sierra1011

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by sierra1011 2y ago
Lightly off-topic, but: >Five for the Future asks that if you benefit from WordPress, you give back 5% of your time directly to that open-source project As someone that semifrequently has to support WP installs, I would definitely make a
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by sierra1011 2y ago
Absolutely correct, and my examples given are unsubstantiated and anecdotal at best; I'm not in the medical physics field. Honestly, I'd take both. If standard light imaging is 99% efficient then it adds additional triage and diag
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by sierra1011 2y ago
A reasonable take, but one that I don't think lessens my point. I can't speak to the other responses from which you've identified this yes-but-x template, and can speak really only from the 2 bits of knowledge I have: IT&#x2F
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by sierra1011 2y ago
I should add that my perspective is based in secondhand UK dental experience; in a hospital setting this would be used to improve care. In a private practice I have no doubt that it wouldn't affect the price handed to the customer.
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by sierra1011 2y ago
It's definitely what I'd like to see for the future, in the same way that calculators improved the capability and throughput of professional mathematicians; as a tool that assists to enhance and augment delivery of a service. CNC
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by sierra1011 2y ago
SO is a dentist. They laughed and said 90% detection leaves a lot to be desired, and there's rarely a good reason to not have an X-ray.* In addition, there's some things a human dentist does that I doubt this does - early detectio
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by sierra1011 2y ago
Interesting, I use Bottlerocket on my work clusters too. I think we had issues like this using some ridiculous data tool images that take up gigabytes, so we just upped the EBS size. Easily done.
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by sierra1011 2y ago
Sounds a lot like the host OS is generic instead of container-focused, which could be part of the problem. What was the cause/solution? Images too big?
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by sierra1011 2y ago
"Talos: Secure, immutable, and minimal Linux OS for running Kubernetes" I guess we'll never know... But in truth it's for running on hosts.
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by sierra1011 2y ago
That story actually came about from a scientist doing experiments on frogs. Frogs with removed brains. Arguably the frogs are not smarter than we thought See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boiling_frog under the Exper
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by sierra1011 2y ago
Not a doctor; previously worked in a lab that matched solid tissue (organs) from donors to recipients. The article has very emotive language, and not in my opinion the mindset of any doctor that has long left in their profession. I can&#x27
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by sierra1011 2y ago
Luckily I've been out of that particular game for a few years, but it's good to know that less questionable options are available
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by sierra1011 2y ago
I actually miss the stretchy shrink wrap, it was pretty useful in daily lab life
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by sierra1011 2y ago
Yeah, that is always an option. However once boiling hot, if you introduce something into the flask it's more likely to create an explosion front. A bit like when someone supercools a bottle of water and then taps it to make it freeze
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by sierra1011 2y ago
Twice in one day, this is terrible! I wish these were my only mistakes today, and thank you for the catch and correction!
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by sierra1011 2y ago
Apologies, I was writing this while balancing my son on one arm and mixed up some simplification with good old-fashioned mistakes! I'll nip this in the bud and say "DNA particles" was definitely the wrong word. You are correc
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by sierra1011 2y ago
If you have to ask, I think you already know the answer
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by sierra1011 2y ago
I used to work in a genetics lab, and had to prepare trays of gel to visualise DNA tests (PCR testing to identify HLA alleles: effectively like finding someone's blood type, but for their immune system). The compound in the gel that at
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by sierra1011 2y ago
This is great. I'm in DevOps and when hiring, the tech interview is a round we've been off and on over time. Doing code reviews instead makes a lot more sense.
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by sierra1011 2y ago
Ooh, that sounds nice. Beats my current slew of emails around week 3 of the month. Got a link to any docs to get set up quickly?
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by sierra1011 2y ago
'Yak shaving' as a phrase is new to me, and I love it.
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by sierra1011 2y ago
This is less of a video grab tool and more focused on making a CLI tool/demo look more slick: https://github.com/BuoyantIO/demosh
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by sierra1011 2y ago
Key difference being that Meta products are free for consumers, while Windows licensing is very much not free. Microsoft are just attempting a classic double-dip; pay for Windows and also get the ads endemic to digital life! What's not