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by virmundi 9y ago
Does anyone know of a resource that aggregates the EU stats to compare US be the EU?
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by virmundi 9y ago
We live in an age of identity politics. It will be interesting to see the society that forms when the sexes and the races hate each other. I assume that science will thrive. Soon heterosexual men might choose to pay for a child via in vitro
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by virmundi 9y ago
I'm working on that too. Paper is king. Unfortunately my paper king has multiple fiefdoms strewn throughout my house and office. Sadly his territory span not just space, but time. There are unsearchable notes in books that cover years.
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by virmundi 9y ago
I'm waiting for the 9 features. That should make things easier. Since I'm targeting small physician practices, I need to make everything as simple as possible. I've even toyed with Raspberry Pi as the install device. From wha
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by virmundi 9y ago
Why learn a new language just to learn a new language for production stuff? I looked at at switching to Go from Java for my flagship product. I couldn't find enough compelling reasons to switch. It didn't offer enough benefits to
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by virmundi 9y ago
Probably true. As we saw with the Asgard (1), there will be unintended consequences resulting in the decimation of the species. 1 - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asgard_(Stargate)
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by virmundi 9y ago
I think this is the tragedy of the commons. Computers are getting better. Each team says in its heart "We can be a bit wasteful while providing feature X." When aggregated the whole thing is slower.
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by virmundi 9y ago
There are a few options. http://alternativeto.net/software/electron/ One thing about these is that Electron can be optimized. I believe that one of the Visual Studio tools uses it and has dramatically lower memory
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by virmundi 9y ago
I do wonder if this is an issue of misaligned incentives. If a person has workers' comp insurance through their company, why not give a reduced price to the company if they deploy this tool? The owner can show they reduce the risk of h
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by virmundi 9y ago
Keep expanding your problem field. How do you create a car free society? I live in Palatka, FL. A small town that's great for tech since housing is low cost and we have reasonably fast Internet to facilitate remote work or cloud based
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by virmundi 9y ago
I used Hadoop well on an important fraud system. When we first deployed, we only dealt with 59 GB at rest worth of data per day. What I knew would occur is more models would run over the data with each release. I assumed that the models wou
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by virmundi 9y ago
Does anyone have numbers to back this claim? Seems like for IO focused software you'll have a lot of dead CPU time. If you have more threads than cores, you can take advantage of that.
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by virmundi 9y ago
Prose don't communicate sarcasm easily without explicit notice. Check out The Beggar's Opera ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beggar%27s_Opera ). It's actually really funny. Reading in college, no ide
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by virmundi 9y ago
Other countries can help. "What do I need?" Answer:"scalable, mobile first (only) blah blah." If you don't know any of that, the how's, you can get outside help. Hopefully outside mentorship that comes from out
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by virmundi 9y ago
I thought Sweden's system is focused on cohort local groups for health care. So while the government requires national healthcare, all decisions are made locally within your 10k group of peers.
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KISS Blogging(deusdatsolutions.com)
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by virmundi 9y ago
Nice thing about Java's verbose naming is the name tells you the behavior. It also has a lot of internal documentation in the Java. Such documentation is easily accessible from their IDe or the web. As the article points out, you can b
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by virmundi 9y ago
Another issue not mentioned, but associated with the same pool, is that hospitals get dramatically more money for the same procedure than a private practice doctor. Not even upcoding. Fortunately, Medicare is looking at this problem now. h
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by virmundi 9y ago
I grant this is anecdotal, but you might want to learn about the Canadian system from the point of view of sick people in Canada. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2jijuj1ysw
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by virmundi 9y ago
Indiana, and other states, have programs that will pay for your medical degree provided you go to an in-state institution and work with the under served. Now the definition of under served, just means people with not enough doctors per capi
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by virmundi 9y ago
I use to listen to music often. I use to play guitar, harmonica, drums and bass. Over the past 10 years I stopped caring. The music industry just turned me off. I stopped playing along. Then I stopped listening. I got so tired of the ads an
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by virmundi 9y ago
Or just give up on them or the entire music industry. That's what I've done. Pretty much did the same for movies. I don't want to pay their prices with their rules. Rather than steal, I just don't consume. Most of the mu
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by virmundi 9y ago
As a person who just recently turned down an offer to write an ArangoDB book, Mongo is not worth it. I think most needs are met between Arango and PostgreSQL. Arango provides a scalable NoSQL option over PostgreSQL (let's see what vers
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by virmundi 9y ago
Most of the argument centers around one's belief in the competency of the government. If you think they can do things well, you will probably argue for a single health payer system, or maybe a German model. If you think they are incomp
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by virmundi 9y ago
They are less intimidating and on the whole easier to listen to. http://www.cnn.com/2011/10/21/tech/innovation/female-compute...
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by virmundi 9y ago
If you segment your databases into micro services, it think you loose transactions. Say two services talk via DB queue. You'll need to store the DB for each service in the same management server, but different schemas. If you ever want
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by virmundi 9y ago
Point 1: that probably depends on your farm's markets. Indianapolis has one ever Wednesday. Being in the heart of the heartland, it's pretty good. Down side is it closes too early for folk that work on the ring of Indy (I465 to do
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by virmundi 9y ago
Nope, drools [1] is a Java Expert System. It's fairly old now, but it's maintained and advanced. Heck, I used PHP to interface with CLIPS [2] to provide a simple suggestion engine for a college project back in 2002. It had a simpl
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by virmundi 9y ago
It's an interesting idea. I like that UUIDs are not recommended to be the internally stored id. I do wonder about overall performance. UUIDs are rather large. Now you're going to start weighing down your DB since the column has to
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by virmundi 9y ago
Amongst other points, the article says that a water based paint takes 5 times longer to dry than the oil. From a production stand point you have a bottleneck. You now need 5x capacity to dry the containers to stay even with the normal produ

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