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Please stop showing me other people's likes! That's what retweets are for. This is the only thing twitter needs to fix.
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The capitalist answer is they don't have any right to your labor. They purchase your labor with the wages that they pay you. You are free to not accept any opportunity offered, and either party can terminate it at any time for any (leg
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Could you put a pressure sensor on the pad and only power on the coils directly underneath the object? I assume with software you could selectively turn on/off areas of the mat to manage the heat problems that come with multiple coils
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The Impact of Seattle's Minimum Wage Increase – UW Minimum Wage Study [pdf]
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Tennessee, Utah, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, Minnesota, Delaware, Nebraska, Idaho, Texas.
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If only the US had a history of tycoons building railroads...
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This isn't true of every state, some states are run fairly well.
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8y ago
If 4 fail and one grows by 10X you will have 10K. It seems that your goal should be turning 5K into 10K over 5 years which seems doable. Since the amount of money you're dealing with is fairly small, I would suggest putting your energy
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Your thought process is backwards. Instead of starting with a technology you want to learn, start with a problem that you have. Then do research on tech that can solve your problem and you will learn by solving the problem you have. Most te
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I would echo a bunch of the comments in this thread. I am only posting this because I own a healthcare startup and your question put the fear of god in me. I would strongly advise that you build a different app if you do not already possess
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I own a company that is attempting to modernize electronic medical records, and there are plenty of legitimate reasons why medical software is bad. The decision makers at large hospitals are even more conservative than other large enterpris
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Clearing Up a Few Things About Facebook’s Partners
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Why Tips Won
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Yet I don't find their arguments particularly persuasive. You can apply this logic to other products to see why it fails. Why would you buy a Tesla if there are so many people shorting them? I could think of a couple ways that you coul
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She was a professor at my university and taught a half course every other semester. Every student I knew who took her class held a negative opinion of her afterwards. They would often describe her as arrogant, self-centered, and lacking any
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If there is anything you should learn from this article, it's that you should hire a PR team if you're a billionaire. Why would anyone want to be a business partner with him after reading this?
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You are incorrect. https://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/surescripts-partners-m...
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I'm surprised that no one ever talks about America's e-prescribing infrastructure getting hacked. Over 99% of all electronic prescriptions are handled by a single company (surescripts). It's a massive single point of failure
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Luckily we have already solved this problem, we just need to distribute the solution to the developing world. Better crops and machinery result in much higher yields. If you are a small farmer and you are using livestock for labor something
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A lot of issues with America's healthcare system boil down to what I call "the interception problem". A quarterback who throws an interception directly to a defender without a wide receiver in the vicinity is treated the same
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Securing your practice
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You have to sign a single business associate agreement (BAA) depending on the nature of the business you are working with. These are usually boilerplate contracts around 2-3 pages long and full of legalese. It is uncommon for someone to cha
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AWS is IMO the best vendor if you are looking to for HIPAA compliant cloud computing. Our bills are higher than they would be for a non-medical application, but nothing astronomical. Programmer time is still way more expensive.
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Instead of going to Amazon, you should see if the manufacturer has an online store. It's usually significantly cheaper. https://onlinestore.smucker.com/display_category.cfm?cat_id=...
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Society will no longer be able to function if you can't break rules. I can easily see the people who are impacted by this system starting a revolution.
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If we apply ideas from game theory, you will find out that cartels are naturally unstable. I don't think you would be able to replace OPEC with another cartel even if you wanted to . (No one outside the newly formed cartel would welcom
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Pharmaceuticals represent about 10% of healthcare spending for Americans. Inpatient and outpatient comes out to around 52% of annual healthcare costs.[0-1] While there are many issues in the pharmaceutical industry, as a whole I think they
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It is my opinion that these initiatives fail for political reasons rather than on their merit. There are perverse incentives for all interested parties to avoid changing the status quo. Anytime you find a cause with diffuse costs and concen
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I agree, solving for the optimal solution is generally an NP hard problem when dealing with real world constraints. The real world is not a word problem in a math textbook. In practice you can often get away with improving an existing syste
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"that there are sacrifices is given, now we must decide who", which guarantees divisiveness, one could say "let us make choices as a society which mean that no person a priori need be sacrificed." Your first quote descri
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