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by nojito 5y ago
iOS and shareplay is easily the best solution to help friends and family.
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by nojito 5y ago
Mobile is rapidly eating desktop marketshare.
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by nojito 5y ago
Why wouldn’t you just use CarPlay or Android auto?
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by nojito 5y ago
How do you get around conflict of interest disclosures in your main job?
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by nojito 5y ago
The pill just got approved so once manufacturing ramps up we should be good to go because they don’t target the spikes. The real issue is variants arising in other parts of the world where healthcare access is not great.
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by nojito 5y ago
Not true in preliminary UK data https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/232698/modelling-suggests-ra... We will have pretty amazing US data in a few days that will finally give us a real answer.
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by nojito 5y ago
Sitting on a board isn’t a job. It’s an advisory role that needs to be cleared by both the board your sitting on and your main company’s board. And almost all contracts include a conflict of interest section. Perhaps a lowly startup might n
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by nojito 5y ago
All startups are investor led organizations the moment they take on and raise capital.
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by nojito 5y ago
As a starting point, but they use more robust EHR data to actually investigate. From the very first slide in your link... >The findings and conclusions in this report are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the officia
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by nojito 5y ago
How does that prevent malicious grants of permission? This was a problem with webcams before the light was hardcoded to the power supply.
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by nojito 5y ago
How would you disable this without compromising security/privacy?
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by nojito 5y ago
How is this a bombshell? VAERS data isn’t reliable and should not be used to determine adverse reactions.
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by nojito 5y ago
SUNY still costs way less NYU and calling state universities luxury in the same sentence as NYU is quite hilarious.
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by nojito 5y ago
I don't think you understand what "does not exist" means.
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by nojito 5y ago
It has nothing to do with attracting people...they just don't exist. Our best shot is targeting nursing school/other technical school grads, but that still doesn't help fill senior roles.
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by nojito 5y ago
The “bailouts” are for students of community colleges and state universities. Definitely a worthwhile policy to pursue.
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by nojito 5y ago
You should have sympathy because those individuals were lied to in terms of employment opportunities post degree.
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by nojito 5y ago
Wages don't matter. We offer 2-3x market rate and still have x000 vacancies. People simply do not exist right now. It's very tough. >Nurse to patient ratios have been getting smaller and smaller for many years now. It is a comm
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by nojito 5y ago
This really doesn’t have anything to do with wages. Healthcare staff just don’t exist in the quantities we need right now. It’s a worst case scenario with a bunch declaring early retirement, even more changing professions due to COVID traum
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by nojito 5y ago
It’s very easy to find this out. Just about any decent manager can sense it and if they care enough will follow through. I doubt anyone will reveal the how because it is becoming a cat and mouse game in my organization.
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by nojito 5y ago
Your code golf example makes no sense. B_mean <- dt[, mean(b)] Dt[b<b_mean, by=.(a)] Unlike the dplyr solution the dt solution is robust and we can independently test to make sure the mean of b makes sense. The very easy
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by nojito 5y ago
It almost certainly does. They even block out a box of their conclusions in grey to draw the reader eyes. Additionally, the fact they never reached out to the companies at all is telling enough of their agenda.
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by nojito 5y ago
The fact check was correct in this instance though? https://leadstories.com/hoax-alert/2021/11/fact-check-britis... The conclusions in the original BMJ article make zero sense when actually scrutinized. http
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Amazon partnered with China propaganda arm(reuters.com)
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by nojito 5y ago
The difficulty to read is a misnomer. Dt[rows, columns, groups] Assuming your dplyr code is generally split apply combine, the dt version is shorter and easier to reason around. https://atrebas.github.io/post/2
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by nojito 5y ago
The end result is the data flowing to the IA...sure they are "not affiliated" but the data is sent there which is what the GP is talking about.
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by nojito 5y ago
The FAQ isn't for new data.table users. https://rdatatable.gitlab.io/data.table/articles/datatable-i... Which is why it isn't really linked anywhere else.
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by nojito 5y ago
>The benchmarks speak volumes of dishonesty. Not really. They are designed to showcase a common use case across multiple technologies. The beauty of this benchmark is that there is a hardware limit included so that it forces you to creat
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by nojito 5y ago
Where do you think all of this data is being pushed to exactly?
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by nojito 5y ago
Why? The benchmarks speak volumes. https://h2oai.github.io/db-benchmark/

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