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by mannyv 2y ago
This article is total bullshit. The author uses "AI" as a shortcut for "technology that I don't understand." EPIC is an EMR, and apparently scores patients using an "algorithm." Let's call that "
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by mannyv 2y ago
Funny, I've been using Mac Minis as servers for more than a decade.
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by mannyv 2y ago
The uppercase is usually there to show people what's SQL vs what's custom to your database. In books it's usually set in courier. I thought he was talking about psql's case sensitivity with table names, which is incredib
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by mannyv 2y ago
Tab and commas are ascii characters, so a csv file and a tdf are ascii-delimited by definition. This lack of precision in writing is annoying.
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by mannyv 2y ago
No, what I'm saying is pipe the video output to an HLS encoder. HLS live will rewrite the m3u8 as more segments come in. In fact, they can render the audio into its own m3u8 and use that as input for their transcriber, saving even more
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by mannyv 2y ago
Note that there's a companion address database by the DoT: https://www.transportation.gov/gis/national-address-database
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by mannyv 2y ago
Why don't they just write the meeting output to hls, then use the hls as input to the rest of their stuff? Cheaper and more straightforward. Their discussion of fragmentation shows they are clueless as to the details of the stack. All
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by mannyv 2y ago
It'a only a few minutes.
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by mannyv 2y ago
They should upload the footage to YouTube because Why Not?
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by mannyv 2y ago
Will it crack when all the water etc gets pulled out of it?
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by mannyv 2y ago
Paul Rand believed that the logo was a representation of the company. Its job was to promise as to what the company was about, and it was up to the company to fulfill that promise. I wonder what his thoughts were re: political logos, like t
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by mannyv 2y ago
The next challenge is getting the protein in there.
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by mannyv 2y ago
Lets see pgsql deal with 15000 client connections.
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by mannyv 2y ago
India isn't funding anything in the war, AFAIK. Just because they're BRICS doesn't mean they're doing anything in the war. And Russia's "partners" are a shit country stuck in 1880 (North Korea) and, well,
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by mannyv 2y ago
Going to college in NK will definitely get you noticed. And the info you get from living there means you can be an instapundit expert on North Korea. "Well Jim, I lived there for 4 years. Let me tell you how North Koreans think.'
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by mannyv 2y ago
Excel is probably the most useful application ever made. Pretty much every professional services implementation and technical account management engagement is done via excel. For me, I've used it for budgets, to-do lists, etl, reportin
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by mannyv 2y ago
Open and read should be coalesced. When would you ever open and not read? And, why not call it RDLF (reliably download large files protocol) instead of RTP? And what does RTP stand for in this case anyway?
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by mannyv 2y ago
Silicone's flavor leaches into your food, which some people can notice.
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by mannyv 2y ago
The real problem with client-side validation is you can't trust it. You need to revalidate on the server, no matter what.
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by mannyv 2y ago
Hopefully this will turn into an EGCS-like situation.
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by mannyv 2y ago
When it comes to non-profits and NGOs, it's the thought that counts.
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by mannyv 2y ago
Does this happen in Japanese as well?
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by mannyv 2y ago
One problem with the Left in general is they tend to try and equalize humanity by dragging people down instead of raising people up. California could just as easily say "how do we get more underprivileged kids into advanced math?"
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by mannyv 2y ago
In reality, stay at home moms in wealthy communities are literally and figuratively drivers of public (and private) education. Our PTA raised two orders of magnitude more money than the one four miles away in a poorer area. And the classroo
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by mannyv 2y ago
Except that data says you're wrong. As a classic example, look at (1) the effects of adding iodine to salt and its impact on IQ, and (2) the withdrawal of leaded gasoline and it's impact on IQ. And in general, IQ goes up as nutrit
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by mannyv 2y ago
Code only tells you 'what,' not 'why.' And 'why' is usually what matters.
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by mannyv 2y ago
In general they work by having an allow list and by using a captive DNS. Some will also try to redirect http/https. Once the agreement is accepted the MAC is added to the allow list. Not sure how MAC address randomization works in thes
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by mannyv 2y ago
Luckily DoH doesn't seem to be implemented by devices yet. And I could do MtM, because most devices don't really seem to verify their tls certs. One day they will do both, but that day is probably far away. And they are on my netw
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by mannyv 2y ago
With mikrotik and presumably other vendors you can force dns to your dns. I do this so i can pi-hole everything and see what sneaky things devices are doing.
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by mannyv 2y ago
Are the improvements due to AWS-LC ie: what about a test of that without the rust wrapper?

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