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kakoni
2y ago
See https://rekordbox.com/en/2025/03/apple-music-support/ There is a compatability chart with their various gear.
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So if you looking to get started, get ddj-flx4 (or flx2) controller, plug it into your iphone, download rekordbox app and link Apple music into it. Makes really nice bedroom/portable setup.
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2y ago
I guess at this point you mean their recent object storage offering? https://www.hetzner.com/storage/object-storage/
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2y ago
Is there somebody working with Azure devops? How do you find it?
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2y ago
There were these studies where t1d patients immune system was "restarted" and they became insulin free. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17426276/
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2y ago
Ukraine moved their governmental data into AWS in the start of war [1]. [1] https://d1.awsstatic.com/institute/AWS-Institute-Accelerate-...
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Ask HN: Thoughts on using American-based cloud vendors in the Trump era?
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So perhaps for Finland its not the wisest strategical move to push critical IT services into Azure?
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2y ago
Is dlt part of bruin-stack?
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2y ago
Anybody running k3s/k8s on Hetzner using cax servers? How's that working?
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2y ago
I didn't know about trio. Is there someone who has experience in both AndroidAPS and trio? My son would like to switch to Apple ecosystem but aaps keeps him in android.
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2y ago
I beliebe xdrip is not (yet) steel compatible. Also interesting to see if this thing really sends data only every 15mins or is it done in the app. 15min is way too much for looping.
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2y ago
And is this usable for Person with T1d? Seems So, https://www.diabettech.com/cgm/dexcoms-stelo-by-numbers-coul...
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2y ago
Well actually it was Silo + Turku University's TurkuNLP group [1] [1] https://www.amd.com/content/dam/amd/en/documents/resources/c...
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2y ago
Well in Finland we seem to produce promising "early-stage" companies which are then eagerly sold to bigger players. Vs in Sweden there is will (and capital) to keep growing these.
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2y ago
OmaKanta is nice but these days it costs tens of thousands of euros for app developer to be compatible due to the high certification costs.
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> It’s interesting to see how Nokia succumbed to the bad strategy that had almost killed Apple in ‘97. Well, here is one take; > Nokia’s ultimate fall can be put down to internal politics. In short, Nokia people weakened Nokia people
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kakoni
3y ago
Interesting, what was this project called?
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3y ago
In Finland the tender was between Cerner and Epic. Because our largest hospital district wanted to buy American eletronic medical record system. I guess the biggest influencer was Kaiser Permanante (=they are world class and are using Epic,
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Gig Mess: Europe Battles over Uber
(cepa.org)
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3y ago
You know that UK's National Health Service did a deal with Palantir for "federated data platform"?
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3y ago
In Finland, we’re celebrating the Wolt founders for paying so much taxes. At The sametime their platform has significantly disrupted traditional labor structures. The core innovation seems to lie in navigating around established labor laws
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3y ago
Whats the latest on Palantir and National Healh Service deal?
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Is Discogs venture backed and are they now gearing up for sale?
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At the moment open source artificial pancreas systems are way to go. Have you checked androidaps or loopkit?
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Using this thread to ask; Is there some simple sql based migration tool for psql?
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3y ago
I believe it’s this 1970 gig? https://youtu.be/hWUiLJnEYJI
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Both of these regulations you mentioned are indeed valuable when doing medical software development in EU (mdd/mdr). However, in US, these giant EHR systems (epic, cerner etc) are not regulated by FDA.
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There were huge epic deployments in Denmark and Finland before this. And Oracle/Cerner going on in Sweden. All of these entities had working EHR systems.
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Not all Norway btw, just central. The funny thing is they started this project even though there were earlier catastrophic Epic implementation examples from Denmark and Finland.
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