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901.
by jazoom 10y ago
Your problem with doctors sounds like it's their time constraint. Why don't you pay a bit more to get a longer consult? You want them to work magic in 20 minutes? I responded to OP's statement. Dismissing is quite different.
902.
by jazoom 10y ago
Sure. And most of us would be super keen to use that. In fact, ED doctors in particular use heaps of things like that. Maybe instead of rule systems we will eventually use deep learning algorithms.
903.
by jazoom 10y ago
Test results mean nothing without expert interpretation. This isn't some doctor conspiracy.
904.
by jazoom 10y ago
I think this is way off. Doctors generally actually just have no idea about technology. I'm a programmer and a doctor so all I ever see is ways we can improve things with technology. I've never seen a doctor shun technology to kee
905.
by jazoom 10y ago
That's quite a lot you've taken away from one anecdote. ACE-inhibitors are well-known to cause a cough but not like the one you're describing. If I was to guess I'd say he had a respiratory tract infection that magically
906.
by jazoom 10y ago
Telstra doesn't seem to care about security. Their high end Technicolour router stops working for me when I change the original password after a device reset. Their advice: "Don't change the password". If I recall correc
907.
by jazoom 10y ago
I don't deny changes. I do think Nintendo is well within their right to focus on their home country first and I believe they had their reasons for doing it.
908.
by jazoom 10y ago
You're right, the US should be first in everything and focusing on your home country (Japan) first is wrong.
909.
by jazoom 10y ago
I tried this but ended up going with SimpleStorage. I can't remember why but there was something better about it.
910.
by jazoom 10y ago
Maybe they didn't want to be predictable?
911.
by jazoom 10y ago
VPN is another option.
912.
by jazoom 10y ago
What I needed too. Thanks.
913.
by jazoom 10y ago
That's very clever. Thanks for sharing.
914.
by jazoom 10y ago
Haha. Thanks for the chuckle.
915.
by jazoom 10y ago
I've just started using Portainer and it is indeed very nice.
916.
by jazoom 10y ago
Electron isn't sand.
917.
by jazoom 10y ago
Yeah, that's the problem with Nightmare. It's great otherwise.
918.
by jazoom 10y ago
It's not designed for that. It doesn't even have a package manager, or a number of other things that are needed for a dev machine.
919.
by jazoom 10y ago
Container Linux. Oh wait, that won't work so well...
920.
by jazoom 10y ago
Singapore is a modern miracle
921.
by jazoom 10y ago
>The man handpicked by Malcolm Turnbull to head the government’s digital transformation has said the error rate in Centrelink’s data-matching process is so unfathomably high that it would send a commercial enterprise out of business. I c
922.
by jazoom 10y ago
But then the browser won't autofill it, so what's the problem?
923.
by jazoom 10y ago
I'm sure you didn't mean it that way, but that sounded a little bit sexist.
924.
by jazoom 10y ago
Ironically, this page looks like it doesn't even need JS. It's comical how long it took to load.
925.
by jazoom 10y ago
In the USA, it seems all you need is to dream up something.
926.
by jazoom 10y ago
Isn't the whole purpose encapsulation?
927.
by jazoom 10y ago
I'm curious why a designer has a special way of making an API?
928.
by jazoom 10y ago
I think Vue plans to adopt web components when they are viable.
929.
by jazoom 10y ago
I'm in the process of moving to a FTTN place, and it's really no different to the crappy experience of ADSL. If it's not FTTP, it's still relying on some crappy company's crappy infrastructure.
930.
by jazoom 10y ago
I just wish we had their internet infrastructure. It's far from the best in the world, but it's better than what we have by a long shot.

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