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by ihodes 3mo ago
Regarding information sharing, not quite. Covered entities (term of art in HIPAA), which include providers (and also payers!) including both the lab and your doctor, do not need your permission to share information between them for the purp
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by ihodes 6mo ago
That's good—you guys should come out to visit sometime!
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by ihodes 6mo ago
I agree that programming language can be a better (denser, more precise) encapsulator of intent than natural language. But the converse is more often true; natural language is a denser and more precise encapsulator of intent than programmin
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A History of Large Language Models(gregorygundersen.com)
7 points by ihodes 1y ago|0 comments
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by ihodes 1y ago
Very cool app. Is there a way to periodically import from a Google Sheets spreadsheet? I track a bunch of things there on a daily basis and would love to have those pulled into this application.
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by ihodes 1y ago
"(…) They can be used to make containers because they are thicker than conventional cellulose-based materials. The new material is expected to replace plastics for this purpose, as plastics are a source of ocean pollution."
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by ihodes 1y ago
Very cool—It seems to allow access to the page itself, not to the network or console tabs, correct?
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by ihodes 1y ago
If there were an MCP to connect to, say, a running Chrome tab with your frontend running on it, that would allow an agent to both visually inspect and interact with the webpage as well as look at the network and console tabs, etc. That woul
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by ihodes 2y ago
1. Fracking tech allows us to drill horizontally, and enhanced geothermal systems rely on this to get that surface area exposure at 7+ km below the surface 2. The steam's extremely (225C+) hot, so there are losses but doesn't make
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by ihodes 3y ago
Greg's blog is a great example of Katex in the wild: http://gregorygundersen.com/
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by ihodes 4y ago
My take (as a paying subscriber to both, largely because I want to support this world and think both teams are insanely talented and great) is that they're solving similar problems, with some different features. I wish I could use both
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by ihodes 4y ago
It's absolutely declined, no question. Further, the advanced search tools have been all but eviscerated, so it's even more difficult to find what you want even if you know what you're looking for.
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by ihodes 4y ago
This is great, and love that making apps like this is getting progressively easily. Curious for your take on the recently-released https://github.com/Tensegritics/ClojureDart
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by ihodes 4y ago
I think this is a great summary of some of the main challenges nurses are facing. I'd add to #1 that travel (temp) nurses are making 4x+ more than staff nurses, I've heard as high as $13-17k per week in high-demand areas. This exa
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by ihodes 4y ago
Same, I have a free account from having signed up when it was something like $8 for life, the core features actually seem to work pretty well (though I have had some documented search issues where tags weren't being searched; I think t
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by ihodes 4y ago
I absolutely love Pinboard, seems like hiring one person to attend the support queue would solve >80% of the problem.
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by ihodes 4y ago
That's awesome, I can give him a ton of recommendations over email when he responds :)
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Ask HN: What Happened to Pinboard (April '22 edition)?
78 points by ihodes 4y ago|44 comments
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by ihodes 4y ago
This book is next on my reading list. One question that's come to mind before having read the book is if Singapore is an example of a highly-legible planned state's success?
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by ihodes 4y ago
In case you're curious about Long Covid vs Long Flu https://journals.plos.org/plosmedicine/article?id=10.1371/jo...
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by ihodes 5y ago
How does the Substack App fit into the picture with apps like Matter and Instapaper (and their integrations with programs like Readwise?) Is this for the more casual / sane reader, and is meant to coexist alongside the more power-user
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by ihodes 5y ago
I think I agree with your argument, directionally, but in the case of the C++ hacker, might it be the case that he needed to find a different role, job, and/or manager to really leverage the power of a 98%tile C++ programmer?
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by ihodes 5y ago
The title should probably be "Genetically predicted serum vitamin D and COVID-19", from the paper title.
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by ihodes 6y ago
I love where we're going as an industry in using the tools we have in genetics (and other assays) to better target care and understand the causes of medical issues. For the range of bacteria you can identify, what are some common treat
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by ihodes 6y ago
Do you have an alternative book (or list of) which you'd recommend instead?
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by ihodes 6y ago
There's a fair amount of thought behind what the ideal debt ratio should be for a company, but basically the goal is to minimize the cost of capital while maximizing market value.^[1] [1]: https://www.investopedia.com/t
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by ihodes 6y ago
The QMK firmware offers a (very) simple onboard macro editor, JFYI
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by ihodes 6y ago
Yep, I did use inline images in my days with org-mode, but I found it to be rather hacky. It's possible, I just found it unpleasant.
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by ihodes 6y ago
I love this, and used Deft and org-mode for a long while, but formatting and inline images aren't something that's non-hackily possible to do in Emacs. Would love to be wrong about this.
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by ihodes 7y ago
This is very cool, as is your git-like tool for PG! Thanks for sharing.

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