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by rogerb 8y ago
That's a different question which is outside of the scope of healthcare in the US IMO.
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by rogerb 8y ago
My position is to take care of that person, like weve been taken care of visiting while other countries, but trying to avoid the illegal/undocumented immigrant strawman for clarity.
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by rogerb 8y ago
There's a simple thought experiment that helps: - an american citizen break his leg, he is not insured. Do you A: let him die B: take care of him ? if your answer is A - you are a terrible person, but you hold a consistent position. if
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by rogerb 9y ago
nice. whenever i am in between jobs, and are plotting the next thing to do - i turn to lisp :|
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by rogerb 9y ago
There's virtually nothing that Jay asserted in his first interview that stands in his 3rd or 4th. Magically it lined up with the State's case. For me that's an issue more than a blanket 'boys will be boys' statement
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by rogerb 9y ago
He was her boyfriend and had been in the car many times. I may sound like I'm defending Adnan, but I am not. I just don't think that the case was well prosecuted and or defended, which is either now allowing a killer to walk free
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by rogerb 9y ago
The police coaching ? The witness lying about, well, pretty much anything ? The defense not calling critical witnesses ? Or pointing out timelines that can't work ?
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by rogerb 9y ago
Much like the Steven Avery case, this case was poorly prosecuted and defended. The case the State brought was unlikely that what actually happened. In the Steve Avery case there was a healthy dose of the police 'enhancing / fabric
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by rogerb 9y ago
Someone please correct me - but I don't think that FB sells data. They use it for their own uses, and customers of their advertising platform can use that data to target groups, but I don't think they sell their data to 3rd partie
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by rogerb 9y ago
I agree when the challenge is getting to the goal, but people often quit when they don't believe in the goal anymore.
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by rogerb 9y ago
Lol. Yes, you customers of mongodb ! You’re all wrong and duped by pretty pictures! If just you could achieve the enlightenment of munk-a ! Lol. I’ve seen this idiotic response from the very beginning days of mongo (I worked there). Marketi
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by rogerb 9y ago
Nice to see Facebook taking this feedback to heart. Thanks!
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by rogerb 9y ago
This should be standard 'hello world' tutorial for Pragmatic ML.
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by rogerb 10y ago
Really cool tutorial, thanks for writing this up !
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by rogerb 10y ago
Database development is hard - especially from scratch. Oracle reached mainstream stability only in version 5. In the early days you cycle between feature development and stabilization - nothing new there. I like the transparency and commit
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by rogerb 11y ago
I would not be surprised if it turns out that Alexa is the biggest thing they've ever done, including AWS.
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by rogerb 11y ago
exactly - the options are - shot in the garage with a miracle cleanup (with only blood on the bullet, but no splatters in garage) - killed on the bed with no blood evidence at all. In both cases supposedly dragged to the car (why?), to be t
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by rogerb 11y ago
I have a simple question: according to the prosecution, where was Teresa murdered? In the garage by being shot or on the bed after a violent rape ? In Stevens case it seems to be the former, in Brendan's case the latter. There's v
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by rogerb 11y ago
Tim's argument is simply that free is not free: google's business model requires them to monetize your pictures, through advertising etc. Apple's business model is to charge you for it.
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by rogerb 13y ago
Sorry, but the global write lock has been public knowledge since the very early days. Mongo's done nothing to hide that. Also (i worked for 10gen at the time) the "marketing department" that you refer to, was a single person
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by rogerb 14y ago
Do we know whether or not this was the behavior on the site prior to them having to post this ?