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by napoleoncomplex 8y ago
Tangential, Openpediatrics seems like a great initiative, are there any other such resources for other medical fields? There is the FOAM movement (Free and open acces meducation - https://lifeinthefastlane.com/foam/ ) b
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by napoleoncomplex 8y ago
This has been in testing for a while, so I'm guessing they already know how to prevent businesses from having automated replies to each customer message to avoid paying the charge. Anyone have an idea how they do it?
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by napoleoncomplex 8y ago
Yeah, skip the reviewer, they cite the rules endlessly, even if the rule they are citing has no connection to the actual problem (in your case it does, but still). App Review Board, send in your plea, that's that.
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by napoleoncomplex 8y ago
Did you have a conversation with your reviewer, or are you just citing what the App Store rejection was? You can both appeal the reviewer's decision and have a conversation with the reviewer, and if that doesn't work, you appeal t
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Europe's $38B Carbon Market Is Finally Doing Its Job(bloomberg.com)
1 points by napoleoncomplex 9y ago|0 comments
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by napoleoncomplex 9y ago
No citations, just thinly-veiled attacks, and the source seems to be somebody with quite an interesting angle on several topics: - Why the ‘e’ in e-car actually stands for evil - Singing the praises of coal — the virtuous stone that liberat
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by napoleoncomplex 9y ago
Any insight from HN insiders on how seriously companies big and small are taking this? In my experience, the buzz around this is much more serious compared to previous efforts, "the cookie law" for example, though I have no idea o
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by napoleoncomplex 9y ago
A few things that I haven't seen discussed much. 1. Battery degradation should happen to all phones, regardless of OS/manufacturer. How do other phones handle this (flagship Android phones etc.)? 2. If other phones don't expe
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by napoleoncomplex 9y ago
Might be an absurd proposition, but according to their website, the publisher is a non-profit called NautilusThink, meaning it's eligible for the Pineapple Fund ( https://pineapplefund.org/ ). Now I don't know what
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Most doctors never report a side-effect(mediately.co)
5 points by napoleoncomplex 9y ago|0 comments
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by napoleoncomplex 9y ago
Apologies for side-tracking the OP discussion, but how's the performance on this thing? Have been looking for a tiny phone for a while.
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by napoleoncomplex 9y ago
The original title on the website does not do much to reveal the content, but in short, the book is about a new "theory of the brain" (new as in the past 10 years), based on predictive processing. The post itself, and the follow-u
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by napoleoncomplex 9y ago
My impression is that it has accelerated if anything. Random teams are raising 5-10m$ daily, and people who missed out on the first wave a few months ago are now gearing up to be a part of the second wave. A good overview of the amount of t
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by napoleoncomplex 9y ago
Games and apps like Snapchat can go that route, making the user learn a completely different UI. But for practically every other app type, going with a new UI and discarding the platform defaults for navigation, buttons, etc. is only going
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by napoleoncomplex 9y ago
I guess it's time to try Firefox again. Always missed the superior URL bar experience over Chrome, and it seems my other excuses have been dealt with :).
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by napoleoncomplex 10y ago
It might be paranoid from the aspect of history, but this is something that I definitely noticed with the URL bar when moving from Firefox to Chrome. Chrome will often offer the first result as a search query, instead of a website I visited
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by napoleoncomplex 10y ago
Also from Europe, and we have a similar approach, discussion with the candidate about previous work, interesting problems, any public code they've written, etc. Just to figure out what kind of challenges excite them, and get to know th
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by napoleoncomplex 10y ago
The comments below explain a bit of the reasoning, but I agree. In cases where there is no alternative meaning to the word, this makes for a confusing read, especially since ö is a letter with a completely different sound in several Europea
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by napoleoncomplex 10y ago
I might be wrong, since Italy might be different, but in my experience, incorporating in another EU (or elsewhere) country isn't a big issue at all. A lot of people incorporate in the UK, other European countries, or the US, Delaware e
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by napoleoncomplex 10y ago
The fact that it was made by a single person still blows my mind. $24m is a crazy number, great success story in a genre largely ignored and stigmatized by previous "farming simulator" success stories such as Farmville with its ab
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by napoleoncomplex 10y ago
What I got from the e-mail was that this is after the Obamacare website rework was already done, and they wanted the same guy to work on a "secret" Eric Schmidt project, since he proved to be a good leader. Since the guy questione
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by napoleoncomplex 10y ago
Just wanted to chime in and say Indie Shuffle is one of the best resources I've found for new music out there (for my taste). While I have no need for SubmitHub's main purpose, the Popular tab looks like it can serve as another so
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by napoleoncomplex 10y ago
As others have mentioned, there are a few factors in play. The interview mentions the letter he recently wrote to his dying ex-love, where he said himself "I am not far behind". Connected to that, his single from the new album is
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by napoleoncomplex 10y ago
The first of the numbers (rate of mothers dying) would not be affected at all by what you mention, and the second (rate of children under age of 5 dying), while affected by infant mortality (number of deaths of infants under 1 year old), is
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by napoleoncomplex 10y ago
Here's a figure from the article posted by Eric Topol on twitter: https://twitter.com/EricTopol/status/729688822053670912 Combined with the stat you mentioned, it's a strange one. Maybe I'm looking
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by napoleoncomplex 11y ago
Both of these projects are from Ben Goldacre (not singularly, but he has a big part in both). COMPare is a continuation as far as I understand it, because now that all trials are registered and should follow those standards, abuse is still
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by napoleoncomplex 11y ago
The standard that COMPare is aiming to achieve, as far as I understand it, is the following: 1. Outcomes that will be measured for clinical trials need to be registered and public ahead of the trial (this is already achieved with recent reg
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by napoleoncomplex 11y ago
For the card type which has your name, in the early days, probably 6, 7 years ago, the national "information commisioner" (office which oversees personal information use in companies/government) carried out an audit of the sy
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by napoleoncomplex 11y ago
Completely agree, I was blown away at the level of transparency this brings to the world of pharma prescriptions. Inefficient care, overprescribing, otherwise suspect prescriptions, all of this laid out very clearly. Ben Goldacre is moving
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OpenPrescribing: England's medication prescription data(openprescribing.net)
58 points by napoleoncomplex 11y ago|12 comments

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