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by jazoom 8y ago
Everywhere I've ever worked, >90% of people bring their meals to work >90% of the time. This sounds like another of those special microcosm "problems".
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by jazoom 8y ago
On the bright side, if people are found to get cancer from eating these things for 5 years, you'll probably have dodged a bullet.
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by jazoom 8y ago
The protocol is secure. The webpage, who knows?
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by jazoom 8y ago
I don't think you have anything to apologise for.
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by jazoom 8y ago
I understand why you think that, but I actually wasn't joking. I believe people should be able to wear what they like. Good on your game dev friend. That's not an easy thing to do. Pacific Islander men often wear what we in the We
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by jazoom 8y ago
I bet the pressure is even greater for men not to wear dresses.
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by jazoom 8y ago
That doesn't sound right to me, unless the ancestor species is quite different from humans. The sperm that are likely to get anything done have been shot into the cervical opening. The penis doesn't get into there.
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by jazoom 8y ago
But that's nothing to do with the NSFW warning. I purposely included the comment about browsing Facebook to make this more clear.
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by jazoom 8y ago
Genuine question: will people actually get offended if they walk past your screen and get a glimpse of an anatomical drawing? Or is it seen as a not-appropriate-for-work thing? If so, why not? I'd think more of my colleague for reading
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by jazoom 8y ago
This is pretty interesting. The comments are also interesting. The author of this article was apparently banned from /r/feminism and a well-known ob/gyn feminist disagrees with the author's position. That makes me hesita
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by jazoom 8y ago
Try it and see if it works?
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by jazoom 8y ago
You have a really good point about local practice security. I agree. I disagree about the card in wallet thing. Patients won't keep it updated. Also, most patients won't have it on them. And for many patients it would have to be a
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by jazoom 8y ago
> My Health Tecird is not going to help you in the ER in any way shape or form. So you've been a doctor working in ED? > will only be shown a summary of medical history not a clinically useful record I'm going to guess you&#
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by jazoom 8y ago
This is an interesting question and I'm still pondering on the implications. I am generally in favour of people signing up for this (or not opting out as the case is now) because it very well may save their life one day. Emergency depa
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by jazoom 8y ago
I dunno man. I'm not a member of the AMA and I've always run pretty well on time unless I get bowled a bouncer. I used to get frustrated with doctors running late, until I became one. It's the patients that come before you th
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by jazoom 8y ago
It's really not that much money as an incentive. Doctors won't do it unless they believe it's a good thing. Source: I'm an Australian doctor.
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by jazoom 8y ago
>It almost seems like city centres are not finite. Who would have thought? Did you get your sarcasm backwards? finite -> infinite ?
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by jazoom 8y ago
Yes. You can use replace() instead of push(). But there are other issues like bookmarking or sharing the page with the menu open. People won't expect the result. It's really not difficult to create an on-page menu so this seems mo
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by jazoom 8y ago
I just opened and closed it a few times to try it out. Then I pressed the back button several times to get back here, cycling the menu open and closed again. I'm gonna go with "it's a bad idea".
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by jazoom 8y ago
Does it work with CockroachDB? It aims for compatibility with Postgres but there are some differences so some projects aren't compatible.
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by jazoom 8y ago
Considering this is a trial I assume they'll be monitoring that.
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by jazoom 8y ago
And they have a great safety record. Maybe 13 is a lucky number after all?
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by jazoom 8y ago
I disagree, and it's okay we disagree. I believe you using high-activation language saying nothing but "race troll" doesn't even try to engage the point OP and I were making. Please just delete my comment above. It obvio
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by jazoom 8y ago
This is not race trolling, dang. Why do you say it is? It highlights the absurdity of obsession with race. Colour of skin often doesn't even correlate well with race, and even if it did, it's a ridiculous measure to use as a guide
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by jazoom 8y ago
Perhaps I misunderstood. Since he/she mentioned "SES" I thought the "cloud providers" were SendGrid, etc.
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by jazoom 8y ago
All of them? At least all those I've ever used or looked into do.
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by jazoom 8y ago
Why not just self-identify as one of us? Who judges this anyway?
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by jazoom 8y ago
>If white males were systemically discriminated by their gender and their skin color, This is an ironic comment in this post.
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by jazoom 8y ago
I think the same but looking at all his very public "Tweeting" I can certainly understand if someone was to crticise. I'm not sure the tweeting has made his plans any more effective.
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by jazoom 8y ago
When I saw it this morning I instantly loved it. But for some reason if I select the option for it to follow the cursor whenever I click on an item in the list it scrolls the list back to where the cursor is in the document. It's a sup

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