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1081.
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ikiris
8y ago
Having worked on both sides of this, I find this account unlikely at best. If anything, the medical side is generally a horror show, especially at physician owned groups.
1082.
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ikiris
8y ago
After working in healthcare, the startups probably have much better data security. Medical is a horror show of bad data practice. I'd trust Uber with my data before I thought any major health org had any chance of doing it right.
1083.
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ikiris
8y ago
It really isn't. It gives competitors ability to take you down at whim with no control. The right compromise is forced time horizons which are reasonable, and parallel execution, with significant penalties. Natural monopolies are a hug
1084.
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ikiris
8y ago
Nowhere did I mention the EU at all. I was using an absolute scale, and yes, frankly the democrats are a bit right of center. I mean if you declare the electorate the spectrum, then nothing means anything, because its all a completely meani
1085.
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ikiris
8y ago
They aren't two extremes. Democrats are somewhere around center. It's just the spectrum in the US is shifted vastly right as a whole.
1086.
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ikiris
8y ago
I'll admit, this one surprised me. I didn't expect the new admin to support it.
1087.
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ikiris
8y ago
If you exceed your SLO, people think your service is more reliable than it is. When you have your infrequent but expected failures, they are caught by surprise unless you normalize your SLO burn.
1088.
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ikiris
8y ago
They really haven't.
1089.
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ikiris
8y ago
And nothing of value was lost :)
1090.
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ikiris
8y ago
Yes, there is or they wouldn't turn it off. Companies aren't in the habit of trying not to take your money for services without a pretty damn good reason. And if it was that critical it should have support and a SLA contract, and
1091.
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ikiris
8y ago
At least someone gets it.
1092.
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ikiris
8y ago
Insiders?
1093.
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ikiris
9y ago
Yes they do, you just don't like that the answer is let them die.
1094.
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ikiris
9y ago
Because people are rediscovering why SEC rules exist one at a time.
1095.
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ikiris
9y ago
One does not simply update the pager file during MTV business hours.
1096.
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ikiris
9y ago
Because Congress specifically delegated that authority to them for this domain. Go read a history book.
1097.
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ikiris
9y ago
Make America Gilded Again
1098.
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ikiris
9y ago
It's as if twitch, amazon, and 5 million porn sites didn't exist.
1099.
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ikiris
9y ago
You don't seem to understand what you're talking about. The reason for those months out is because everyone is overbooked, and the pricing reflects demand vs supply.
1100.
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ikiris
9y ago
Honey is made of sugar...
1101.
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ikiris
9y ago
https://www.equifaxsecurity2017.com/
1102.
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ikiris
9y ago
No the problem is unethical companies that sell 6mb dsl from a DSLAM fed by 2x t1s, or that refuse to upgrade their peering links because they want their peers to pay them too.
1103.
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ikiris
9y ago
Wow really? Why does the stack take that long to establish end to end? (Feel free to answer me internally :) )