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by leakycap 1y ago
I lived across the street from a popular Airbnb - it completely destroyed the neighborhood But hearing that Airbnb allowed a home to stay on the platform after this report is shocking
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by leakycap 1y ago
> pretty opinionated, geared toward quick setup and intelligent defaults This doesn't sound like it would fit the reality of the needs of small churches > Do you think there's a need for something like this, or is the market
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by leakycap 1y ago
> They can't afford to pay developers to build and maintain all of the functionality now required due to federal interoperability rules Yep, and more and more payors - government and private - are demanding systems that are both int
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by leakycap 1y ago
> This is quite trivially discovered if one follows the news of large hospital chains who have moved to Epic recently. Epic is one of the few providers who can meet a larger organization's overall needs The competitors, like eClinic
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by leakycap 1y ago
> There were major EHR deployments in the 80s through early 00s, before most government mandates. Examples?
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by leakycap 1y ago
If you don't want to talk about it, you can't expect anyone around you to take it into account. You can leave it unsaid if you aren't going to say it, and either way you claim it isn't relevant.
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by leakycap 1y ago
> your "AI is a panacea" argument Where exactly did you find this argument in anything I posted?
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by leakycap 1y ago
Was it the example or the text for you?
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by leakycap 1y ago
Netflix has shown they're the mattress-company equivalent of streaming services. You will be made to feel the springs on the cheapest plan/mattress, and it's on purpose so you'll pay them more for something that costs th
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by leakycap 1y ago
Microsoft: forces OneDrive on users via dark pattern dialogs that many users just accept Users: save files "on their PC" (they think) Microsoft: Rolls out AI photo-scanning feature to unknowing users intending to learn something.
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by leakycap 1y ago
The anti-AI crowd must have an interesting argument to make here. Anyone know what it is?
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by leakycap 1y ago
Imagine if a few more Anthropic-sized AI book settlements go through & all the sudden the advice of "write a book and become rich" finally sends a tiny dividend to those who tried.
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by leakycap 1y ago
I'm sorry for your first-hand experience, but I also need to remind you that 1 first-hand experience does not translate well to the overall population of people experiencing dementia.
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by leakycap 1y ago
> The problem is on your end followed by > There is a red button [...] buttons [...] button [...] button [...] button [...] button [...] button [...] button [...] button [...] button [...] button [...] buttons [...] buttons [...] b
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by leakycap 1y ago
Seeing someone else experience something is not the same as having it happen to you, and those who wish to instill their opinion on others often have the smallest worldviews and ability to think about what it might be like to experience wha
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by leakycap 1y ago
> If you just try to grab the good times in this life and use that as a goal you’re going to be severely disappointed. No, it sounds like you would be disappointed in that scenario. Many would be elated to get through this hell-hole re
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by leakycap 1y ago
Typing in ALL CAPS does not make your argument stronger, this isn't Truth Social. > hospitals use EHR to maximize billing As a person who has worked extensively with hospitals and CHCs helping them integrate technology, this is fals
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by leakycap 1y ago
Never heard of Monero? Keepass only allows donations, with no benefits for corporate vs. personal sponsors GIMP is one of the most widely known & its sponsors only lists a few companies as hardware donors VLC anyone?
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by leakycap 1y ago
> just pay Gmail, don’t spend the required amount of time to self host Are you seriously suggesting a business put their contacts in the hands of Google, who has reportedly been totally capricious with account actions in the past and i
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by leakycap 1y ago
The hand-drawn art market is currently avoiding AI artwork by demanding "proof of process" such as polaroids/pictures of the painting as it is painted on the canvas, sketched and illustrated, etc. I think the result of this w
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by leakycap 1y ago
When did every mundane choice became a life-or-death calculation for you? Media buttons aren't footguns. Scooters aren't assassins. The gap between reasonable caution and this kind of hypervigilance isn't wisdom, it's se
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by leakycap 1y ago
If you want to complain about comments on a discussion site where many articles have no comments, please consider at least writing a comment that adds to the discussion in some way. > I hear ya tho If you agree and have nothing else t
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by leakycap 1y ago
Do you use the dating apps yourself, or do you say this as a person who met your spouse a long time ago and are just not familiar with the nightmare they are?
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by leakycap 1y ago
I imagine it's the common phenomenon of Sunday Sads where you face the upcoming Monday and think about the things you want to change. Maybe you went out with friends and were reminded you wanted a partner, or maybe you spent the week
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by leakycap 1y ago
User-uploads are the #1 cause of this if the developer is not doing anything otherwise against TOS. Users will upload things you don't expect in ways you don't program for. And the files they upload can be immediately spotted by a
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by leakycap 1y ago
> Reddit is a powerful platform ... with a long and easily-researched history of account and subreddit suspensions, deletions, and closures for a myriad of reasons. Even without the obvious, known risk of a moderator action on reddit c
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by leakycap 1y ago
5 years after the 2020 Nintendo account system breach, they have no excuse for weak security. Companies love to mothball things like the 3DS online multiplayer system (free) saying it is for security, but then after making 3DS useless they
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by leakycap 1y ago
It seems Nintendo's security efforts were invested in anti-customer lockdowns in the Switch 2 rather than protecting their own company data. Maybe they should switch priorities.
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by leakycap 1y ago
> Ivermectin (IVM) [...] exhibits low oral bioavailability Low oral bioavailability must be upsetting news for anyone who gagged down tubes of horse paste in the last few years > blood-brain barrier Sounds like the key use of IVM
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by leakycap 1y ago
A $23.5M company putting a single egg/risking anything relying on a reddit sub deserves to learn hard lessons about owning the space where you interface with customers

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