janlin1999

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by janlin1999 7y ago
The real story here might be about how many exceptions are allowed within HIPAA, and how often health data gets transferred. My understanding is that patient consent is not necessary for things like research, which Google's AI efforts
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by janlin1999 8y ago
Thanks for your comments. It would certainly be hard for me to share as openly as you have here. I understand from your comments that you have turned to some concept of God (cultural inheritance) in order to find meaning in your life. Diffe
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by janlin1999 8y ago
> To be clear, I'm Christian now, as of August. I take the Bible seriously now. But to be extra clear, I believe it's all metaphor. Isn't that an odd position to take when parts of the Bible insist that it is not metaphori
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by janlin1999 8y ago
DocSpot | Health Content Researcher (non-technical role at a small tech company) | Santa Clara, CA | ONSITE | http://www.docspot.com DocSpot helps people find doctors, and we're looking for a health content researcher to he
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by janlin1999 8y ago
Yes, I believe Moro and Galant reflexes were two of the ones that my son worked on. I think there were two others not on that list.
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by janlin1999 8y ago
Not sure if the issues are the same as the ones that we experienced with our son, but my wife suspected that our son had ADHD and she read several books and ended up agreeing with the ideas behind brain balance. She found a chiropractic neu
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by janlin1999 8y ago
DocSpot | Entry-level / Junior Back-End Developer | Santa Clara, CA | ONSITE | http://www.docspot.com DocSpot helps people find doctors, and we're looking for a full-time entry-level / junior developer to rebuild
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by janlin1999 8y ago
DocSpot | Entry-level / Junior Full-stack Developer | Santa Clara, CA | ONSITE | http://www.docspot.com DocSpot helps people find doctors, and we're looking for two full-time entry-level / junior developers to rev
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by janlin1999 8y ago
DocSpot | Entry-level Full-stack Developer | Santa Clara, CA | ONSITE | http://www.docspot.com DocSpot helps people find doctors, and we're looking for a full-time entry-level developer to revamp our website and build some
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by janlin1999 9y ago
DocSpot | Entry-level Full-stack Developer | Santa Clara, CA | ONSITE | http://www.docspot.com We're looking for a full-time entry-level developer to build some infrastructure support services geared towards startups. We do
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by janlin1999 9y ago
DocSpot | Entry-level Full-stack Developer | Santa Clara, CA | ONSITE | http://www.docspot.com We're looking for a full-time entry-level developer to improve our service that helps users find doctors and other healthcare pr
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by janlin1999 9y ago
DocSpot | Entry-level Developer | Santa Clara, CA | ONSITE | http://www.docspot.com We're looking for a full-time entry-level developer to improve our service that helps users find doctors and other healthcare professionals
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by janlin1999 9y ago
DocSpot | Entry-level Back-end Developer | Santa Clara, CA | ONSITE | http://www.docspot.com We're looking for a full-time entry-level back-end developer to improve our service that helps users find doctors and other health
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by janlin1999 9y ago
DocSpot | Entry-level Back-end Developer | Santa Clara, CA | ONSITE http://www.docspot.com We're looking for a full-time entry-level back-end developer to improve our service that helps users find doctors and other healthca
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by janlin1999 10y ago
We'd like to offer more (and hope to do so over time), but for now, we're a small, bootstrapped company.
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by janlin1999 10y ago
DocSpot | Entry-level Back-end Developer | Sunnyvale, CA | ONSITE We're looking for a full-time entry-level back-end developer to build some infrastructure support services geared towards startups. We do not require a college degree an
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by janlin1999 10y ago
DocSpot | Entry-level Back-end Developer | Sunnyvale, CA | ONSITE We're looking for a full-time entry-level back-end developer to build some infrastructure support services geared towards startups. We do not require a college degree an
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by janlin1999 10y ago
DocSpot | Sunnyvale, CA | ONSITE | Entry-level Back-end Developer We're looking for a full-time entry-level back-end developer to build some infrastructure support services geared towards startups. We do not require a college degree an
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by janlin1999 10y ago
DocSpot | Sunnyvale, CA | ONSITE | Entry-level Back-end Developer We're looking for a full-time entry-level back-end developer to build some generally useful services (initial projects are likely not directly related to healthcare). We
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by janlin1999 10y ago
DocSpot | Sunnyvale, CA | full-time | ONSITE We're looking for an entry-level full-stack developer to redesign our site (working with PHP, HTML/CSS, Javascript, and SQL). We do not require a college degree and we also do not requi
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by janlin1999 10y ago
DocSpot | Sunnyvale, CA | ONSITE We're looking for an entry-level web developer to redesign our site. We do not require a college degree and we also do not require previous professional experience. See the relevant link at http:/
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by janlin1999 10y ago
DocSpot | Sunnyvale, CA | ONSITE We simplify the search for doctors. Our mission is to help people make better decisions, in part by bringing transparency to the healthcare industry. We've gotten beyond ramen-profitability and we'
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by janlin1999 11y ago
> A more forthcoming query from you that 1) showed that you had done your homework (you clearly haven't), 2) told me what you know and don't know, and 3) told me which precise points you don't understand or aren't yet
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by janlin1999 11y ago
> This is extremely well backed with research. Sounds like a bold claim in an area of controversy. Do you have recommendations for publicly available online articles that substantiate your claim that are: 1) readable by non-academics 2)
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by janlin1999 11y ago
Doesn't Chomsky make a pretty big assumption there? I feel that he chills intellectual inquiry in this area by calling anyone interested in these questions racists and so forth. It seems that there are legitimate questions that could b
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by janlin1999 11y ago
If read in isolation, the paper seems pretty convincing that something is amiss. However, it looks like some other scientists have generally confirmed the findings from Mann et al.: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hockey
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by janlin1999 12y ago
I'm not terribly well-informed about the evidence linking vaccines to death, so I briefly looked this up: http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vac-gen/6mishome.htm#cause ("the risk of death from vaccines is &#x27
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by janlin1999 12y ago
What does "d6c477a79ea7a633c2bb0e358e32399c1b18eb7d" mean? Also, I'm learning about this and am primarily concerned about the possibility of remote exploits -- if a web server returns 404 for an invalid URL, how does the atta
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by janlin1999 13y ago
It sounds like your database is roughly the same size as the database that we work with, and MySQL performance has been a recurring issue for us. Assuming that you've done a reasonable job of option 2, I gravitate towards option 1 and