theklub

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by theklub 11y ago
Patient portals are being rolled out all over. Give 5 years and they will be everywhere I think. The only problem I see with giving someone complete access to their records would be the ability to edit those records. I think that's a
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by theklub 11y ago
I smell a startup opportunity.
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What Happened to Jane Mayer When She Wrote About the Koch Brothers(nytimes.com)
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by theklub 11y ago
I love that a power company is outsourcing its IT. Isn't that a security concern?
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by theklub 11y ago
Maybe you'd leave out some important information when training your replacement.
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by theklub 11y ago
I'm the same way, the only app I use is a poker app. I'd probably go back to a windows phone especially if it saved me money.
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by theklub 11y ago
I got a surface book for work, its pretty sweet.
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by theklub 11y ago
I had the same experience. I thought the OS was great, but apps were sparse. It seems like a great option for someone who doesn't use apps much or at all.
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by theklub 11y ago
Only the naive ones think that.
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by theklub 11y ago
I don't trust Zuckerberg one bit. He wants to rule the world. Gates and Musk say AI is a threat and they actually want a better world and are doing something about it. Zuckerburg isn't doing shit to improve the world other than
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by theklub 11y ago
Yeah, that's a valid concern for sure. I'm very worried about how much insurance companies make and how much control they have over prices. Seems like a conflict of interest to be the insurance company and the boss of the person
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by theklub 11y ago
This doesn't answer your question but .. If you look a little closer you'll see that there is a lot changing in the medical system. 1. More and more computer use in every aspect. 2. Huge companies are being formed through the mer
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by theklub 11y ago
Idk but maybe this? "But OpenDoor is unique in that it owns all the homes it lists for sale, countering the prevailing trend in Silicon Valley of solely running a marketplace that matches buyers and sellers. As a result, OpenDoor’s st
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by theklub 11y ago
I never thought of that. I mean instead of sending our kids over to get PTSD they could be building shit over here to make life better for everyone.
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by theklub 11y ago
Man that's terrible. Just curious, why can't you order it online?
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by theklub 11y ago
You don't need a big exit when you actually make money. And since they are middle men for cash exchanges I don't think making money will be too much of a problem.
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by theklub 11y ago
There are people living there now, why not ask them? haha
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by theklub 11y ago
Yet, you have to have money to start with. A problem that I have.
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by theklub 11y ago
I could have told you all of those would end up that way. Its like a list of fads.
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by theklub 11y ago
I buy my mattresses off ebay, them are delivered rolled up like a burrito. Cheap, easy, memory foam. I don't feel bad when I spill something on them. I can replacement every 5 years and not give a shit.
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by theklub 11y ago
Well there is no way that information wouldn't have gotten out. For the sake of argument I'm merely pointing out that having one website dominate as a source of information may have hurt the web in general.
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by theklub 11y ago
I feel like wikipedia killed the web in a way. Anytime you search for something 95% of the time wikipedia is the first result and thus 99% of the time it is I go to it for information. What websites or innovations have we missed out on be
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by theklub 11y ago
Not only that, whose to say the program needed to read files from 1000 years ago are still available.
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by theklub 11y ago
Install Adblock
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by theklub 11y ago
Funny that this is interesting to people. I have a cellphone but I refuse to ever answer it. Leave a msg and maybe I'll call you back. It's the "I'm not home right now" affect. Just for emergencies alone though I
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by theklub 11y ago
That's hilarious my friend just bought one of those a month ago and we were harping on her about the mileage.
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by theklub 11y ago
Birthrate will go up, get over it.
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by theklub 11y ago
You want to live in a bubble, good for you. Give me freedom or give me death. I'd bet most of the people who are hard for these cars don't even own them, they just don't want to deal with taxi drivers anymore.
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by theklub 11y ago
I guess you should want them, if you want to continue moving towards total loss of freedom and privacy.
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by theklub 11y ago
I have no evidence I can't see into the future and no one else in this thread can. It's pure speculation, all I know for sure is the official birthrate will go up and I'd bet any amount of money on that. I picked 3 years be

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