sells them so you won’t find them on
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by idoh 5y ago
Cats catch mice, not rats. You’d need some terrier dogs to clean this up.
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by idoh 5y ago
Quick question while we are all talking about lisps - any recommendations for a scheme-based web development repl? I’ve tried Racket and their framework, and while the documentation is great the one thing I really miss is that you have to d
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by idoh 5y ago
I saw this happening in Woodside CA (very much in the SF Bay Area) less than a year ago.
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Ask HN: Accounting / Accountant for Consulting
1 points by idoh 5y ago|0 comments
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by idoh 5y ago
Adding to the pile of annoyances with DST - I’m now working at a fully remote company with employees spread across the US and the EU. The switch to DST is not synced between Europe and North America, which cause all types of scheduling havo
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by idoh 5y ago
You sue the person who made the post.
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by idoh 5y ago
Add another vote here. Are shipping containers in the top ten list of innovations for the 20th century? My vote is yes.
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by idoh 5y ago
I’ve lost faith, it’s too late for that. Reuters and AP seem to play it straight. NPR I’d say is somewhat biased, not really at the facts level but in the way stories are framed. NYT is a hopeless lost cause. WaPo, I have no opinion on, I d
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by idoh 5y ago
It’s the spin, the contrast between what’s on the screen and the commentary about it. It causes me to lose faith in CNN as an unbiased source. Doesn’t apply to all MSM, but it’s a data point.
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by idoh 5y ago
The journalist is literally standing in front of a burning building: https://youtu.be/igzNAzcXNBA It’s totally fair to lose faith after seeing that.
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by idoh 5y ago
Circle is on a usage based model, so the billing happens on a per job basis, and is based on minutes and compute type. Whether that translates into big returns or not depends on what you think the future of CI/CD looks like.
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by idoh 5y ago
I could go on for days … A - The majority of data science insights is kinda useless for guiding software product direction. Much better to have a well defined strategy and just execute on that, tradeoffs and all. I have to engage in the gam
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by idoh 5y ago
It’s so crazy, the government just has to get out of the way of developers and then the problem will just sort of solve itself. We are sitting on the biggest economic opportunity thinkable because there is 30+ years of pent up construction
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by idoh 5y ago
How would the proximity sensors work? The can’t go active sonar…
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by idoh 5y ago
You can just remote into a terminal if you want a CLI from an iPad.
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by idoh 5y ago
What’s your prediction around schools? Vaccination rates are much lower, many kids aren’t eligible for vaccines, and it is a bit of a hot house environment with lots of children packed into a small area. So does school return too? Just curi
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by idoh 5y ago
What briefcase is better than a Halliburton?
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by idoh 5y ago
Wood has been in space before, see this link: https://space.stackexchange.com/questions/18856/puzzler-whic... Apparently, balsa wood makes a good heat shield.
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by idoh 5y ago
Problems with contacts causing infections.
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by idoh 5y ago
I had a coworker who had lasik. About a year later, she got a paper cut on her cornea, (for real, she took a piece of paper off of a copy machine and it nicked her eyeball) across the lasik flap. It was extremely painful, messed up her visi
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by idoh 5y ago
Let's not abolish it, but let's provide some alternatives. If you can demonstrate some proficiency across the three Rs, then why does it matter if you go to high school or not?

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