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by orbz 3y ago
It’s wild, the world before HIPAA was even more walled off and data just didn’t flow at all. It was still a world of paper records widely at that point. Where we are with HIPAA is so much better, but still plenty of room to improve with del
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by orbz 3y ago
It's clear this is damage control mode since they couldn't even be bothered to give a time frame other than TOMORROW: > Reddit CEO, u/spez, will be here tomorrow to host an AMA about the latest API updates, including acces
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by orbz 3y ago
I think my big takeaway here is the absolutely horrific way spez has handled this situation down to outright lying about his interactions with third-party app maintainers.
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by orbz 3y ago
I have to say though that it's really hard to beat the amount of effort it takes to utilize a keyboard and mouse. I've tried VR systems and it's exhausting doing gestures for a few hours.
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by orbz 3y ago
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. The financial benefits someone could get from stolen notoriety is enough evidence that this is a scam.
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by orbz 3y ago
> In this sense, in the coming period, a better position, improved conditions, continued constant growth in the number of registered ".ME" domains and an approach to the sale of Premium domains that will produce the desired res
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by orbz 3y ago
Absolutely, horrible misrepresentation with that title.
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by orbz 3y ago
I think the implication is that the torpedos had not yet left their tubes, so when the sub turned around with them still in it they registered that as a situation where they should destruct.
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by orbz 3y ago
My favorites are the class of bugs caused by the phase of the moon: http://catb.org/jargon/html/P/phase-of-the-moon.html
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by orbz 3y ago
Kind of makes you wonder about the process of apprenticeship from the renaissance period where kids would start in a trade at 7-12 and literally live with the masters that taught them. Is that what it takes for greatness in a craft?
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by orbz 3y ago
- Easier to keep similar working hours by default. - Export restrictions to some countries/territories. - Simplified payroll, compliance and benefits. - Contractual obligation for data processing within US which if you have remote empl
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by orbz 3y ago
ChatGPT is definitely not going to replace lawyers, doctors and other specialized knowledge workers. The custom trained LLM models based on the proof of concept that ChatGPT was absolutely will augment them however. If used correctly you’re
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by orbz 3y ago
Love Synthea, it's an amazing project and you should be very proud of it. My only gripe is how clean the data is compared to what many other EHR providers actually generate, but that's more on them than you guys.
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by orbz 3y ago
Yes, MITRE is a non-profit organization that works with a number of US government agencies to cover a pretty large swath of areas: https://www.mitre.org/focus-areas
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by orbz 3y ago
Probably for HTTP Pipelining: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_pipelining
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by orbz 3y ago
Similar study in humans where people would prefer to electrically shock themselves than just sit bored: https://www.science.org/content/article/people-would-rather-...
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by orbz 3y ago
I"m seeing a lot of people taking the 'Back in MY day...' approach to this topic. I think in this case there's more at play: School aged children have just gone through a once-in-a-100-year pandemic that absolutely _wrec
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by orbz 3y ago
Yes, truancy laws: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truancy
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by orbz 3y ago
I think the key distinction here is that those are valid concerns to have when you have a device/service that starts getting its own agency. In your example, if I was buying a car that had agency in the form of full-service drive I don
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by orbz 3y ago
That sounds like a credit score of sorts.
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by orbz 3y ago
Even assuming he is the supreme leader, he can’t be everywhere, know everything and oversee all aspects of the regime. Every sufficiently large organization, such as a government, has delegated areas of responsibility to various sub organiz
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by orbz 3y ago
Could be token compaction resulting in some loss of fidelity.
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by orbz 3y ago
You can try an appeal that the network did not have adequate coverage in the area in which your son was injured in which case they would treat it as were in network, or see if it might have been covered under their emergency room benefit in
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by orbz 3y ago
During early development you get feedback (both actively and passively), and if you’re raising funds it gives you inflated metrics and indication of PMF. At later stages those are less valuable, so they might not be getting value out of it
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by orbz 3y ago
I recall the issue being with JSON objects getting treated as map values in the parsing language. You don’t always have a guarantee that iterating over the map will happen in the same order as was specified in the JSON. The guidance was usu
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by orbz 3y ago
They're actually surprisingly good at making the update process as painless as possible: https://update.angular.io/?v=15.0-16.0
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by orbz 3y ago
This is the downside of social proof. Your review is less valuable without your identity tied to it. This is why I don’t do any reviews that might identify me.
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by orbz 3y ago
Yeah, it’s a wildly misleading title.
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by orbz 3y ago
Things coming from above that may not have been communicated down: - Headcount projections for next quarter - New projects on the horizon - A project has been cancelled (seriously, waited 3 weeks to hear of this once, all throw away work) -
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by orbz 3y ago
But remember you have to get WET (write everything thrice) before you get DRY. I apologize for my dry humor.

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