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by ndonnellan 7y ago
Yes, THIS. I've switched back to the silicone band since the leather one basically started deteriorating after 6 months. I think the sleep tracking is _ok_, I care more about the heart rate monitoring and like the long battery life. Ha
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by ndonnellan 7y ago
Right about here it looks like you could drive across a ditch and into America, no apparent fence. 245-255 E Boundary Rd https://goo.gl/maps/a3fvQ5Xd7J71mkx7A
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by ndonnellan 7y ago
All sorts of power plants have those large cooling towers which have become symbols of nuclear power plants. To me it looks more like a natural gas plant, what with those smaller exhaust stacks next to the cooling towers. See "natural
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by ndonnellan 7y ago
I imagine you'd have to do the math. The 1% (or even 2%) rule only really applies to properties in areas where appreciation is minimal (or negative). A simplified view would be: Total profit = (Rental cashflow + appreciation) - (Mainte
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by ndonnellan 7y ago
Minor nitpick: 20,000 square km is not equal to 12,427 square miles. Looks like the author divided the area by the km/mi ratio instead of km^2/mi^2. I'd email the author but the mailto: is improperly formatted.
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by ndonnellan 7y ago
Should save energy in all climates. White is generally highest reflectance and lowest emissivity (depends on material obviously) compared to say black, so in hot climates it won't absorb as much heat, and in cold climates it won't
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by ndonnellan 7y ago
I think you're being hyperbolic, but then again, that's probably the misconception most people have when they hear of carbon tax. If Canada is any indication, you probably wouldn't even notice it at 4.4 c/L to start up t
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by ndonnellan 8y ago
This is bad design. I may have come close to doing this as well for the same reason. There is no reason why NPM should auto-register you when you attempt to publish (or auto-register when you attempt to sign in) other than to remove a few s
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by ndonnellan 8y ago
Odd reference to Juul: 4 dozen new employees juxtaposed with Apple's possible 15,000. > "Apple’s presence in Austin is the biggest after its headquarters in Cupertino, California, and the company said it would invest $1 billion
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by ndonnellan 8y ago
As already mentioned by another commenter, freakonomics had a good series on CEOs, including an episode on the glass cliff: http://freakonomics.com/podcast/glass-cliff/ The hypothesis being: female/minority C
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by ndonnellan 8y ago
Thanks for clarifying!
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by ndonnellan 8y ago
The title of your post is "My First Year as a Solo Developer" but then you mention "I work with an excellent developer who handles all the coding and web design so that I can just write.". Did I misread that and it only
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by ndonnellan 8y ago
Speaking as someone still working at a big non-epic/cerner EHR company-that-might-have-just-gone-private: it's not easy. When the money is controlled by large insurers who care about government and billing minutiae, and big hospit
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by ndonnellan 8y ago
We use graphql-code-generator to make Typescript. We also upload versions of our typescript-query files (written separately from other client TS code) for each published version/branch (e.g. 1.1, 1.2, dev) and then can use an eslint pl
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by ndonnellan 8y ago
Related: https://blog.wealthfront.com/sell-employee-stock/ TLDR: "When should you sell company stock? As soon as possible."
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by ndonnellan 8y ago
Kind of hard to see, but I believe there is a black dot (74) on the bay area
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by ndonnellan 8y ago
Currently showing me $NaN (NaN%). Looks like your weightedAvg function doesn't work because the tetherPrices array is empty.
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by ndonnellan 8y ago
I highly recommend using package-lock.json files and npm ci in a ci-environment. That way your automated processes aren't changing dependencies. And even if you use npm install, your lock files act as a source of history to inspect wha
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by ndonnellan 8y ago
Unless the company needs to sell more stock or gives options/grants to employees. In either case, a higher price reduces the fraction of the company needed to be sold to get the same amount of cash. An increase is share price is almost
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Jonathan Bush steps down from athenahealth(bostonglobe.com)
2 points by ndonnellan 8y ago|0 comments
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by ndonnellan 8y ago
Please mark the title with [pdf] tag, as it auto downloads.
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by ndonnellan 9y ago
Sorry that site is kinda clunky. If you click Search jobs under "New & returning applicants" then the tiny "Search openings" link above the Featured Jobs section, then filter by Austin TX there should be these roles
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by ndonnellan 9y ago
athenahealth ( https://www.athenahealth.com/ ) | Austin, TX | Full-time | Onsite | Dev, Architect, Dev-Manager, UX/Design Keep hearing about how crappy healthcare software is and how much healthcare is a blood sucking va
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by ndonnellan 9y ago
Forecast for next Wednesday here in beautiful Austin is high of 86F and sunny. This can't possibly be Texas. lets ignore that 10" of rain we got last weekend... also my company is hiring. jk but seriously.
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by ndonnellan 9y ago
On the contrary, I find it removes social friction if you go out to eat relatively often. You can still buy rounds of drinks or pick up the tab; no one is stopping you from being generous. In college I found it way more tedious to try and &
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by ndonnellan 9y ago
Yep, see 40% cells used 4 years ago in http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20130426005162/en/Amon... (36% eff in practical application due to system losses)
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by ndonnellan 9y ago
I'm trying out a withings steel HR and it pretty much fits this bill. Unfortunately it's much more expensive than your price point. - The HR monitor is very good; it has a passive mode and active mode you can activate if you want
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by ndonnellan 9y ago
Haha, yes. The sun doesn't cycle. But sun reaching your receivers does because of clouds :-). Last time I worked in solar, the processes needed for the conversion typically worked above 600C (or much higher). If you can do conversion a
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by ndonnellan 9y ago
One of the holy grails of solar is syngas: using solar thermal power to convert CO2/water to a mix of hydrogen and methane. If you can do it efficiently enough, the gas is the energy storage and you can either pipe it or use it to fuel
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The Specialists’ Stranglehold on Medicine(nytimes.com)
1 points by ndonnellan 9y ago|0 comments

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