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by jepper 5y ago
Good riddance. A thinly veiled power grab to make the web a walled garden. Now lets do the obvious thing and just do preferential treatment for fast loading pages.
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by jepper 6y ago
This! I got this feature enabled, it works fine, why remove it. How much dev work is saved by removing a compact view? Mozilla is straying further and further from the open source icon it was, death by management....
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by jepper 6y ago
Yet Linux is way more popular option both on the server and the desktop. Way way way more people and companies contribute. And it seems that BSD use is declining on servers? [1] MacOs is a unix but how does that help the BSD community, as m
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by jepper 6y ago
Yes the compromise is worth it. These are the best SoCs available on the open market. If we aspire to more open and repairable devices then we need to start somewhere, and we have to put our money where our mouth is. If volume goes up we ge
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by jepper 6y ago
An incredible project pushing for open hardware. Very happy with my pinebook pro and rockpro. The pinebook pro has amazing build quality and usability for the price. When my oneplus dies hopefully there will be a pinephone 2!
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by jepper 6y ago
With uMatrix in "unless withlisted no js configuration" the test does not run. The noJS fallback does not progress. Probably means a pass :) Unique fingerprint is really interesting upon enabling first party js. Fonts and gpu give
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by jepper 7y ago
same for NSAIDS (ibuprofen etc) and bone healing
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by jepper 8y ago
I' m not in the US, so no crazy salaries on both sides. The average doctor probably makes more but the best programmer makes way more than the best doctor. However with long hours, night shifts, pressure etc you have to enjoy what you
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by jepper 8y ago
Not really. Picked it up as a child, loved programming and tinkering. Had to choose between computer science and medicine. There are actually lots of things in common, debugging complex systems, building a mental model, abstraction, looking
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by jepper 8y ago
Not really a startup in the sense of a VC backed multi million dollar company but three working friends and me have bootstrapped a fitness websites with science based health advice, mostly free, to basically the largest fitness related webs
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by jepper 9y ago
Check out https://syncthing.net/ Written in Go, its lightweight (runs on my beaglebone and pi's) and has been absolutely stable for me for years (100 GB, 10+ devices). It hits all the requirement except encrypted nodes
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by jepper 9y ago
2nd year Surgical resident, part of my education to be an orthopedic surgeon. Currently working in a town 100km away. 05:45 wake up, quick breakfast and cycle to the train station 06:20 train. Grab the laptop, prepare for procedures or work
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by jepper 9y ago
I'm using Koel: https://github.com/phanan/koel Great alternative to ampache etc, very slick interface. The hardest part is keeping music and especially playlists synced between devices, something that can be solve
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by jepper 9y ago
These articles are always way overhyped. A lot more development is needed before it can even be safely used as a tool alongside radiologists. The dermatology example is an excellent one. It would be great to have a simple image classifier t
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by jepper 10y ago
Brilliant piece of software. Perfect to gather data from different devices to backup in the cloud or to sync documents or a massive music collection. The only thing missing is an encrypted external sync node so I can put it on a VPS somewhe
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by jepper 11y ago
Very interesting article, his previous book 'The emperor of all maladies' is also highly recommended. A lot of medicine is not level III evidence or better backed. As both a doctor (surgical attending) and programmer medicine feel
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by jepper 11y ago
The Selfish Gene - Dawkins, The Red Queen - Ridley I've read these books midway through high school, already interested in biology and medicine. The depth and complexity of how life forms handle evolutionary pressure is mind blowing. W
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by jepper 11y ago
Yes, some standard procedures on ASA1 patiens do not require a lot of sophistication. However do not underestimate how hard anesthesiology is, while 90% routine, 10% is incredibly complex stressfull scenarios in trauma/emergency, surgi
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by jepper 12y ago
Because your immune system, a highly complex interaction between countless cells, is not fully determined just by your genes or your environment. There is also a stochastic factor.
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by jepper 12y ago
Underestimating own skill and especially judgement of a situation as a young employee. Fear of larger organisations, complex processes that leads to avoidance of these type of projects. I've gained confidence over the years, now its ea
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by jepper 12y ago
No, but confession is often seen as a 'softening' factor in the weighing of the punishment by the judge
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by jepper 12y ago
The United States can request an extradition for crimes committed by an individual(as argued under the US law). However this does not mean that the Netherlands has to comply. If a Dutch person committed a crime in the Netherlands according
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by jepper 12y ago
As long as the money keeps flowing the shareholders are happy.
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by jepper 12y ago
Bittorent sync? Discoverability and multiple folder syncing has been a problem for me. I would be very interested in a perfect method to track and sync multiple folders on multiple computers
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by jepper 12y ago
See: https://gnupg.org/donate/index.html The Wau Holland Stiftung takes the BTC and pays it out to the GnuPG project. Its a foundation that has its roots in the CCC and supports all kind of open source and/or hact
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by jepper 12y ago
The complexity of the weapon systems goes up, and so does the price. The F-35 design already accepted a decrease in stealth capability, over for example the F22, to reduce price. Networking, sensor integration and related tactics is another
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by jepper 12y ago
Awesome, we use a lot of PET/CT/MRI fusion imaging for computer assisted surgery and have an EOS scanner (statistical shape modeling). Just really awesome tech. Good ultrasound -> CT fusion would, I think, be indeed be a major
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by jepper 12y ago
Yes it was a bit of a generalization, but i mean the practical use of the tool. The technology behind it is wonderful! For my specialty its relatively easy (bone being a rigid body). But this type of software already works quite well for lu
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by jepper 12y ago
paradoxically there is also a risk involved with false positive diagnosis (be it unnecessary procedures, CT scans, surgeries, anxiety etc.) Also the detection window can be small from detectable to symptomatic for (especially) aggressive tu
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by jepper 12y ago
Interesting article, glad the operation was successful. The most interesting part of the article is not the advance in technology (nothing new, we've been using 3d prints as models for complicated fractures / bone tumours or even

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