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by shad0wfax 4y ago
The health insurance companies are now required to publish this and in fact the rule went into effect July 1 2022. Look up price transparency by CMS (the data will be published in this format: https://github.com/CMSgov/
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by shad0wfax 4y ago
Good question! I am biased in this answer because I am building https://hotg.ai/ but I see the world going towards a more fragmented ecosystem. So: - Portable computations - sending your workloads to any place where the dat
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by shad0wfax 6y ago
Nice!
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by shad0wfax 6y ago
Nice!
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by shad0wfax 8y ago
doc.ai | Sr. Engineer data engineer | Palo Alto | Full Time | https://doc.ai doc.ai is working on bringing medical research to participants on their mobile phones. Our consumer mobile app allows users to collect their medical da
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by shad0wfax 8y ago
doc.ai | Mobile engineer, Senior engineer | Palo Alto | Full Time | https://doc.ai We are building a platform to build predictive models on top of health data. In order to do this, we are building the full ecosystem - mobile&#x2
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by shad0wfax 11y ago
I think we're just scratching the surface when it comes to the types of health data we can retrieve. There is a lot of power in bringing together data sets from the sensors/apps (more of a continuous feed of wellness data) and cor
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by shad0wfax 13y ago
Ensighten ( http://ensighten.com/company/careers/engineering ) Cupertino, CA. H1-B transfer okay. We are building some interesting products in the Tag management and web analytics space. Most of our customers are en
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by shad0wfax 14y ago
Good article. Writing immutable software is hard, when the language doesn't provide constructs for it. It will require some discipline. There are some good frameworks/tools for the JVM for Java programmers for this (the whole AKKA package i
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by shad0wfax 14y ago
I think deciding on this will be hard and frankly subjective. My suggestion is that you try both for a small project and decide for yourself what makes you feel at home. It should not take more than a couple of days to assess it yourself. A
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by shad0wfax 14y ago
Nice. I think its important to find one'w own minimal footprint. Obviously it is different for each individual. Knowing it will ease the context switches (read: Location/Country change, status change, leaving the comfort zone etc...). Thoug
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by shad0wfax 14y ago
True, I don't advocate being completely blindsided about defining tangible results. Though, it is useful to ignore it, when one wants to make a drastic change. In my case (and perhaps OP's case), to take the plunge. Once the change has been
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by shad0wfax 14y ago
Wow, I feel similar and I am in my early 30s as well. I have taken some steps to change though. But, let me interpret it a bit differently from what others are making it here from what I have personally experienced (I felt the same until ab
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by shad0wfax 14y ago
Really nice! I can Create a remote repo on Dropbox and have a cloud based service :)
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by shad0wfax 14y ago
Is there a reason you need Webstorm? From what I have tried to find, Pycharm includes Webstorm features and any missing features (Node.js) can be downloaded as a plugin. Do you know any specific feature that you are looking for that is not
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by shad0wfax 14y ago
Life: Figured out the loud "noises" in my life that were pinning me down. - Day job and unwanted social relationships. Gave up television, politics and anything that seem to bring a very high bias into thinking. The best outcome has been th
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by shad0wfax 14y ago
Have been using Bitbucket for over 9 months now and find it really as good as Github for the features I need. The pricing is such a lifesaver for small companies or hobby programmers that want some private repos.
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by shad0wfax 14y ago
Really nice! I love the concept. Can you make the slider (move me) and the category names (bestsellers, recent-in-fiction etc..) a fixed/floating bar on the page? As I scroll below / load more to view more books, I sometimes forget what cat
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by shad0wfax 14y ago
Still don't like the design. They seem to have just sugar-candied the menus as far as I can see. Don't like how they bombard with information on any page. Its a clutter and mess of unrelated stuff.
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by shad0wfax 14y ago
Good luck! I think you can add the intangible element of "being happy doing what you want" to the list of reasons. I think you will love it every day.
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by shad0wfax 14y ago
Self hosted git using gitolite. But you won't get all that Jazz GUI/Web stuff.
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by shad0wfax 14y ago
The feel good is that of the state of the mind. "I wear a 1.2k jean and ride a 20k bike. I justify my success"
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by shad0wfax 14y ago
I find it hard google took away customizing the theme. The classic theme 'Tree' is the only one that I feel a little good about.
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by shad0wfax 15y ago
It is not being imposed up on. If you are on FB, it is a system you are willing to participate in. You are not obligated to communicate either way. An analogy that I can think of in the real world similar to what you are saying is, when I g
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by shad0wfax 15y ago
I think as an outsider to Adobe, logic dictates what you say. But here is Adobe's thoughts on Flash and their platform: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplatform/articles/recent-up... . The section on Flash player for desktop does say they
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by shad0wfax 15y ago
Yes, but if this is an admit of defeat by Adobe's engineering (like how to some extent you can say it was on Tablet/phone platform), it just is a bad sign for them. What as a consumer of flash platform I need form Adobe is clarity and commi
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by shad0wfax 15y ago
I cannot see how they can be serious about Flash if they are going to ignore Linux. It makes sense from Adobe's point of view, because the adoption on Linux is minimal, but for someone creating content on flash (for example - for video, gam
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by shad0wfax 15y ago
True, if you intend to work on creating applications (rather than say systems programming), it makes more sense to hone skills with how to work with frameworks/tools. Obviously having the gift to design as well will put in you in an elite l
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by shad0wfax 15y ago
It is an impressive list of items that you have been able to do. It is very practical and something a college/univ education might not provide. At some point in life (there is still a lot of time for you) you will have to make a decision, w
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by shad0wfax 15y ago
Just on that point of Netflix, they do let you set the streaming quality on your account settings. This affects the streaming to all devices though and is a master setting. But I agree with you, we can be the best judge of the quality we wa

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