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by wswope 5y ago
I’ve been making a “toy” SaaS website solo, both as a dry run for future endeavors and as a way to practice broader tech skills than my day job requires. (“Toy” = real website, but not one that I expect will make more than a few hundred dol
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by wswope 5y ago
Not the person you replied to, but as someone with very similar tastes, there’s a Time Team spinoff called “Extreme Archaeology” that’s pretty good, and some BBC specials with “Lost Kingdoms of [Region]” titles that I found scratched the sa
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by wswope 5y ago
I had the exact same experience and was really disappointed, as I’ve been a happy DO user for a long time. I really wish status pages included basic health checks - if only as an indicator that there might be something wrong.
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by wswope 5y ago
I got a Logitech G915 keyboard about a year ago. Its default backlight pattern without official Logitech (Win/OS X only) drivers installed is a hideous RGB wave pattern with varying brightness. Only reason the keyboard has been usable
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by wswope 5y ago
fig, ax = plt.subplots() then make calls on the Figure and Axes objects. https://matplotlib.org/stable/api/index.html#usage-patterns
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by wswope 5y ago
Yeah, your comment made me curious, so I did a bit of digging and it looks like there's been at least one paper published in that domain: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S03054.
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by wswope 5y ago
Anyone know of digital archaeology projects in this vein that could use avocational volunteers? I love the field and think there's a ton of potential, but sadly grad school isn't in the cards right now.
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by wswope 5y ago
SQLite is what you're looking for. If you want to use the CLI, .format csv .import <path to csv file> <table name> Alternatively, read your data into pandas and there's extremely easy interop between a DBAPI c
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by wswope 6y ago
Are you sure you understand the content of the link you shared? It’s talking about a hypothetical legal framework, not actually concretely descrambling the input and outputs of a mixer service.
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by wswope 6y ago
I'm finding this whole comment thread a bit hard to read, because this is at least the third Stonehenge special Mike Pearson has done with the BBC at this point, not to mention plenty of appearances on Time Team. You're pretty spo
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by wswope 6y ago
AnoSQL is a project along these lines I’ve seen on here before.
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by wswope 6y ago
Were you creating a USB Windows install drive from Linux?
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by wswope 7y ago
I don't know if Dr. Hotez is directly involved, but St. Luke's, which is a Houston-based hospital heavily affiliated with BCM/TCH (where Dr. Hotez works), started trialing this in patients a few days ago.
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by wswope 7y ago
You could try dumping your dataframes to an in-memory SQLite instance using the to_sql method and then running queries on that. Not sure how performant the to_sql bit would be, but I'd expect joins in SQLite to be blazing fast compared
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by wswope 7y ago
Fun experiment: use google maps API to search a major US metro area for medical practices. Pick out any websites that don't use TLS. Crawl them for HTML forms that include common PHI keywords. You'll find a lot. Those same practic
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by wswope 7y ago
Potentially helpful notes: The character whitelist/blacklist functionality doesn't work for the default LSTM-based engine. Regarding preprocessing, upscaling the image size can have a dramatic impact on performance. IIRC tessdata_
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by wswope 7y ago
A dashcam/helmet-cam upload website that lets people tag videos by license plate number and state has been something I've been wanting to do for a long time. Can't believe it's not a thing already.
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by wswope 7y ago
Anyone able to speak to the ease of use/maturity of OpenPose? I've been considering a hobby project for video-based analysis of tennis matches and it seems like it'd be the perfect tool.
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by wswope 7y ago
Texas Free Market Surgery offers a near identical business model based out of Austin. Green Imaging (who I used to work for) offers cash-pay imaging services for all modalities across Texas, and are in the process of expanding nationally. B
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by wswope 7y ago
Nord has a couple thousand severs, and each has their own key. In order to decrypt traffic, you'd have to intercept some traffic to decrypt, which would require a MitM attack unless you're an ISP/state actor.
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by wswope 7y ago
Preach it. Reported my own psychiatrist for having a bunch of highly sensitive "followup" forms asking about medication, emotional state, etc. (and including patient name, address, other PII) on the practice website that transfere
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by wswope 7y ago
Shortly after Uber and Lyft became popular, they were forced out of Austin due to a scuffle around local regulation. It took very little time for some new competitors to start up, one of which (RideAustin), is still thriving. The cost is al
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by wswope 7y ago
Might be of interest to you: https://fmma.org/shophealth/ Good luck trying to figure out what inpatient services are gonna cost ahead of time though. I work in a hospital, and a doctor asked me for data two weeks ago a
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by wswope 7y ago
I agree, for me the big surprise was the impact of removing the "vice" subs, e.g. darknet market/some piracy-related ones. You'd think with the internet being the internet, those communities would just move elsewhere, a
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by wswope 8y ago
Wow, I wish I'd learned about anosql a long time ago! I love the elegance of it - thank you for the rec!
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by wswope 8y ago
Could you share some good practices for separating db code and business logic? I feel like when I don't use an ORM, there winds up being inline SQL all over the codebase.
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by wswope 8y ago
That's good to know, thank you for the response!
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by wswope 8y ago
Honestly curious: are most radiologists actually following guidelines like Lung RADS in practice, especially just after publication? Is it part of any standardized CME? It's my impression that there's often a big gap between ACR b
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by wswope 8y ago
Are you familiar with the free market medical movement? It's definitely not a fix for the entire US healthcare system, but I think it has the potential to create some major positive improvement in outpatient care for people who don&#x2
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by wswope 8y ago
Are you me? As an add-on to this, you might be interested in Martyrmade. Same style/appeal as Hardcore History, and the latest series is shaping up to be the best one yet.

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