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by jbob2000 8y ago
I had a close friend who developed exactly the system you’re talking about, his website is https://sitata.com Originally, his goal was exactly what yours is - sell to governments. He even had a close contact within the right dep
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by jbob2000 8y ago
When you find a treatment for something that has been plaguing you for years, the only thing you want to do is shout it from the rooftops. GODDAMIT IM FREE! Here’s how I did it...
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by jbob2000 8y ago
Not sure if this will scratch your itch, and I haven't really looked into it, but checkout https://screeps.com/ "The world's first MMO sandbox game for programmers"
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by jbob2000 8y ago
I think you're right that this is just pandering. You need to be near the equator to launch rockets effectively (checkout this pdf from NASA that explains how they use the Earth's rotation to gather momentum: https://ww
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by jbob2000 8y ago
There is much more to managing legal documents than simply tracking content changes. GitHub is not an effective tool for this, read some of the criticisms in the thread. There are better market offerings for lawyers that make signing, print
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by jbob2000 8y ago
So it’s noteworthy and interesting, but here I am getting crushed with flags and downvotes. github can do no wrong, all within its walls are sacred, how dare he speak against our holy temple
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by jbob2000 8y ago
I flagged the original submission because I honestly thought it was spam or a joke or something. Perhaps it’s a vindictive flag in return. But yeah, there’s not much else to say about a recipe on GitHub aside from the fact that it is on Gi
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by jbob2000 8y ago
I'm not opposed to the idea, it just seems like a stretch of what github is made for. What did they select as the programming language for the repo? Junior devs struggle with git concepts, how will this catch on for mainstream recipe u
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by jbob2000 8y ago
Why github? You couldn’t just use pastebin? It’s a recipe! How much collaboration are you expecting to happen? Are you expecting people to file issues about your chili sauce?
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by jbob2000 8y ago
> Check out this up-to-the-minute prediction of Prime Day GMV Sales to find out. This prediction is based on a sophisticated data model taking in last year's estimated $2.3 billion total sales, and our unique view of Amazon sales tr
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by jbob2000 8y ago
I'm skeptical that this will be effective. There are obvious cases of food being unsafe for consumption (ie. A food truck got 150+ people sick at a fair https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/contaminated
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by jbob2000 8y ago
Thanks for the replies and the detailed sources, it's interesting to read! > Point being, they aren't clairvoyant oracles. Yeah, my argument was weak in that regard. They aren't anywhere close to perfect or accurate, I&#x2
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by jbob2000 8y ago
The site is blocked for me at work, but if he didn't include shadow banned comments, then he's missing the biggest pool of potentially negative comments.
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by jbob2000 8y ago
Ok, I understand this - that soccer has many variables and it is difficult to create a model with all of these variables. But my point is, the global economy has way more variables than soccer. Way way way way more variables. At least 7
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by jbob2000 8y ago
Yep, works like this in Canada. The problem is that each clinic implements a different record system, so someone needs to undergo effort to translate them when you switch systems. Also, I worked with OSCAR, one of Canada's biggest EMRs
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by jbob2000 8y ago
But Goldman Sachs are the kings of predicting uncertainty! This is their whole business! They make billions predicting certainty through the murky, uncertain waters of the global economy. Would you argue that the global economy is more unce
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by jbob2000 8y ago
It's not good public policy for millions of people to make individual decisions about this. It's expensive for the healthcare system when there are a million different ways for it to access your data; some people bring in papers,
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by jbob2000 8y ago
Is this really an effective way to fund projects? What are all these projects going to do with $1? Wouldn't it be better to give 1 very promising project $2,000?
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by jbob2000 8y ago
I would hesitate to call you autistic if your only symptoms are poor eye contact and social interaction. It just seems like a burdensome label for problems that anyone could have. I don't know your situation, but if you can get past th
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by jbob2000 8y ago
The tariffs on Canada make sense. The Chinese were selling their steel to “Canadian” companies who were then selling it to the US. Canadian government is fairly toothless when it comes to managing China partly because we’re non-confrontatio
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by jbob2000 8y ago
The American government is absolutely not in bed with Apple and Apple has done a lot to distance themselves from the government (San Bernardino comes to mind). In fact, most American companies are at odds with the government, and if they d
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by jbob2000 8y ago
Yet, those same people are OK with handing 5/4s of their pay to billionaires. The debt levels Americans sustain purely to avoid the “taxman” is astounding!
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by jbob2000 8y ago
The desire is the same, whether it’s animated or not. That’s the issue - you still desire sexual power imbalances. It’s not about using the power, it’s about the desire. Anyways, these are just my musings on the matter. I am not an expert o
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by jbob2000 8y ago
It's not just the harm to children that people have problems with, it's the power difference between an adult and a child. Adults have power over children, they place their trust in us. We are supposed to use our power over childr
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by jbob2000 8y ago
The author is being disingenuous by saying that these are different. The form of the “art” is different, but the motivations behind it are the same; lust for youth. It’s the motivations that people have problems with, not the form that the
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by jbob2000 8y ago
What’s wrong is that entire kingdoms were built around “snippets”; low value content that is simple and short and doesn’t really need anything more than a table (movie times) or a few short sentences (recap of events aka “news”).
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by jbob2000 8y ago
I mean, it's just a basic tenant of commercial insurance. If you hold lots of cash, you are at a higher risk for theft. This is evaluated when you are in the process of acquiring commercial insurance. You basically just asked me for a
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by jbob2000 8y ago
You’re partly right - a scientific endeavor to figure out the color of a button would be over-the-top, because it’s not that important. But to the article’s point, if you’re running banking software or something, your users don’t give a s
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by jbob2000 8y ago
Uh, literally any commercial insurance? You get categorized into a risk pool depending on whether you handle cash or not, and how much cash you store overnight. Google “commercial insurance”, there’s usually a section for Theft and Counterf
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by jbob2000 8y ago
Completely false. There is a huge difference in what an insurance company will insure your business for if you regularly hold $500 vs. $5,000. Cash is a huge liability. Also, I can store $500 in a locked drawer or I can comfortably bring it

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