justinc8687

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Google now deleting health clinic searches from location history automatically(blog.google)
102 points by justinc8687 4y ago|135 comments
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by justinc8687 4y ago
What kind of specialist was this?
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by justinc8687 5y ago
If you look at the BOM, the Legos are only $60 of the cost.
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by justinc8687 5y ago
If SWIFT is the messaging system and STEP2 is the clearing house, why is SWIFT-only versus SWIFT-and-STEP2 being sanctioned?
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by justinc8687 5y ago
I think the argument (which to be clear, I don't agree with) is that there isn't a big federal database of vaccinations. Now mind you, if people understood how the EU QR codes work (public/private key), they'd realize t
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by justinc8687 5y ago
You mean like Europe and much of the rest of the world? "Freedom" or something?
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by justinc8687 5y ago
Am I the only one who thought this sounded exactly like local government?
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by justinc8687 5y ago
us-west-2 stuff is down for me too
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by justinc8687 5y ago
I echo what some others said, rather than buy a hdd just to verify, why not run in an ec2 vm or similar then just nuke it when you're done. Remember, ingress bandwidth to aws is free
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by justinc8687 5y ago
Also related, there's a "tv" domain, registered after my trademark that serves porn. Same question. For this one, I've taken the general position that as long as they don't show up in the first 3 pages of google re
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by justinc8687 5y ago
They wanted like $80,000. My company makes that in annual revenue, so it's a nonstarter.
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by justinc8687 5y ago
On a semi-related note, I registered a trademark for my company and the .com is just domain squatting. The .com preexists my trademark however. Do I have any grounds to try and claim it or am I SOL. I know if they were actually using it
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by justinc8687 5y ago
Given, that unlike many advertising supported services, you can pay Zoom and remove ads, I fail to see a problem with this.
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by justinc8687 5y ago
If you contact their support, they can probably help you. My account got hacked a while back and I started getting all sorts of weird recommendations. I contacted their support and they were basically able to reset it to an arbitrary date
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by justinc8687 5y ago
How is this better than just running vcxsrv and inside WSL setting DISPLAY=WINDOWS_HOST_IP:0? I've been doing this to run graphical linux apps for a couple years now, both on WSL1 and on a regular Hyper-V Linux VM.
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by justinc8687 5y ago
Living in CA, I bought a big air purifier last year. I found not only did it help my breathe better, if I left it on medium or high, it's a good white noise machine too.
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by justinc8687 5y ago
I use VirtualPostMail and like them for a couple of reasons: - Easy to set up autoscanning so I just get PDFs with all incoming email. - Easy to get things mailed to me. - Can be a registered agent for my business (at least in CA). - Can ha
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by justinc8687 5y ago
How does this compare to virtual desktops? Isn't this their main use?
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Court orders US Capitol rioter to unlock his laptop ‘with his face’(techcrunch.com)
46 points by justinc8687 5y ago|80 comments
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by justinc8687 5y ago
This is regulation implementing legislation passed last year[1], so they should be relatively safe. 1. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/20/upshot/surprise-medical-b...
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by justinc8687 5y ago
I want one, anywhere to get the designs?
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by justinc8687 6y ago
I definitively thought this was software for managing animals in a zoo or something similar. Took me a while to figure out it was for something else...
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by justinc8687 6y ago
Given the low confidence intervals due to the small study size (~10,000) in the overseas studies, I don't think the FDA is wrong to wait for enough events (aka X people get COVID) in the USA study to more accurately determine effective
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by justinc8687 6y ago
I'm also in the AZ study and just spoke to the head doctor of my testing site Friday. They've finished recruitment and likely will have enough cases by the end of this month. BUT...the FDA said they won't consider an EUA un
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by justinc8687 6y ago
Me too. I was in the inaugural OS labs class (CS 537) and it was probably one of the best classes I took at UW. For my final project, I wrote a beep driver.
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by justinc8687 6y ago
The main reason vaccine trials normally take years is money. Normally you wouldn't start manufacturing a vaccine before you know it at least works in animals. You also wouldn't _simultaneously_ vaccinate the 30000 people needed
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by justinc8687 6y ago
I find an interesting related item to be the ~30% of people in the AZD1222 (AstraZeneca) study who got COVID after being vaccinated. They reported that in this subgroup, there were no severe infections, nor any hospital visits, confirming
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by justinc8687 6y ago
Regarding #2 and #3, I don't think there is a way to speed this up. The only way they are testing these vaccines is by looking at the percentage of people who get infected who either got the vaccine or placebo. One of the reasons tha
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by justinc8687 6y ago
I'm in the AZD1222 (AstraZeneca) trial, and for the next two years, I need to fill out an online symptom questionnaire every single week. They also draw blood at the 6-month and 1-year mark, so presumably could test for antibodies.
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by justinc8687 6y ago
I would expect that reopenings wouldn't be based on vaccinated percentage, but caseloads, just as they are now. Once more people are vaccinated, however, those will decrease.

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