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by rileyteige 8y ago
https://picular.co/love returned a nice color palette pretty neat to search for the planets as well (e.g. https://picular.co/jupiter ) I also like that the favicon changes colors. Nice touch.
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by rileyteige 8y ago
Hey nice site. With cache cleared: 79.2KB to load home page sub-second load 7 total requests In contrast... where I work, to load our enterprise webapp's home page (running on Angular, WebAPI, many external CSS/JS "plugins&qu
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by rileyteige 9y ago
Not sure if you're using the credential "autofill" feature, but somewhat recently there was an attack in which their autofill extension could be tricked into "autofilling" specific sites' credentials on a malic
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by rileyteige 9y ago
not to mention (at least in the US) that you're handing over a huge political/power pawn. Vastly simplified: - Party A's candidate is clean and runs on improving infrastructure but that requires a slight cut to UBI - Party B&
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by rileyteige 9y ago
My cynical side agrees with your cynical side, while my optimistic side thinks that a move like this would significantly boost market share for alternative browsers, myself included.
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by rileyteige 10y ago
Very widely used in health care and insurance industries.
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by rileyteige 10y ago
I write 5 or 6 checks per month for various things like paying the vet (horses), paying the farrier (horses), paying an instructor of mine, paying board (horses again), etc. Also rent - my apartment complex supports ePay, but adds a surchar
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by rileyteige 10y ago
Charter Pilot. Been working on that transition for 3 years now, getting my CFI soon ;) Love development, but I'd much rather do it on the side than 40 hrs/week.
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by rileyteige 10y ago
I agree that telemedicine has the potential to be revolutionary, at the very least in the primary-care field. Not sure what it could do about in-patient care, however. The other issue that telemedicine does not solve as far as I know is the
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by rileyteige 10y ago
Most of the changes pertain to Medicare/Medicaid. I haven't looked into it in several years, but this covers it in a nutshell as far as Medicare is concerned: https://www.medicare.gov/hospitalcompare/linking-q
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by rileyteige 10y ago
Wouldn't blame them!
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by rileyteige 10y ago
That is a really cool website. I have some comments, and let me preface them with the fact that my wife is going to be a DO so I'm always looking for "Where is the love for DOs?": - I don't see a way to differentiate bet
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by rileyteige 10y ago
I was unaware of the medical school cap, but there is a residency cap set by congress in 1997 that also aggravates the issue: http://www.medpagetoday.com/PublicHealthPolicy/MedicalEducat... >Medicare already funds a
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by rileyteige 10y ago
Well I can't say for sure about post-residency, but during the programs the shift scheduling was consistent all four years (some months you work the day 12-hour shift, other months you work the night 12-hour shift). The only thing that
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by rileyteige 10y ago
I'll mention the same thing here that I just did elsewhere in the thread to someone else: While I agree with you, I have to words: Doctor shortage. At least in the US, we need more doctors. Many of the doctors with whom my wife works a
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by rileyteige 10y ago
Especially in the US with the Affordable Care Act.
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by rileyteige 10y ago
While I agree with you, I have two words: Doctor shortage.
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by rileyteige 10y ago
I can definitely relate with you on this story. My wife is getting ready to start an OB/GYN residency next year (lasts 4 years for those who don't know). She just wrapped up interview season and each program had just about the sam
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by rileyteige 10y ago
Not exactly. He's just saying he will reverse those Executive Orders which are considered unconstitutional by many (at least many of those who voted for him in my community).
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Ask HN: Why did the “Twitter is down” post last night get flagged and killed?
2 points by rileyteige 10y ago|0 comments
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by rileyteige 10y ago
wikileaks up for me.
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by rileyteige 10y ago
Sounds like a lot of wasted energy if that thing has to fly any reasonable distance.
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by rileyteige 10y ago
Not to mention icing conditions!
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by rileyteige 10y ago
At my previous job (industry-specific CMS supporting many websites) we used redis simply as a distributed cache to support our this application since it was deployed to a load-balanced webfarm. The CMS platform we were building off of had i
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by rileyteige 11y ago
On the other hand, I met my wife 5 years ago at my college's swing and salsa dancing clubs, and I always found it much more awkward to get a random message from someone on Facebook trying to flirt with me "digitally". To each
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by rileyteige 11y ago
What user crabl said. Edited for clarity.
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by rileyteige 11y ago
>Enter problem two. What happens when my project has heaps of controllers/services etc… I now have directories that could have a lot of files and none of them are particularly easy to find. My team uses Angular 1.4.7 for a very larg
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by rileyteige 11y ago
>It's louder then any other and cleaning results are worse. On the contrary, I bought a refurbished Dyson two years ago and I find it: 1) much quieter (I don't have to yell to speak over it); 2) it is much more reliable at gett
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by rileyteige 11y ago
Nozzle jams were the bane of my existence with the 3 HP inkjets I inherited/bought during my college years. I also switched to a Brother B/W laser printer last year (HL-L2380DW) and it works over my network, I can print to it from
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by rileyteige 11y ago
I'd second this suggestion. The first season definitely has some ups and downs - excellent writing but the cast hadn't found the chemistry that really brings the show to life in the later seasons.

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