mkopinsky

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by mkopinsky 6y ago
Way to Health (Penn Medicine) | Full-time | Philadelphia, PA | Mostly On-Site (once the office reopens) | Software Developer Way to Health ( https://www.waytohealth.org/ ) is a patient engagement and research platform, which
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by mkopinsky 6y ago
And even that is limited to sharing data for a single user between requests. It's hard to accidentally share data between users.
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by mkopinsky 6y ago
It's optional for the caller, but not for the callee. I think the controversy centers around two things: a) Specific to this feature: For library maintainers, this means that argument names are now part of the public API, whether I lik
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by mkopinsky 7y ago
They've moved over everything to Hacklang, which is a derivative of PHP.
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by mkopinsky 7y ago
The forum post at https://forums.wyzecam.com/t/updated-12-29-19-data-leak-12-2... has all the details from the company's perspective. The rest seems like scare-mongering to me.
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by mkopinsky 7y ago
It's one thing for them not to know what is owed. But surely they know what's already been paid? No amount of errors on a W-2 or 1099 or whatever will make me eligible to receive a refund of taxes I never paid.
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by mkopinsky 7y ago
I've now had two long-term jobs at large employers, both hospital systems, neither made me sign an IP agreement of any sort. On the university side there absolutely are provisions with faculty in terms of IP ownership. But for hospital
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by mkopinsky 7y ago
I'm typically a heavy terminal user. Git is my exception. a) the UI of git cli is just so terrible that I'd rather fill my brain with more important things, and b) for viewing what's changed, `git diff` just doesn't cut
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by mkopinsky 7y ago
If a private entity is issued a cert saying "Government Entity", is that a "tiny discrepancy"? https://twitter.com/SectigoHQ/status/1171808269528109058
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by mkopinsky 7y ago
I know for a fact that at least one of those certs was replaced with a DV cert - once the team in question had to replace it, they realized there was no point in replacing it with an EV since the browsers are removing the EV UI anyway.[0] I
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by mkopinsky 8y ago
Or as another approach:  <div id="app" data-inventory="{{ inventory | json_encode }}" > </div> // main.js new V
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by mkopinsky 8y ago
No, going to a doctor's appointment isn't what an ambulance is for. The comment specifically said "non-urgent". But when patients miss appointments because they can't get there or afford $20 for an Uber, the health
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by mkopinsky 8y ago
The one thing I've experienced on this front that was clunky was integration between netlify and self-hosted Gitlab. If y'all could come up for a solution for that (which is prettier than "manual" deploy using webhook),
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by mkopinsky 8y ago
That's a good reason not to donate to the red cross. There are other organizations out there with extremely high efficiency ratios and noble missions, and you shouldn't let one highly publicized rotten apple poison the rest.
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by mkopinsky 8y ago
University of Pennsylvania | Philadelphia, PA | ONSITE | https://www.waytohealth.org/ Way to Health is a patient engagement and research platform which has been used to power over 100 research studies and clinical programs
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by mkopinsky 8y ago
University of Pennsylvania | Philadelphia, PA | ONSITE | https://www.waytohealth.org/ Way to Health is a patient engagement and research platform which has been used to power over 100 research studies and clinical programs
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by mkopinsky 8y ago
How can you make domain renewals be monthly or quarterly?
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by mkopinsky 8y ago
One thing that amazes me about the modern PHP ecosystem is that when it comes to distributable PHP packages, there is only one package manager (composer) and one central package repo (packagist). When it comes to binaries it's still a
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by mkopinsky 9y ago
The difference with composer is that in most cases you're getting the exact version from github, including the full .git directory. No minification, no "the tarball doesn't match the source". And most composer packages h
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by mkopinsky 9y ago
His explanation is at https://www.colorado.gov/governor/sites/default/files/legisl...
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by mkopinsky 9y ago
UPenn has that. I took CIS 399 ("Special Topics in Computer Science") once as "Unix/Linux Skills" and once as a Python course. From googling I see that it's also been offered as "The Art of Recursion&quot
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by mkopinsky 9y ago
A similar incident happened in 2001 (!) to TWA ("The Wrong Airport"): http://edition.cnn.com/2001/TRAVEL/NEWS/03/15/wrong.airport/... In the thread at http://www.airliners.
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by mkopinsky 9y ago
Except that a lot of the time those user contributed notes are bad code that no one should ever be copy-pasting. I wish php.net had some sort of curation for those.
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by mkopinsky 10y ago
FYI if I visit the new subdomain over HTTPS I get a cert error.
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by mkopinsky 10y ago
How do you set cron to post to Slack?
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by mkopinsky 10y ago
Seconding the Manager Tools Podcast. There's also Manager Tools Basics, which is a highlight reel of sorts from the main podcast. Their approach can be a bit simplistic at times, but is immensely valuable.
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by mkopinsky 10y ago
Wow. That really makes you feel morally superior, doesn't it?
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by mkopinsky 10y ago
While in this case I was wrong, DNS poisoning is certainly not out of the realm of what Verizon will do, and when a site resolves properly on one ISP and not another, I don't think it's a "wild claim" to assume that it&#
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by mkopinsky 10y ago
Unfortunately I can't get to the new site (without changing my DNS servers) because Verizon is resolving krebsonsecurity.com to loopback. Presumably doing it for (poor) DDOS mitigation, but this sort of censorship is ridiculous.
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by mkopinsky 10y ago
Where did he accuse anyone of that? All he asked for is a citation.

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