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by jrowley 6y ago
Honesty, I’ve been using LastPass for years and lately the chrome and Firefox extensions have been really buggy for me. Especially the chrome one. So I’m not sure it’s nefarious.
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by jrowley 6y ago
Parker Higgens made a really cool Twitter bot using this project, which creates a little clip of a random record playing: https://twitter.com/78_sampler?s=21
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by jrowley 6y ago
I think the parent commenter would say that open ended nature of the task makes it not menial - so they procrastinate because it's very hard to get started. Its discrete, not a single ticket that's easier to focus on and get info
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by jrowley 6y ago
My dad, a radiologist once had patient that was so large that they couldn't fit them on a conventional CT scanner. Luckily this was a university town, so they were able to access the vet's large animal scanner.
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by jrowley 6y ago
AWS also has Cognito which is closer to Auth0 I think?
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by jrowley 6y ago
This isn't a universal solution by any means, but for people you regularly interact with you, you could provide them transparent masks, that allow for better lip reading. For example: https://www.walmart.com/ip/UMf
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by jrowley 6y ago
I use customer.io Makes it very easy to iterate/experiment.
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by jrowley 6y ago
I was using CityStrides but now I'm using StreetFerret. I like the map a bit more and it shows more stats which is nice. Both have some room for improvement. https://www.streetferret.com/
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by jrowley 6y ago
I’m running every street in my city.
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by jrowley 6y ago
First, I highly doubt any investors would be interested in yet another Uber/Lyft competitor with nothing to differentiate. They operate at billion dollar losses and just laid off a bunch of employees. It's just a race to who can d
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by jrowley 6y ago
And I’d argue the barrier to entry for taxi businesses should be higher. More cars on the road doesn’t help the environment, or speed up anyone’s commute. Allowing Uber to circumvent this is moving our state in the wrong direction. And uber
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by jrowley 6y ago
I cannot “make my own Uber”. I don’t have a bottomless pit of Saudi Oil money to throw into this unprofitable space. The only people that have the money to compete have no desire to put workers first. They are just trying to establish a mon
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by jrowley 6y ago
Also in those developed countries without minimum wage, they have national healthcare. So a poor comparison in my opinion.
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by jrowley 6y ago
Yeah, they can have no minimum wage because they have organized labor. But if you’re a 1099 for Uber and you attempt to organize a union, you’ll just get fired. Without the ability to form a union, or wage protection, workers are going to b
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by jrowley 6y ago
We already have laws that restrict how Californians work (eg minimum wage, OSHA, EEOC). Do you think we should rollback those requirements as well, in the name of freedom?
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by jrowley 6y ago
It's unfortunate that isn't battery powered/more portable.
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by jrowley 6y ago
If you are fortunate enough to have privilege, you should exercise it to make the world a better place. That might mean attempting to change a company from the inside, or that might mean leaving them and not supporting them. And then once y
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by jrowley 6y ago
If employees are feeling like their values are no longer in alignment with the company they can leave. ICE is hiring.
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by jrowley 6y ago
For measuring spread of disease like prostate cancer imaging can be really helpful, see: PSMA PET-CT. I could imagine a world where imaging is really cheap and agents were safer, in which case we might opt to use imaging instead of physical
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by jrowley 6y ago
Some companies actively solicit feedback after interactions with customer support, about the interaction. Those surveys link back directly to the agent. More generally there's also NPS.
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by jrowley 6y ago
HIPAA also only applies to covered entities and their business associates, of which the university most likely is not, or at least not in their capacity as OPs employer.
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by jrowley 6y ago
If you have a thin budget and lots of part time employees or people just dipping their feet in the project/ trying things out, while you are bootstrapping, I could see it feeling expensive. But the cost is trivial compared to say US he
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by jrowley 6y ago
I imagine it'd be hard to bring preprint studies + twitter threads to head of your department and use that as the basis for institutional policy change? Although it could change individual physician's practice which I guess is whe
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TellYourContacts – Coronavirus Notification Resource(tellyourcontacts.org)
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by jrowley 6y ago
If you're already satisfied by your experience on the phone, and you don't have to relearn anything, that could be a pretty compelling reason to go with the SE.
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by jrowley 6y ago
I love that this was posted on 4/20
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by jrowley 7y ago
I recently got an unexpected netflix marketing email too.
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by jrowley 7y ago
My mom had similar symptoms last week and got tested for influenza a, influenza b, RSV and COVID 19. All came back negative. I add this anecdote just to show there are plenty of bad bugs out there. I’m glad to hear you and your family are d
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by jrowley 7y ago
It's a Public Health Order supported by California state law. > UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF CALIFORNIA HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE SECTIONS 101040, 101085, AND 120175, THE HEALTH OFFICER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO Also it's
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by jrowley 7y ago
Give everyone a copy of why we sleep, and then have a chapter by chapter book club over a couple of weeks? I applaud you for helping people with their sleep.

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