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by zerkten 7y ago
Yes, but in practice it is rarely the situation where a doctor is making this call on their own. The hierarchy from doctor to senior leadership should be involved in decisions like this because there are many more ramifications than just on
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by zerkten 7y ago
It doesn't for many known medications. But, it's a factor for new and less well understood medications. There is "on label" and "off label" usage of drugs. Just because this existing medication is being used in
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by zerkten 7y ago
Part of the problem is that most people know very little about how drugs are developed, but they form a type of connection because they know the Gates Foundation. My hope is people gain a deeper appreciation of what's involved across m
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by zerkten 7y ago
What are these services? SaaS products, or things your company built? Okta, Azure AD, and other identity services offer password sign-in from a custom dashboard you setup. It would be cheap to test out. That way you just grant access to the
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by zerkten 7y ago
It seems like they only have 32-bit app support right now based on articles like https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/surface-pro-x-arm-app-com... . I'm curious what the blockers are for x64 software which would obvi
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by zerkten 7y ago
ARM is on the rise within the industry. It's not a trend only for Apple, but Apple might try to move more quickly than other players. My guess is that they'll try to evolve iPad, as an ARM-based portable device, before they look t
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by zerkten 7y ago
An A/B test might be interesting, but we have scores from any conference that takes feedback seriously. Commercial conferences will sometimes be ranking speakers on individual tracks and you'll get a pep talk about expectations be
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by zerkten 7y ago
Have they ever considered running a few coaching sessions for staff? I suspect the answer is no because they don't believe they have a problem, but that's my bias from university in UK. I am not a good speaker, but one time my emp
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by zerkten 7y ago
This is required for good reason. It only makes sense to lower standards when there is going to be a realistic payoff. The general public place a lot of trust in the various parties to make the right decisions. Running with too much risk fr
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by zerkten 7y ago
Could you run the old Lightroom in a VM? Ultimately, you might have to unless you migrate or pay up. Lightroom is inexpensive relative to other tools and everyday expenses I have. The same goes for other closed-source photography software m
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by zerkten 7y ago
My experience on notes: * You have to try things and discover what is actually effective. Systems used by other people won't always work for you. * People that look good at note-taking are often very deficient. I have worked with many
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by zerkten 7y ago
Many IT teams do a lot to further this view unfortunately. They are often too passive and fail to engage with the rest of the company. Creativity isn't valued and good folks leave which means you only have very average process drones.
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by zerkten 7y ago
From your tone, I'm assuming you've tried and discounted Lightroom already?
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by zerkten 7y ago
Templates do have a part to play when they are incorporated correctly into training and procedures. At times, they can be used as a checklist for inexperienced support people, but as a support manager you need people to understand that thes
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by zerkten 7y ago
This is what I'd expect having worked for ~10 years in pharma. These companies are very sensitive to announcements like these because they can be misinterpreted by the public/media. They'll be trying to find some alternative
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by zerkten 7y ago
> There seems to be many cases of young patients dying in Iran. Either because there are way more cases than being officially reported or (hopefully not) the virus has mutated to affect the young more, or both. They could easily have had
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by zerkten 7y ago
This was covered early in the tutorial I followed last summer. As someone who likes good web perf and remembers when sites were much slimmer on the frontend, I was very pleasantly surprised with the results I got.
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by zerkten 7y ago
There seem to be relatively few themes out there, but it seems the intent of Tailwind is that you are building a custom design. There is no reason these themes couldn't exist, but you'd also want custom some components to complete
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by zerkten 7y ago
You are clearly not their market, but there is a big market for this. That price is inexpensive when you look at the time and effort involved of building the same components from scratch, even though Tailwind is a pretty productive tool onc
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by zerkten 7y ago
> In my opinion doing all of the UI interaction on the client is easier to reason about and simplifies state management. Is this even true in most cases? You almost always have some state that needs to be in both places. The more you cho
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by zerkten 7y ago
Nice. My initial reaction is that the serif fonts are hard to read. Can you try some console or san-serif fonts, or make that configurable? Someone else suggested toggleable themes, so it would go with that.
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by zerkten 7y ago
> I'm curious, to anyone working on Windows kernel development, at what point does a feature/scheduler improvement become so good that people decide A kernel developer is going to be 3-4 steps removed from those decisions. In m
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by zerkten 7y ago
I think the real market for software like this is large enterprises. There are lots of part-time developers or folks that need things glued together. Solutions like this are quite attractive to those organizations because the limited techni
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by zerkten 7y ago
It's challenging to give specific advice on this while respecting privacy. On a site like Reddit with PM you might be able to discern that someone has an issue, is located close to you, you know a therapist, and then create a throwaway
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by zerkten 7y ago
Neither of these things are directly connected to the SAP relationship with your company. The people feeling the pain from the bad user experience are multiple steps removed, and generally powerless to do anything. When they complain, they
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by zerkten 7y ago
Like it, or not, these companies believe the terms of service at the bottom of the page suffice for your consent. We really need this problem to be tackled on many levels (legal precedents that terms don't matter, education, encouragem
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by zerkten 7y ago
> No consent. No opt-out. Do you understand what licensing is? That's one of the underlying aspects that's important with software and why you can't treat it like other things you buy. I'd add it's also why thing
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by zerkten 7y ago
> For similar reasons, I would suggest devoting approximately zero cycles to cost control. You don't have a cost problem and no amount of cost control will bend the curve of your current businesses to sustainability. You have a reve
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by zerkten 7y ago
I tend to agree. I've got an iPad Pro, but my MacBook Pro is still my default for activities which are often possible, but awkward on the iPad. What Apple seems to have done though is avoid an uncontained failure. I could have seen oth
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by zerkten 7y ago
Why hasn't this caught up? Is it the case that data recovery companies are hoarding this after investing in their own tools, or something fundamental to the community?

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