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by mildweed 17y ago
Sometimes.
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by mildweed 17y ago
This is a good one to be sure. Also, check out QueryPath ( http://querypath.org/ ).
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by mildweed 17y ago
The problem with healthcare software isn't the technology, its the people. Tons of entrenched stakeholders who have "always done it this way" on a committee full of people who have "always" done it another way. Then put more people on the
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by mildweed 17y ago
Its not just about the money. Its about increased quality of healthcare. I think one of the important things to note is that the true benefits of healthcare reform are going to come with IT in the form of payment/reimbursement reform legis
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by mildweed 17y ago
Google Apps for Domains + myopenid.com + Weave / (this) + Boku / Zong == Awesome total user experience.
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by mildweed 17y ago
its the little things we put into this that make it nice :)
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by mildweed 17y ago
Huge. Longer than 2^30 digits. I was working on statistics. Doing probabilities requires doing some crazy factorials. These often require handling large freaking numbers. I'm a PHP guy, so BC Math and GMP Math are my saviors in this ar
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by mildweed 17y ago
My regex's are cringing already.
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by mildweed 17y ago
http://www.civilizationrevolution.com/iphone/
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The Post Crisis Consumer(ted.com)
3 points by mildweed 17y ago|1 comments
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by mildweed 17y ago
Similar in Kansas City and Chicago: http://officeportkc.com/ And in Kansas City only: http://cowtowncomputercongress.org/
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by mildweed 17y ago
What kind off pricing model would HN readers accept from AT&T (since its obvious they want to charge for it)? Would you prefer a flat rate or a usage charge? I feel the data plan is already expensive, but I would be willing to fork ove
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by mildweed 17y ago
Indeed. This is the crux of our news organizations' current crisis. They create and organize the content, yet everybody else is using the content for profit. I choose to reward those who create and organize the content. The delivery of c
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by mildweed 17y ago
If I were to pay money for my HN, I'd want at least some of it to go to the actual HN team.
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by mildweed 17y ago
They had better not get rid of that 20% of your time on a pet project perk. That is an inherent strategic advantage.
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by mildweed 17y ago
Or perhaps rephrased as the 'odd one in'...
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by mildweed 17y ago
Fascinating. Hopefully this research will dispel biases on both sides.
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by mildweed 17y ago
http://populet.com is in beta right now. Soon it will be an amazing apartment search site (not to mention great tool for landlords).
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by mildweed 17y ago
Indeed. And proud of it.
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by mildweed 17y ago
Its good to know there are more typography geeks out there reading HN.
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by mildweed 17y ago
It all depends if its a professional squatter or not. A domain I wanted was once held by an amateur squatter. I made a decent offer, she counter-offered way too high, I declined. Thinking nobody would buy it if I wouldn't, she let it expi
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by mildweed 17y ago
Until we can cure old age, I don't want to cure death. Prolonged old age can sometimes be a curse.
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by mildweed 17y ago
Info on the science behind this speed reading technology: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rapid_Serial_Visual_Presentatio...
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Zap Reader - Download to your brain as fast as you can handle(zapreader.com)
20 points by mildweed 17y ago|18 comments
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I like the thought of a second industrial revolution. We have the technology. We can rebuild (him).
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by mildweed 17y ago
The USB-IF, Inc. Board of Directors is composed of the following companies and their designated representative Directors: * Hewlett-Packard Company - Alan Berkema * Intel Corporation - Jeff Ravencraft * LSI Corporation - Dave
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by mildweed 17y ago
This example is only really annoying because the items were almost full sentences. I prefer small 2-3 word functions. But really, like pmichaud said, I'd rather support this than, say, reverse engineer Google Analytics code http://www.goo
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by mildweed 17y ago
This is fascinating. I feel its bookmarklet will get way more use than my Readability bookmarklet.
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by mildweed 17y ago
Favorite part: "Foot-Shooting Prevention Agreement: I, (your name), promise that once I see how simple AES really is, I will not implement it in production code even though it would be really fun. This agreement shall be in effect until t
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by mildweed 17y ago
Having a ton of free time to do the work certainly wouldn't hurt...

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