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   by travisp 17y ago

   Doctors are taught in American medical schools that they are supposed to provide all options to their patients and explain to them the cost benefits and not try to make or even bias their decision. I'm not sure if it's simply for fear of la
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   by travisp 17y ago

   FYI, it actually kind of works for me in Linux under Wine. Installation worked perfectly for me. The only problem is that all of the text in the main application does not display (missing font?). But by clicking on random buttons, you can f
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   by travisp 17y ago

   I've observed some of these classrooms where every child is using a laptop. About the only benefit is the occasional need to carry less books on their back -- the rest just provides a neat factor and gives the kids an increased familiarity
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   by travisp 17y ago

   HSAs are awesome if you are eligible. But, if you don't have a high deductible plan, you're not eligible. So this doesn't benefit people with lower deductibles from their employer who might still benefit from going to a doctor with a plan l
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   by travisp 17y ago

   But, if something does have vim bindings, even in a limited manner, it suddenly gains extraordinary appeal (e.g. keyboard navigation in gmail)
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   by travisp 17y ago

   For an alternate view, see this paper: http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1457848 The paper argues that patents recognizing the inventions of vulcanized rubber, sewing machines, and incandescent lightbulbs, for example, we