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by prepend 2y ago
I think so too. It surprised me how people could do things like this and not be sued under the CRA.
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by prepend 2y ago
That’s not what I’m saying. Racism happened in the 90s, but it wasn’t explicit discrimination. Explicitly discriminating against certain races now is something new. Two things can be bad at the same time: implicit racism then and now; expli
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by prepend 2y ago
I think the argument is that while there was suspicion and implicit lack of meritocratic procedures before the initiatives, after doubt was removed. For example, I just started in the 90s and worked in tech but I never heard an HR person or
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by prepend 2y ago
First time I’ve seen it despite being on HN for many years. Looks like last time was 2023, so seems non-constant to me.
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by prepend 2y ago
It would be nice if the government ran an identity server and you could check for arrests and convictions and such. But I wouldn’t really want a government to onboard restaurants, or process refund requests. That seems like a nightmare.
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by prepend 2y ago
As a customer, I need a middleman/market maker to select participants and provide quality control. There’s not a good reputation system so I would not use p2p cabs or food delivery because I don’t trust the drivers. At least with Uber,
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by prepend 2y ago
I’m guessing there a discord server somewhere with 90% management agents just waiting to honeypot potential union workers. Seems like digital workplace should be easier to organize with all the community tools we have.
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by prepend 2y ago
I host dozens of static sites, none of them run on s3.
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by prepend 2y ago
Depends on where you host.
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by prepend 2y ago
I understand all this. I didn’t say that static sites are easy to hack or valuable, I responded to GP’s claim “They cannot be hacked” I think static sites are a good technique that has vastly improved security over dynamic sites, but thinki
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by prepend 2y ago
Similar motivation as hacking a Wordpress site, putting seo spam out there. There’s less payoff, but people still do it.
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by prepend 2y ago
They can certainly be hacked, just like any static site. Web servers have vulnerabilities. And the files can certainly be edited as they aren’t immutable. They are less resource intensive and easier to maintain, but aren’t immune. (Running
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by prepend 2y ago
I would guess because they don’t care. The marginal cost is zero and I think they would only bother if someone ddoses or it becomes an issue. Until then, more devices are probably positive for reducing potential pitchforking.
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by prepend 2y ago
> Capitalists tend to have unhealthy wordviews around selfishness and entitlement and expectations on other people. I find it funny when people make such sweeping generalizations. You think this is unique or more prevalent in capitalists
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by prepend 2y ago
> I lost my camera, the laptop is upside down for better cooling It’s funny because I wonder how some coworkers can be so incompetent. And I work with programmers so it always seemed weird that someone who is generally competent would ha
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by prepend 2y ago
Camera helps with this. I hate video but leave my camera on so people can see when I want to speak or am reacting to what they’re saying.
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by prepend 2y ago
I don’t like video calls either, but I greatly prefer them to in person meetings with groups of people. It’s kind of like how mp3s are worse in many ways to records but are cheap and convenient. Of course zoom meetings are worse than being
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by prepend 2y ago
Costco doesn’t have fries in their food court (in the US at least). They sell frozen ore-ida fries, but no potatoes at all in their food court.
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by prepend 2y ago
I think “keeping up appearances” is too subjective to be meaningful. It seems like something that someone will always think they aren’t or are, so you have to poll people or whatever to figure it out. So it will lead to me chasing something
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by prepend 2y ago
I don’t like stars as a metric. Or at least as a comparator. If you brag about having a millions stars that says something as a million is a lot. But if you brag that your project as a million and your competitor has half a million, that is
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by prepend 2y ago
What explains most other democracies not doing it? Is Sweden an oligarchy, too? Or France? Etc etc
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by prepend 2y ago
It’s a famous “should be easy” use case. I think this is wrong only because no one does it.
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by prepend 2y ago
I love open source EMRs, but has any major country adopted open source EMRs? I know OpenMRS exists but is mainly used within developing nations. The US has Vista, made by VA, and it is a beast and no one really wants to use it.
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by prepend 2y ago
It seems like the answer to this is just reputation limits. There’s not a good “programmer whuffie” system, but I imagine requiring an active GitHub account over a year old will reduce instances. And then post the email address and handle o
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by prepend 2y ago
I think there are more options than malice or incompetence. My theory is difficulty. There’s multiple countries with socialized medicine and no profit motive and it’s still not solved. I think it’s just really complex with high negative con
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by prepend 2y ago
Aren’t all NIST standards free as they are a government body?
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by prepend 2y ago
I believe you have good intentions, but someone would need to build it out and sell it. And it requires lots of maintenance. It’s too boring for an open source community. There’s a whole industry that attempts to do what you do and there’s
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by prepend 2y ago
Getting in the file name was kind of easy. But I meant adding it visually in the pdf guidance so readers could tell. Just numbers in the lower left corner. Or maybe right. The guideline was available via url so the filename couldn’t change.
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by prepend 2y ago
Comically, I worked in this space and initially tried to get decision support working with data structures and code sets and such. I ended up only really contributed adding version numbers to the pdf. So at least people knew they had the la
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by prepend 2y ago
I’d rather have the pdf than a custom tool. Especially considering the tool will be unique to the practice or emr. And likely expensive to maintain. PDFs suck in many ways but are durable and portable. If I work with two oncologists, I use

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