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by skue 6y ago
You can also imagine an executive team trying to shift suspicion towards the whistleblower, who happens to be an individual with intricate knowledge of their cloud infrastructure.
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by skue 6y ago
> "Any sufficiently complicated model class contains an ad hoc, informally specified, bug-ridden, slow implementation of half of a state machine." (not sure where I read this quote). Can’t tell you where you read it, of course,
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by skue 6y ago
> MFS2020 can simulate an aircraft that was partially damaged after colliding with an obstacle, but a catastrophic crash will just fade to black... Lame. It’s a simulator, not a video game. What would be more realistic than this?
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by skue 7y ago
> Rust's day-1 error handling story was significantly worse than that of most recent languages (e.g. Swift, Typescript, Kotlin, Dart, just going down Wikipedia's list of significant languages). And it's not clear what Rust
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by skue 7y ago
> The AMA puts a cap on the supply of doctors (via # of residency slots they allow) This is factually untrue.[1] [1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4978854/
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by skue 7y ago
Doctors don’t enforce shortages. No one is stopping new medical schools from being created, it’s just not a trivial thing to do. I’d actually argue that physicians haven’t yet fully grasped their power. Historically, many docs worked in ind
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by skue 7y ago
Completely depends on the organ. Kidneys can survive outside the body for 1-2 days, while heart and lungs only survive 4-6 hours and are typically transported via ground or air ambulance, depending on distance. Source: https://ww
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by skue 7y ago
They aren’t the same thing at all. This isn’t trying to be a framework, it’s simply a lexicon.
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by skue 7y ago
That’s not what this is about at all. This is simply looking around at people using benches, stools, stumps, and piles of rocks and suggesting we come up with a word to describe something constructed that you sit on... then looking at the n
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by skue 7y ago
> I regret to inform you that SOAP's death has been limited to open source. Enterprise continues to eat it up. How apropos. A behind-the-times punishment for being so behind-the-times? [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2
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by skue 7y ago
Too bad that announcement was posted first, since it doesn’t have this marvelous typo: > Earlier this evening, Linus released [1] Linus 5.6...
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by skue 7y ago
This is for a voluntary county board position without regulatory power that by statute needs to be elected by March when no one is paying attention. So someone decided to try this out. OTOH, the WA Sec. of State opposes mobile/online e
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by skue 7y ago
This study was published in 1999 and while it is a wonderful example of incentives gone awry, it’s also dated. Per the article, “All charity parachuting in our study was apparently done by static line methods from 2500± 3000 feet.” [1] Stat
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by skue 7y ago
I wonder if the title’s reference to “Trump” has prevented this from appearing on the front page and from getting more votes? It’s not a political issue and probably warrants more discussion. Not sure how best to get dang/sctb’s attent
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by skue 7y ago
Congrats on the launch. This looks like one of those great ideas that works so much better than the old way that it feels obvious in hindsight. I’m curious how you handle different monitor resolutions?
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by skue 7y ago
Sure, the space is called Revenue Cycle Management. OODA Health already has some major partnerships/investments from providers and payers. https://www.ooda-health.com/ Lumedic was acquired last year by Providence St. J
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by skue 7y ago
For all those downvoting the parent: https://www.psjhealth.org/news/2019/02/psjh-acquires-lumedic I firmly believe blockchain is over hyped, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have its potential use cases. Medi
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by skue 7y ago
You don’t even need to go to the level of a Bellard or Carmack to recognize the existence of 10x engineers. This pushback seems to derive from the egocentric assumption that 10x means “Ten times better than me.” If we flip this around, does
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by skue 7y ago
On a related note, has anyone else had issues with the iPad Smart Keyboard after 15+ months? Bought mine for the 10.5 iPad Pro and at some point I started getting Accessory Not Recognized messages, then it would stop working unless I remove
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by skue 7y ago
> After studying pharmacology and medicinal chemistry, I lost a lot of faith in our current pharmacological medicine. My reaction was just the opposite. There are so many aspects of physics or other physical sciences that we take as basi
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by skue 7y ago
Like being forced by the gods to do nothing but repeatedly push a boulder up a mountain for all of eternity? The Myth of Sisyphus is the name of Camus’ book about suicide, and Sisyphus’ plight is its central metaphor.
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by skue 8y ago
Both Lyft & Uber have begun partnering with healthcare providers to provide non-urgent patient transportation.[1] [1] https://www.fiercehealthcare.com/tech/lyft-announces-integra...
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by skue 8y ago
No. HIPAA only covers (applies to) certain entities like hospitals and insurers, not the USPS. And there’s an explicit “conduit exception” that allows covered entities to distribute protected health information via non-covered entities such
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Hiring: Rock-Star Entrepreneurs for Startup, Unless I Get a Real Job First(newyorker.com)
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by skue 9y ago
No. Look at the following tweet. He explicitly says that he hasn’t enabled this and posted a screenshot of his settings: https://mobile.twitter.com/Gabriel__Lewis/status/96312181416... Update: Matthew Green just e
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by skue 9y ago
Edie Freedman came up with the concept and chose the early animal prints. See: http://animals.oreilly.com/origin-of-species/
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by skue 9y ago
> At the point where he said there should be a law that recommendations need to be made by humans it’s like dude... You’re taking him way too literally. “There oughta be a law” is a figure of speech.
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by skue 9y ago
1. The OSI tried to get a trademark for “open source” in their early days and failed.[1] They don’t own the term, and arguing fine distinctions like this does nothing but promote flame wars.[2] 2. The developer put a lot of effort into this
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by skue 9y ago
In the FAQ, bottom of page: > Do I need LuLu if I've turned on the built-in macOS firewall? > Yes! Apple's built-in firewall only blocks incoming connections. LuLu is designed to detect and block outgoing connections, such
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by skue 9y ago
Based only on glancing through the linked product page... here are some LS features LuLu currently lacks: * Reporting domain names rather than just reporting destination IPs. * Inbound monitoring & rules * Temporary rules that auto-expi

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