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by sodosopa 8y ago
Hi there are dozens of us using Google Cloud. We’re using it for a variety of NLP work alongside on prem systems. Fun stuff.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
I believe you’re picking nits over the description of a commercial OS used by Google and Amazon and countless other device makers.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
> it’s on every android device by default Amazon tablets do not have the Google Play store.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
I personally have no problem with this. I’ve worked in this space in health care and understanding how these metrics are used. It’s no different than running Webtrends on a website. Companies want to know how people interact with sites and
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by sodosopa 8y ago
Doubleclick, just means they're running ad campaigns on Google, targeting pages on kp.org. It's standard practice for health insurers' websites, like kp.org.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
> The European court fines countries all the time. But the important question is, do the countries pay their fines?
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by sodosopa 8y ago
> but that's the equivalent of calling op-ed news; Taco Bell fine dining; or an elected official leadership. (edit, kinda off topic but related to calling op-eds news) Gannett allows their advertisers to run light promotional articl
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by sodosopa 8y ago
The ratings are moving away from boring local TV news too. The audience is shrinking and moving to online sources. Local evening news is mainly controlled by the corporate owners, some news gets through but it's primarily a showcase fo
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by sodosopa 8y ago
Shhh. Apparently people don't like to hear about an ethical group of investigative journalists. They only want to focus on the ones tied to Assange.
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The Intercept cuts back(cjr.org)
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by sodosopa 8y ago
Greenwald has also been complicit with Assange and Wikileaks. He shouldn’t be the torchbearer around reporting biases.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
I've made personal copies of rare bits of info for my Asus tablet/laptop but shuttered my pages down. But that was the needle in the haystack of g+ content, most everything else seem to have slacked off shortly after the novelty w
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by sodosopa 8y ago
> this is what Agile looks like FYI Kanban came out of the process on Toyota assembly lines.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
David vs Satan is more apt
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by sodosopa 8y ago
How bad were their roads prior to Google? If it's like a lot of other states, roads get little funding for improvements Louisville should have looked at the model set by Chattanooga's EPB. Fastest internet in the country and a hig
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by sodosopa 8y ago
> if you cut carbs from your diet with type1 your diabetes stops being a problem. Look up "dawn syndrome". Your body sometimes works against this idea.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
That's Type 2 diabetes, which is misnamed since it's a completely different than Type 1 which honestly affects more people.
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That depends. Blogs and Twitter were great until they became marketing tools.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
Couple each experience with social workers, religious staff and the patient’s care team. While a physician isn’t physically in the room, a caring influence over the discussion could help despite being a cold doc or a cold robot.
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I think we should make it agnostic to where it doesn’t matter how the person gets the message. Couple either experience with support groups.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
I believe it could be delivered good or bad by both. It depends on so many factors.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
But that’s also a problem with a lot of physicians, from my experience they provide vague answers and hint around. For one of my recent family members, I pulled her social worker aside and said this is a binary yes or no, Should we call hos
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by sodosopa 8y ago
It didn’t matter who gave them the news, that’s a helluva impact. A doctor could be in the room and give the same message in a cold manner as many do each day and the family would have felt the same. The blame on reading the screen is more
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by sodosopa 8y ago
Reminds me of the saying, “I would RTFM if there was a FM to R”
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by sodosopa 8y ago
We run all of those and Oracle is the one we just thankfully retired. It is also very telling that people are moving from Teradata and Oracle to Sailfish.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
As long as their stock is up, add investors to the list too.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
founded Blogger, Twitter, odeo (vine before vine) and Medium.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
unfortunately, it's still Medium. If they improved their accessibility it wouldn't be as bad, but they're more pro design than pro accessible design.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
That site looks sketchy
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by sodosopa 8y ago
If you take money out of an author/musician/artist’s hand for a work they created. You can call it anything you desire but it’s theft and piracy.

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