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yomly
8y ago
Quite surprised to see such strong opinions on this issue - I can obviously sympathise with a desire to privacy but personally hold faith in doctor confidentiality. More pressingly - how can a doctor provide the best care in the absence of
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yomly
8y ago
Are you a doctor? (I would guess not) I am surrounded by doctor family members and friends (and nearly trained as a doctor) - diagnosis comes from incredibly vague datapoints and so context (and additional data points) are so valuable. Pati
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yomly
8y ago
I find this topic hard to comment on specifically, but I think you are probably on the right lines about specificity of the observed phenomenon being of key here. Using a ridiculous example "for a sample set of 10, the author found tha
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yomly
8y ago
I can feel your frustration with the service but I'm unconvinced that "download the next ep" is a dark pattern and more that you're a niche that their UX currently isn't catering towards. I do a lot of cellular/
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yomly
8y ago
Did you see this Clojure Conj talk about party repl? https://youtu.be/AJING0Vigpg
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yomly
8y ago
I don't really find this distinction useful - essentially it comes down to definitions. It's not a treatment that is well understood in the way that some physiological mechanisms may be understood, but trick is an overloaded term
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yomly
8y ago
A very interesting ethical discussion I had with a doctor friend recently is that in some cases where a doctor identifies that amputation is the right/only course of action, they will only present that as a soft option to the patient,
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yomly
8y ago
Was it disallowed for apple devs to do side hussles? Could someone from Apple been hired?
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yomly
8y ago
I definitely liked this about Racket but I did also find the elipses to be a bit magic to begin with...
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yomly
8y ago
If I had to guess it is probably a few things. Firstly staring directly at a light source means that you are seeing most the rays directly. The only attenuation you will receive will be scattering from the medium - presumably air which will
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yomly
8y ago
Shazam predates the recent big Deep learning movement iirc. I can conjecture but I feel tech for "understanding" the music has come a long way since Shazam first started. Esp when you see YouTube labelling music in personal record
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yomly
8y ago
I had a quick cursory glance for useful contrasting data to show how while wages in real terms have stayed flat in the US, things like college tuition fees[1] and house prices[2] have not. Both of these things are pretty important - college
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yomly
8y ago
Do remotes need to be US based?
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yomly
8y ago
Are you able to elaborate further on what attack vector you're thinking of (if only so I can google it) - JSON hijacking maybe? The implicit assumption being that internally everything trusts the proxy?
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yomly
8y ago
serious question: what is the alternative as an interface to something like this that isn't a DSL? Is something that looks a bit like a familiar query language (like SQL) better? Is finding yourself in the uncanny valley of a languag
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yomly
8y ago
Of course it already exists /sigh. Seems like this is a great way to do copyright trolling - it's highly scalable and exists within a walled garden which means it's a legal grey area for things like this, much like how free
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yomly
8y ago
Forgive my hyperbole, and yes I probably live in a London bubble which biases my personal anecdata set, but the data you've shared is a U shaped* which starts at the 1940s and is on a trajectory for arriving back there. * with the exce
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yomly
8y ago
>What is your comparison point? I guess my parent's generation i.e. post-WW2. Your insight about assets not catching up is valid, although social mobility was very high for the times. >In such places, housing is likely prohibitiv
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yomly
8y ago
Other commenters have mentioned about how pirating can increase exposure and in fact increase sales - Breaking Bad (which isn't music) is one big name example of this happening. In any case, "album sales" is a very one dimens
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yomly
8y ago
Is this a new evolution of patent trolling? Except you don't even need a patent anymore...?
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yomly
8y ago
Yeah, a good pour-over is really something different to a burnt-bitter crap americano (which I will still drink...)
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yomly
8y ago
you should really have a go at persisting with black coffee - it's definitely acquired, but I really can't imagine coffee any other way.
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yomly
8y ago
I always struggle with the doublethink that a "coffee" (that is, a black coffee) has nearly 0 calories. But a "coffee" (that is a drink that is really fat and sugar with some coffee added there) could have x calories whe
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yomly
8y ago
Before McCafes McDonalds had a stake in Pret iirc Think you're right about Coca Cola re Starbucks, though perhaps they've stalled because their business has typically revolved around logistics / volume rather than brick and m
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yomly
8y ago
I apologise for the following unstructured stream of unconsciousness. It would be interesting to know what age group you are in as that could well colour your perspective. For me, my anecdata leads me to believe it is very hard to get on th
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yomly
8y ago
>After declining for nearly one and a half centuries, the time spend per family on salaried employment post WWII has gone up back to around the level it was at the end of the 19th century. While per person average 'working' hou
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yomly
8y ago
This is a great post, although I am sorry for the experiences you went through to acquire this perspective. Thinking more about the specific use-case you have in mind, I find myself wondering how sentiment and inflection might be captured v
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yomly
8y ago
Supposedly this person proposed the correct structure for diborane in his homework. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H._Christopher_Longuet-Higgins
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yomly
8y ago
Could this arise from Japan more of a shame-based society than England?
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yomly
8y ago
How much of that is influenced by economic necessity? My wife would love nothing more than to raise the kids but making ends meet is proving a tough tradeoff
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