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by ndonnellan 9y ago
A little monkey patching and you've got some salary info too! https://pastebin.com/3WdXMSdL Unfortunately doesn't parse the "$1 million" mark. But that's ok, because let's be honest. It's
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by ndonnellan 9y ago
> It should be pretty easy to build that lol. It's not the standard that's hard, it's how every EHR vendor has implemented it. *ehr employee who's worked with CCDA and FHIR
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by ndonnellan 9y ago
Needs an NPV field and equivalent effective average salary difference per year. :-)
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by ndonnellan 10y ago
Close, but slightly backward. The saturation temperature (dewpoint) is lower at lower pressures. So the lower pressure air reduces the saturation point. The air is not being cooled by the wings. If the sat. point is close to the current air
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by ndonnellan 10y ago
To be fair, Austin does have a substantial semi-conductor presence. But we're still an order of magnitude behind SV levels of funding. Need one or two Googles for that.
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by ndonnellan 10y ago
I've had mine for almost 10 years now, still going strong. I did switch them out for a boxier, flat-bottomed, insulated pannier for work commutes since it's hard to fit my lunches flat in the ortliebs I have.
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by ndonnellan 10y ago
This DW article seems to be a poor regurgitation of the arstechnica one (which includes the proper link to the research).
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Ask HN: Is climate change making you reconsider your tech home base?
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by ndonnellan 10y ago
https://epatientfinder.com/ and others connect patients with trials. I don't work there, but I know someone who just left our (EHR) company to join. They're not on the genetic scale (that I know of), but I think i
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by ndonnellan 10y ago
RIP Calxeda
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by ndonnellan 10y ago
To be fair, there actually is a semiconductor industry here, so "Silicon" would be an apt description.
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by ndonnellan 10y ago
What do these mean: - MI - NPMI - PMI^K - BLC
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by ndonnellan 10y ago
Great Recession, not Great Depression
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by ndonnellan 10y ago
It would also be a better article (or good article at all) if it included actual examples of unit economics perhaps backed by data. I would love to see data showing that the majority of these companies are built on lies, but it's not h
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by ndonnellan 10y ago
That's a good question. Also kind of an interesting side note: the company behind the solar technology here is not Sundrop, but they're not mentioned at all. Which I find really curious. I may have worked for that company 4 or 5
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by ndonnellan 10y ago
Or tax carbon. And let markets [probably] decide which efficiencies to prioritize. Not that it's politically feasible...
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Athenahealth Acquires Austin-Based Patient IO(siliconhillsnews.com)
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by ndonnellan 10y ago
"Unavailable to stream" :-(
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by ndonnellan 10y ago
"However, it neglects to consider the ceiling of income." Are you sure? The author writes: "We’ll assume the salary in a traditional post-MBA job grows at a 12% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) so that it more than triples
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by ndonnellan 10y ago
"How 100,000 people bought a 95 cent book from radio shack and made nothing".
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by ndonnellan 10y ago
But the capacity (utilization) factor is potentially much higher. If a lyft driver takes 10 people to and from the train in a day, 1 car is used for 10 trips versus 10 cars and their corresponding storage costs. The variable costs might be
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by ndonnellan 10y ago
Clean data is hard, especially with such fragmentation, but there is progress! My company supports CCD/HL7 with as many other vendors as will work with us, but you're right in that the loose specifications make it very hard. I jus
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by ndonnellan 10y ago
If you read the linked article, they find "...sensitivity to low-level radiation to a subtle degree...". Except they strapped cell phones to users' heads. Given that cell-phone radiation falls off at a factor of 1/r^2, I
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by ndonnellan 10y ago
Something that I haven't seen mentioned here is the benefit of budgeting for things that you want to spend money on but do irregularly enough that you might forget. I was never irresponsible with money, instead I just tended to save an
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by ndonnellan 10y ago
I would recommend reading the article, it is fairly interesting and suggests based on the body of research that the brain (subconsciously) creates the emotion of fatigue prior to muscle "exhaustion" to prevent injury. "These
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Juno closing in on Jupiter, sends first photograph(cnet.com)
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Measure Seventy-Five Times, Cut Once: Further Blood Glucose Meter Testing(medium.com)
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by ndonnellan 11y ago
Yes it's "offset up to 3000 against ordinary income per year, but offset unlimited capital gains", as far as I understand it. IANAFA.
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FORM Lifting: Revolutionize the way you train(kickstarter.com)
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by ndonnellan 11y ago
I can't help but think VR will make for some amazing "hands-on" experiences when it comes to teaching spatial concepts or abstract ones that have good analogs. Being able to poke and prod literally infinite shapes, from the r

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