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by markolschesky 13y ago
I have a Windows XP VM on my computer that runs my client connection to a piece of essential hospital software. It cannot be run on a machine that has .NET 3.5.1 and > 4.0 installed simultaneously, or it throws assembly compatibility err
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by markolschesky 13y ago
Wow. If you ever want to read something that's a major downer in the afternoon.
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by markolschesky 13y ago
Anything that you want to! So far I've - Organized drinks with friends for the weekend - Planned thanksgiving with my sisters - Have a running place to make sure my friend in NYC and I pick a cool place to mountain biking next fall.
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by markolschesky 13y ago
I don't know how I feel about the content of the article, but I do know that finding UIFaces is a winner. What a neat service.
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by markolschesky 13y ago
HR at a large company is not like HR at a small company. Broad strokes have to be taken to make the process manageable at scale while being somewhat fair. Generally speaking, the phone screen comes after any pre-requisite criteria are check
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by markolschesky 13y ago
Interestingly enough, the picture you showed is of VISTA used in the VA hospitals, which is generally considered to be the most usable EHR by clinicians. An ignominious honor, perhaps, but it's worth consideration. 60% of doctors know
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by markolschesky 13y ago
I don't think it's about entitlement. Twilio, either formally or informally, sent me a t-shirt twice when I found a bug. For me as a programmer, a bug on the 3rd party partner side generally means I spent some amount of my time fi
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by markolschesky 13y ago
Pretty neat usage of a Creative Commons license for something that's outside the realm of software. It doesn't hurt that the kickstarter perks involve tasty salami.
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Open Source Food Safety Model for Salami Production(kickstarter.com)
2 points by markolschesky 13y ago|1 comments
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by markolschesky 13y ago
Remember how the original PC version always crashed at the chocobo races if you tried running it on Windows XP? I remember being so bummed about that until someone released a patch for it on the internet. What did we do before automatic gam
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The goat in the Facebook Home Launch Day commercial was real(quora.com)
1 points by markolschesky 14y ago|0 comments
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by markolschesky 14y ago
I remember when I worked for a company that made hospital computer software. They were on top of the industry and growing, yet at one point totally geeked out about the fact that their software was going to appear on a show like Gray's Anat
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by markolschesky 14y ago
I like it! Is there anyway that when you pass the user from Corral to Google Maps that you can pass their location using a discrete address vs. Lat/Lng coordinates? Sometimes I forget what I was googling directions to awhile later and I'd p
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by markolschesky 14y ago
Typically customers handle this through some type of waiver system. Generally at the initial visit in an organization a patient signs a ton of releases that state that the parent organization allowed to share patient information as needed t
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by markolschesky 14y ago
This is helpful: http://www.quora.com/Rock-Health/Whats-it-like-at-Rock-Healt... We moved from Wisconsin to be a part of the V4 class, and it was amazing. To be surrounded by great business and technical minds who all give a damn about tr
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by markolschesky 14y ago
None of the above, IMHO. In San Francisco, Kaiser could electronically share patient data with every other system running Epic with very little technical work and price. We're talking hours of work here. That would let them share data with
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by markolschesky 14y ago
If you don't believe in easy eligibility integration yet, prepare for the magic show.