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by nwhatt 9y ago
Nationwide yes - The program is commonly referred to as Meaningful Use. There were a number of requirements related to data exchange, and it moved the needle slightly. All the requirements are written as a numerator/denominator format.
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by nwhatt 9y ago
I would say not much. Meaningful Use is/was a unique program. In this case it seems like there was a conspiracy to deliberately cheat the certification only implementing the 16 drug checks that the examiner was going to check. The end
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by nwhatt 9y ago
I don't think this is a baseless rant - it's an accurate observation that the most disruptive technologies don't get adopted from the top-down. It's the developers on front line who learn about it and implement. Blockch
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by nwhatt 9y ago
Calling the last column "OAuth" over-simplifies quite a bit. Specifically, there are ways to do OAuth like client credentials that don't involve 3 parties. OAuth provides a standard way of solving authentication, and it makes
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by nwhatt 9y ago
> Everybody is a cloud engineer Sure - but does everyone want to be? I'd much rather have 2 people on my team get AWS certified than 10 people with google manage my AWS account. Also want to point out that any kind of Infrastructure
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by nwhatt 10y ago
GM isn't a threat to tesla unless Cadillac starts selling something to compete with the model S. As a Tesla shareholder what keeps me up at night are Mercedes, BMW, and Lexus.
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by nwhatt 10y ago
Really? Did you ever create a new master file? Even an item? There are literally a million lifecycle hooks and item metadata properties available. If Chronicles was open sourced tomorrow, it probably wouldn't make the front page of HN,
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by nwhatt 10y ago
Yeah smart people work at Epic, and smart people with ties to the midwest end up staying longer than 5-6 years. Epic does get a lot of things right, especially the code review process. If someone saw a reference to ^ER in code being committ
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by nwhatt 10y ago
Ex-Epic developer here. MUMPS is older than SQL, so preSQL might be more appropriate than NoSQL. There were moments of joy programming M, and the performance, scalability, and HA aspects of the Intersystems implementation don't hurt Ep
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by nwhatt 10y ago
A more coherent response from someone who actually uses MUMPS: https://robtweed.wordpress.com/2012/10/21/a-case-of-the-mump...
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by nwhatt 10y ago
Outside of the software stack I'd imagine you'll struggle if your devops stack is on-prem. Look for jobs that use cloud-based source management, cloud-based CI, and are hosted in the cloud. I wrote a general blog about working fr