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Expert Make Tip: Use .DELETE_ON_ERROR(innolitics.com)
2 points by jdgiese 7y ago|0 comments
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by jdgiese 7y ago
I agree, in general, but I do think it is worth pointing out that bash is very good at what it was made for---i.e., starting processes, redirecting their output, etc. Compare: { a; b && c; } ≫ log.txt With the same written in
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by jdgiese 7y ago
I'm glad to hear it is useful! Our mission at Innolitics is: > To accelerate progress in medical imaging by sharing knowledge, creating tools, and providing quality services to our clients, with the ultimate purpose of improving pa
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by jdgiese 7y ago
Thank you for the kind words! We appreciate it, and it is nice to hear that people find it to be useful. We just added a new feature yesterday---it is a new tab that allows you to analyze a DICOM file within the browser, see the values it c
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by jdgiese 7y ago
Full disclosure: I am the CEO of Innolitics, a development firm that specializes in medical imaging applications. The most authoritative source on DICOM is the free standard: https://www.dicomstandard.org/current/ It i
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by jdgiese 7y ago
I am not a medical professional, so I may be getting some details wrong, but my understanding is that many pediatricians over-prescribe antibiotics for ear-infections (sometimes due to demands of the parents), and having additional informat
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by jdgiese 7y ago
Along these lines, I would recommend this lecture about the Iliad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XD0FEcK9smE The speaker (I believe a professor) makes some very compelling connections between the Iliad and gang culture.
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by jdgiese 7y ago
> Without the code the company is nothing, so it's definitely not 'debt'. I reconcile the concept that code is a debt with your statement in the following way: The feature produced by a piece of code can be an asset, but t
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by jdgiese 8y ago
I don't listen to music very often, and as a result, I rarely use iTunes. What is so bad about it (just wondering)?
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by jdgiese 8y ago
I work at a fully remote company and live with my spouse on Manhattan (the upper west side to be precise). I take walks through Central Park everyday and frequently work at a few of the different public libraries. I love living in a place w
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by jdgiese 8y ago
We are a remote-only company (Innolitics.com), and have hired several junior developers. I think it is harder for them to get up to speed, but definitely still quite possible. Pair programming, video calls, and detailed PR reviews all hel
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by jdgiese 8y ago
> More worryingly, however, is your response to the critiques of this thread. If my concerns were so wrongheaded and just so darn disagreeable, shouldn't you have simply ignored them? Or wait and see if they were validated by others
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by jdgiese 9y ago
> but it indicates carelessness in the hiring process Perhaps we are using the word careless differently, but I don't see how using heuristics like this implies carelessness on behalf of the employer. If anything, it seems to indic
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by jdgiese 9y ago
I recommend reading "The Story of Art" by Gombrich. It is very well written, although perhaps it should have been called "The Story of Western Art".
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Graduate from Sed and Sort to Lnav, the Logfile Navigator(innolitics.com)
3 points by jdgiese 10y ago|0 comments
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by jdgiese 10y ago
I am curious as to why you don't think programming will be big in 30 years? One of my partners (we studied Biomedical Engineering together in undergrad) completed medical school, and then he decided it wasn't for him, and that he
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by jdgiese 10y ago
Love this! If you think you are a BASH pro, check out your knowledge with some challenge problems: http://innolitics.com/10x/advanced-bash-exercises/ Also has some other useful BASH links and comments. Here is a
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by jdgiese 10y ago
Will this modify the underlying markdown?
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by jdgiese 10y ago
Am on iPhone 6s and I see horizontal scrolling outside code blocks.
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by jdgiese 10y ago
I definitely agree that people are slow to switch from what they know, but I don't think it is impossible to build software that will make people jump ship on the old stuff. Take Sketch for example ( http://www.sketchapp.com
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by jdgiese 10y ago
I'm sorry, but I don't see why/how they would be sent to `map` immediately, given where the parenthesis are in the above code snippet. `Promise.prototype.map` isn't a builtin function is it? If the `map` call was insid
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by jdgiese 10y ago
Super excited to start seeing async/await in some of the browsers. Async/await makes certain function decorator patterns even more useful, e.g. http://innolitics.com/10x/javascript-decorators-for-promise-...
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Decorating Async JavaScript Functions(innolitics.com)
2 points by jdgiese 10y ago|0 comments
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by jdgiese 11y ago
I would have thought the same thing, especially given that I used to play Starcraft 2 but stopped because it was too stressful, however a friend of mine introduced me to factorio, and it is actually very relaxing.
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Software's Hidden Demon: Code Quality(innolitics.com)
4 points by jdgiese 11y ago|0 comments
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Realtime card game built with Node.js and websockets(github.com)
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Programming Languages for Business People(innolitics.com)
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by jdgiese 13y ago
Even if meta data could be useful for stopping murders and rape, it is really worth providing the police and other law enforcement agencies this kind of power over the populace to make this end? Especially, when the number of cases it coul
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by jdgiese 13y ago
"everything"? I wonder when airplanes are going to be new again, or books, or cars. Maybe you mean everything related to computers? I am not sure of even that though...
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by jdgiese 13y ago
I don't get out much, but I only know 1 (out of > 15) web-developers that use Windows...

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