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by siculars 12y ago
"It means federal policies that promote the seamless sharing of data between different systems in different settings." I've been promoting this concept for quite some time [1]. The state of electronic medical records is not v
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Nimoy Explains Origin of Vulcan Greeting(nytimes.com)
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Here is something similar[1] used in simulating clinical data for the omop cdm[2]. Interesting area of research in medical informatics. [1] http://omop.org/node/70 [2] http://omop.org/CDM
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My notes on the sad state of healthcare data integration[1]. This issue of patient access to their own records in electronic format kind of falls in the general category of electronic data access and data integration. In short, you'd b
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by siculars 12y ago
Take a look at Riak, http://basho.com/ . Disclosure, I have recently joined up with them as a Solutions Architect.
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by siculars 12y ago
I was just in SF on business and had never used Uber or Lyft before. Obviously, voting with my dollars, I used Lyft and it was great. Lyft line was fast, cheap and got me where I needed to go.
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Grats to Blendle, but I don't really get the big deal. Isn't this just micro payments on bite sized content? Doesn't this just devolve into a reinforced bubble contest of which articles can get the most people to read them an
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"With its new approach, Salesforce may have a tricky time convincing dominant health record vendors like Epic Systems and Cerner Corp to share information. Their cooperation would be vital in serving some major customers." The onl
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Is there a succinct rundown of differences between Julia and R? As in, why would you use one over the other. Thanks!
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With New iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, It’s What’s Inside That Counts(nytimes.com)
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DataStax Raises $106M to Take on Oracle, Microsoft(nytimes.com)
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Who gets the contract? GoPro?
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New York Police Officers to Begin Wearing Body Cameras in Pilot Program(nytimes.com)
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The problem is that Google attaches your real identity to your activities.
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Huge update for Riak. My favs are new CRDTs (in addition to counters) and Search. Search is now based on Apache Solr. You can now think about Riak when considering Elastic Search. Congrats to the whole Basho team.
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Riak 2.0(docs.basho.com)
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NYC does exactly this. Green waves along the avenues to a certain point. Then 10 block chunks of green. Different approaches for different districts.
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by siculars 12y ago
Someone hacked the Gibson.
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by siculars 12y ago
One of the funniest guys out there for a long, long time. It's hard to believe that someone with access to any type of help one could get could not find the help he needed. Someone you grew up watching is no longer around. I'm rea
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by siculars 12y ago
Max salary aside (which is obviously reserved for the bosses - what can the rank and file expect to pull down their first 2,3,5 years on the job?), the problem with working for the government is that you're working for the government.
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by siculars 12y ago
Any way to send vlc to chromecast? Edit: This is great, btw. Thanks, fomojola!
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by siculars 12y ago
The funny thing about World Cup is that it happens every four years. Two for Olympics. World series, Stanley Cup and Super Bowl are every year. The bottom line is that people like twitter once they interact with it for any reason (like any
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Riak 2.0.0 RC1 Release Notes(github.com)
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It's the "Compensation and benefits are reasonable as well, the low cost of living." part. When you pay someone reasonably relative to their immediate environment what you're really saying is: Hi new hire, we expect you
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Except if your application generates dynamic queries. And not of the sort where variables in the WHERE clause are dynamically evaluated. Of the sort where the entire structure of your SQL is dynamically driven by user interaction with your
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Right, it seems to me that spatiotemporal shifting and id salt-hashing would go some way towards a viable de-identification scheme.
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What are your recommendations for anonymizing PHI data, for example? Saying there is no way to anonymize data isn't really a solution and beyond that, I don't think it's true. What practitioners need is a canonical reference
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I work in medical informatics. Currently working on an interesting data integration project. Drop me a line, would love to talk more and hear about your RHIO experience.
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I actually work for one of the institutions cited in the article; yes, we have recently received the largest HIPAA related fine to date. It seems to me, as indicated in the article, that the governments agenda is to enforce compliance/
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I'm also at a university that blocks 6667. I wrote a blog post on how to get around it. http://siculars.posthaven.com/ssh-tunnel-to-blocked-sites-wh...

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