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by theli0nheart 5y ago
Doesn’t matter. If you’re a business associate, you’re liable (both criminally and civilly) for violations of the privacy rule, and if you share HIPAA covered data with other businesses, those businesses must also adhere to it.
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
Business associates absolutely must abide by the HIPAA Privacy Rule. > By law, the HIPAA Privacy Rule applies only to covered entities – health plans, health care clearinghouses, and certain health care providers. However, most health c
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
> Literally this article is about employers being like "hmm you told me this number but we don't believe you because Apple says its wrong" Might have been a problem in the past, but now you can point them to this article
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
> Anyone making software for the Xbox has to pay Microsoft. Why is this different? It's different because Apple sells and markets their hardware as general-purpose computing devices. An Xbox is a gaming console and that's wha
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
> > Transactions are final. The merchant has no risk of chargebacks. > You realise that's a bad thing, right? Frauds where people ask for payment via Venmo or Paypal for Craigslist transactions are incredibly common. Craig
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
> If you send an invalid signature from a non-guardian, the condition also resolves to true. Huh? That resolves to false && false, which equals false.
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
This is the default, but you can get around this behavior by writing to history immediately.
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
> I believe a higher percentage of ICU beds are occupied nationally than at any point in the pandemic According to the data you linked: COVID ICU Beds Occupied: January 17-23, 2022 : 26,236 January 4-10, 2021 : 29,175 S
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
I am a parent of young children, and we probably have more reason to feel "over it" than other folks. I spent the first two weeks of this year balancing full-time work with a kid at home because he tested positive. I got a fever f
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
The nice thing about simply changing your mindset with respect to money is that you can learn to be happy without needing to cut good friends out of your life. It also seems unnecessarily burdensome and superficial; when said people who you
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
You probably already realize this, but almost by definition, you can never be happy with this mindset. Unless you're the richest person on Earth, there will always be someone with more money than you. Likewise, unless you're the p
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
There's no surefire way to estimate the actual weight of psilocybin save for extracting it chemically. It can vary widely between species, between flushes, and even between individual fruits.
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
Not the OP, but my assumption is that most miners sell the Bitcoin they mine into fiat currency as quickly as they can.
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
It's more complicated than that. Suicide rates for under 35 males were significantly higher. Per the original source data from the CDC [1]: > For males, the age-adjusted suicide rate dropped 2%, from 22.4 per 100,000 in 2019 to 21.
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
Are you saying that emissions shouldn't be attributed to the country they're generated in? If so, that's certainly an interesting perspective.
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
> It is the reason why the US is number one at producing greenhouse gases. This is incorrect. China currently holds this spot. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_greenhous...
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
Licensed private pilot here. Absolutely not understandable at all. Planes are natural gliders. The only reason to jump out of a plane is if you have 0 chance of landing it safely. Unless you have no other recourse, land the plane. I don’t
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
You could always try microdosing, which 1) is safe and 2) over time, provides a lot of the benefits of a single, large dose.
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
> Not everyone of course, but even a large number of psychedelic researchers who were supposedly doing it the “right way” were still walking away with bizarre and irrational beliefs: https://slatestarcodex.com/2016/
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
You would probably know if they were rotten—smell and/or looks would be really off. As for whether they're dry, they're dry enough if they break apart easily—they should crack, not bend. There's also no such thing as a m
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
And how many more kilotons of fossil fuels would we need to burn per year to make up for the loss in hydroelectric power those dams give us?
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
Not necessarily. AAVE and other DeFi lending protocols maintain collateral by locking ETH or wrapped BTC in a smart contract. But I wouldn’t be surprised if that’s not the case here.
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
I joined in 2009 and I can't recall it at all. In any case, if it was removed, it certainly didn't happen recently (within the last five years).
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
Are you sure that was ever a feature? I can’t remember comment scores ever being visible for anyone’s comments except your own, and those are still visible.
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
> This example is not Simpson’s paradox, it is simply the misuse of statistics. If you read to the end of the post, you'll see that the author was using this correlation to prove that the mistake is identical to another claim rela
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
Fees, funds reserved for transportion, safety, storage, etc. You can't just buy an original copy of the US Constitution, stick it in your carry-on, and drop it off at the local museum. From their Discord announcement: > @everyone L
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
It’s definitely not, I use bash and completion works great. I’d be surprised if there was a major shell that was not supported.
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
You might want to look into using .ssh/config instead, as it is built into SSH. In addition to letting you specify keys/usernames for arbitrary hosts, you can also use rules for wildcards, etc.
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
I might be misunderstanding, but hasn't Helion already built prototype reactors, that do produce energy through fusion?
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by theli0nheart 5y ago
> It still has to be proven that this can be done by a startup. I am confused. What, exactly, has to be proven? Startups have already done both things [1] [2]. (also, correction from my op: s/fission/fusion) [1]: https:&#x2F

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