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Why Facebook privacy concerns should impact Health IT’s future(healthdatamanagement.com)
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by nwhatt 9y ago
I have lots of negative things to say about older versions of sails, but most of the bugs I’ve had to workaround are fixed in later versions. If you’re starting out just ditch the ORM altogether. Sails is just plain express so if you need t
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I'm extremely grateful for having quality advisors and mentors as an undergrad. I went to SLAC I feel like the lack of grad programs meant that professors could be more honest with me, without any pressure to get master's enrollme
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Probably depends on what stage the company is at. You could have tons of credits from being in an accelerator, or you could be so large you need to spread risk out over multiple clouds.
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by nwhatt 9y ago
A lesson I learned early in my career was to avoid spinning out too much on why a particular piece of code someone else wrote was so “bad”. The metaphor in this article fits perfectly- the developer who wrote this borrowed from the future,
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by nwhatt 9y ago
Any team with enough developers using Node should develop a handful who can understand the v8 internals and help troubleshoot real-world performance problems. The most helpful resource I've found about v8 specific performance is the bl
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Draft Trusted Exchange Framework [pdf](healthit.gov)
1 points by nwhatt 9y ago|0 comments
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by nwhatt 9y ago
Wow the toxicity on that thread is appalling. I feel like I need to a tool when hiring people that automatically shows me their github comments with the most reactions.
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by nwhatt 9y ago
He's apparently also a conservative fiction writer: http://threadsafebooks.com/?page_id=103 > Caution: Not recommended for moonbats, liberals, Clinton drones or Bernie’s Sandernistas.
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by nwhatt 9y ago
It sounds like the ethical review you’re talking about is IRB approval. It doesn’t just happen at Princeton. In fact, most journals won’t accept work that hasn’t been demonstrated to be conducted ethically. See for example Nature: http:&#x
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by nwhatt 9y ago
Time to relive my Epic glory days. Seriously thanks for sharing these and appreciate your positive attitude.
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This was posted last year. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13859961 Does anyone know the story behind why these slides keep getting updated? Is this a databases class?
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by nwhatt 9y ago
Marvel Heroes was pretty fun in its time - but recently closed down. http://www.pcgamer.com/marvel-heroes-is-closing-down/
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It looks to be read-only at the moment, meaning you can't necessarily walk into one of those few health care systems with your iPhone and have the data sync with the EHR.
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I kind of want to see the listing that this guy bought it from, If only to test my own bullshit meter.
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by nwhatt 9y ago
Lots of money to be made in "Enterprise" software, and even bigger amount of impact to be made by having smart developers working in the space. I'm not really sure where the problem lies, partly economics, and part lack of sp
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by nwhatt 9y ago
I appreciate thoughtful posts like this. Instead of the typical "Go is just better" style of article with specious data, this one talks about pitfalls around Go. All developers need to realize that there are tradeoffs with any imp
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I'm interested to see how this plays out - in some respects it's hard to come back at Project Veritas, they'll just say - hey nice work Washington Post you did your job.
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by nwhatt 9y ago
Is there going to be any moderation at all? It looks like most of the recent posts are bots and spam.
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by nwhatt 9y ago
The hot thing from an infrastructure perspective is serverless. You can do the http and user management stuff with cloud services like api gateway and cognito (AWS). Business logic lives in lambda functions, which only support a handful of
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I think the only source is a tweet from Tesla.
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Part of me wonders if he wants to be removed in protest, or if he wants to sort of exit with three stars, and not have to deal with being perceived as lower quality by losing a star. I don’t speak French, but here’s the video announcing it:
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by nwhatt 9y ago
I clicked through all the interfaces, seems extensible.
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Yeah he understands value networks and disruptive innovation. Daimler needs to start looking like Tesla - no dealerships, big investments in batteries, cheap solar, in order to compete with Tesla. Especially since the article says they need
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by nwhatt 9y ago
My solution: 1) Encourage people be advocates for people with disabilities (ideally not by being pompous). 2) Educate others about what service dogs actually do - in articles such as this one (I didn't write this article but thought i
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Did you read the article? Do you know anyone with a service dog? There are lots of non profits dedicated to raising dogs and working with people with disabilities. I suggest you find one and volunteer. This is a major problem for a small nu
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Moving Past the EHR Interoperability Blame Game(catalyst.nejm.org)
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By electronic I meant over a network - a burnt CD may have well been the media that got lost in OP's situation. The problem is that the digital scan is isolated to his ER's network, and without a business relationship between the
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Agreed - there is still a huge hurdle of connecting all the fiefdoms of healthcare - my colleague calls it the connectivity problem: https://www.redoxengine.com/blog/the-connectivity-problem When someone asks us to int
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The problem is not necessarily closed systems or lack of interoperability support. In your situation with CT scan, it sounds like there was no electronic way to share the digital version of the CT scan. Furthermore, if there was an electron

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