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I think it’s pretty standard in the medical industry. Signed similar at doctors offices and hospitals. Everything is cheaper if you self-pay.
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Thanks! I love it, ++using the extruded steel posts commonly used for street signs
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studying != credentialed
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> is why some wheelchair users started a project to open-source a wheelchair from standard parts: https://themif.org/ Can you point to any project site that has released anything along this line? Blueprints, bills of mat
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Welcome to American healthcare. I bought a CPAP machine for $800 cash about 10 years ago but signed paperwork saying it cost $2500 and assigning them the right to collect from my insurer. I had none at the time. Don't know if the bille
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If the Electrical Engineers were included in this layoff I would be surprised. But as you say, they failed to meet the 800v goal, so they probably deserve it too.
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Thanks for the input, appreciated!
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> Also consider that Tesla's chargers have thus far failed to achieve 800V charging, which is a death knell for any future facing network. You're conflating ops with engineering issues.
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National and Regional service companies that will inventory spares nearby and have available professionals to replace faulty units do exist. How much talent does making some phone calls and signing a contract require?
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Best I can offer is a Blackberry-style non-sliding mono-slabic configuration or is it conflagration? I'm not affiliated in any way nor do I vouch for this just sharing info. https://www.clicks.tech/
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I always feel the first thing I would do with a split keyboard is 3D print a baseplate to keep the two halves aligned. Which.might.just.work.
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Meh, getting my mouse closer to my keyboard pays off in reduced shoulder and neck pain.
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Musk’s tweet re supercharger in the article said it all, too much focus on expansion and not enough focus on increasing availability and reliability of the existing infra.
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> Don't judge it by its first few episodes Strong advice for any show.
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Just curious, how did you confirm it was The Canada Revenue Agency and not scammers?
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I mean if the feds can't win on the Amazon Business Services Agreement being written by Amazon Legal and stipulates most favored nation status when it comes to pricing, what the fuck are they actually doing? Who cares what messages exi
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You may be unfamiliar with this concept, but a conversation over lunch or drinks would be another data point.
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Same way banks do. Documentation.
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> propose regulations requiring U.S. Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) providers of IaaS products to verify the identity of their foreign customers, Sounds like solid policy to me.
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Cajon Pass is a reason the train won’t be running at a high speed the entire route.
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Huh. For something that presents more like an engineering prototype than a product, who woulda thought?
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So no different than current design paradigms (which I loathe btw) which give you the exact same content regardless of viewport size.
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Not yours, bro. :) They would claim you are not a True Scotsman because you do not blindly accept the C02 hypothesis.
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You must have a doctor somewhere in your network 1 degree of separation away. Get a friend to ask for a favor to invite the doctor to a meal at a nice place, your treat. Be up front about your intent. At the right time, pitch to the doctor
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Ask HN: Apple M-series GoFetch Vulnerability – any action to remediate?
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No true Scotsman would say anything like that @verisimi
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I know humor is not allowed on HN but lol
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There’s already PyCocoa and pretty sure *Cocoa exists for a variety of languages.
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Cue the npm supply chain attacks to pwn nuclear powered spacecraft.
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The peak loads in the document you present are 2x what the article claims was supplied by renewables.
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