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by z3ugma 4y ago
Looking for the Solarized palette colors in here…
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by z3ugma 4y ago
This is a major plot point of the novel "Snow Crash" by Neal Stephenson, in case the idea strikes anyone's fancy
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by z3ugma 4y ago
EnsoData | healthcare, sleep, machine learning | REMOTE (US) | Full-Stack Python Developer, React Developer, Customer Success Engineer | Full Time| https://apply.workable.com/ensodata/ * Sleep is vital to recharging me
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by z3ugma 4y ago
I love reverse engineering. I've done it a few times in software to pull the encryption keys out of proprietary vendor software to be able to decrypt the customer/consumer files they write on disk. Has anyone put together a list o
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by z3ugma 4y ago
The celery-Flask tutorial saved my bacon recently. It sometimes surprises me that the Ruby community rallied so hard around Rails and was able to integrate all these things like job queues (ActiveJob, Sidekiq, DelayedJob etc) right into the
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by z3ugma 4y ago
I think a lot of us fall into the trap of expecting that our apps will grow to a huge size, and that we need to be ready to scale just in case. This is where the "MongoDB is webscale" meme came from. The truth is SQLite and a sing
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by z3ugma 4y ago
What rogue? This is capitalism doing exactly what it is designed to do. If anything it’s a better critique of capitalism than it is of Musk.
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by z3ugma 5y ago
Remember that NRF is an industry lobbying group. Consider what influence they are trying to sell with data like this.
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by z3ugma 5y ago
AFAIK No HSAT is cleared to score RERAs, most of them will score an airflow limitation without a great enough desat to constitute a hypopnes and label it as a “RERA” because they have similar signatures.
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by z3ugma 5y ago
Very much! The treatments are completely different. Obstructive apneas are caused by an anatomical problem - your upper airway is blocked by relaxed tissues. Central apneas are caused by a neurological problem - your brain doesn’t communica
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by z3ugma 5y ago
Some free advice from an ex-Epic: This is true when it's other vendors doing the data fetching. When it's a health system customer of Epic, they bend over backwards to help them extract the data properly and build cool clinical t
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by z3ugma 5y ago
Weird. All the B2B services I've bought in the last year are because of advertising were based on LinkedIn ads
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by z3ugma 5y ago
The NotJustBikes YouTube video series on Strong Towns addresses this. One thing to look at is the collective cost of state tax, federal tax, and private debt. What’s true of all Ponzi schemes: eventually, someone has to pay. You can move th
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by z3ugma 5y ago
As much as it pains me to say, Confluence is a really magical experience. It’s too bad the rest of the Atlassian suite, namely Jira Cloud, is so unusable.
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by z3ugma 5y ago
As someone who's used both - Rails packaging and environment maintenance has been so much less of a headache. Gems and Gemfiles and Gemfile.lock vs having to choose a Python package maintainer (Pipenv vs Poetry?) and deal with that has
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by z3ugma 5y ago
Postmark, for sure. Run by a small dev shop called Wildbit that is bootstrapped, treats their employees fairly, and grows in small sustainable ways. https://postmarkapp.com/ https://wildbit.com/
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by z3ugma 5y ago
I love products like Basecamp and this, with one-price, and an opinionated workflow. It's like having a consultant built in with the tool: here's the right way to do it! We know better than you because this is what we do all day.
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by z3ugma 5y ago
The number one thing I look for in candidates is curiosity. A willingness to look stupid by not knowing an answer, but being more curious to learn the answer. People with this mindset tend to learn very quickly and it shows that you’re not
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by z3ugma 5y ago
Slight alternative: let smart people who design rock-solid software handle serialization for you, use SQLite to get the benefits of files-on-disk, portability, and make it easier if you use different datatypes in your scripts.
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by z3ugma 5y ago
Like all moral panics, this is really quite overblown. The podcast You're Wrong About did a great episode on this recently about "cancel culture" https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cancel-culture&
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by z3ugma 5y ago
Most of the activity happens in the (public) Elm Slack community, so it's not indexed in search engines and hard to find in StackOverflow, but it's a really effective place to get advice and help with a problem in a more personal
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by z3ugma 5y ago
I think your last suggestion is dead on - think about the browser event loop where Messages can be triggered all the time from clicks, hovers etc. If you have 4 threads and all those threads are pushing Messages then the update thread only
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by z3ugma 5y ago
The more I use Elm; and the more I look at other reactive frontends like React+Redux and Vue, the more I love thinking in The Elm Architecture ( https://guide.elm-lang.org/architecture/ ) aka Model-View-Update as a patte
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by z3ugma 5y ago
How about things like decentralized finance? Stablecoins like USDC that are pegged 1:1 with the USD enable “wire transfers” with tiny fees compared to what banks charge. I can picture this for other parts of banking that are so dated - escr
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by z3ugma 5y ago
Even in the mid 2010s I saw some questionable power tools at Maxwell Street Market that "fell off a truck". I have a specific memory of a hammer drill that had splatters of very-fresh cement on it.
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by z3ugma 5y ago
Does it look to anyone else like all the screen images on the website are pasted on in Photoshop, with some slightly misaligned angles that hit prime "uncanny valley"?
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by z3ugma 5y ago
Use the government's official web app, https://freefilefillableforms.com It's the sketchiest URL ever
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by z3ugma 5y ago
The app installer .dmg is over 1 GB!
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by z3ugma 5y ago
Tough to say, as each hospital sets it up on their own. https://www.asge.org/docs/default-source/coding/colonoscopy_... . There might be a number of different codes applied to the same layman term for a proced
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by z3ugma 5y ago
Ben Eater’s series on building an 8-bit computer from scratch was very helpful to me in this regard: https://eater.net/8bit https://youtu.be/sTu3LwpF6XI

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