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by lbhnact 8y ago
I can't speak for all graph stores, but in addition to ADB being json-native as described below, many graph users describe the types of any value, not just floats or ints, as a relation or property to the value itself. So you'd ne
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by lbhnact 8y ago
Love each of the new releases. Would appreciate hearing any stories of performance implications with the 'Distributed COLLECT' improvements.
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First approved medical, beyond-line-of-sight drone delivery(newsobserver.com)
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FCC Is Said to Plan Repeal of Net Neutrality(nytimes.com)
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First Individual Female FIM World Motorcycle Championship Victory(theguardian.com)
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by lbhnact 9y ago
weather.gov/5digitzip will take you straight to what you want and is just about as easy as an app for most folks. Using well-designed government services feels like a good habit these days. Try it on your desktop or mobile browser, eas
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by lbhnact 9y ago
If you want to go all the way back, UNC still hosts ibiblio.org, which has links to the first website at CERN http://info.cern.ch/ and TBL's first page.
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by lbhnact 9y ago
Just want to add support. One of my childhood friends has a felony from when he was an overly-rambunctious teenager that he still gets punished for - including being kicked off AirBnB - for something he stole more than 20 years ago. Despite
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by lbhnact 9y ago
>>It's just new to physicians, or something they didn't think they'd have to deal with. Bingo.
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by lbhnact 9y ago
FHIR is probably the best we are going to do for a long while to come. If you're ever interested in learning more, my company builds the national reference implementation of SMART on FHIR for the Harvard DBMI, in support of the NIH &#x
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by lbhnact 9y ago
Without bickering over MU requirements, you'd probably note that MU has been almost entirely ineffective at solving actual care problems with data exchange. Of 50 state exchanges, most have collapsed, with only occasional use of the ad
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by lbhnact 9y ago
No they were not. The quote, by David Blumenthal who designed the HITECH legistlation said this: "Before you can create interoperability, you have to create operability"[1] I'll leave it to you to decide whether this was a wi
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by lbhnact 9y ago
Just-graduated MD/MPH and former EMT and ED admin here. I empathize strongly, since the first time I watched a 16-year girl who'd been in a MVC and first transported to Duke, who needed sub-specialty consults at UNC get re-scanned
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by lbhnact 9y ago
The new release looks packed full of features - especially excited about Keylines and encryption. FYI, a minor copy edit suggestion: "HIPPA", should be "HIPAA". - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_
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by lbhnact 9y ago
Yeah, it's interesting. We have decades of research into standardized tests in the academic setting, and yet most people generally feel that these metrics have very limited utility. The notion that a startup has A: deep insights into t
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Personal Quadcopter at Paris Airshow(flyingmag.com)
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by lbhnact 9y ago
Hi Brandon- I can't find good tables in the article or on your teams site. [edited] I know you guys take your numbers seriously but I'd love to see anything allowed out pre-publication. [edit]Thanks to poster below I see this is A
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by lbhnact 9y ago
While the ACOE has a complicated role in all this, they must serve many competing interests. The State of Louisiana, the needs of the maritime industry, oil and gas interests, and the federal government that allows the situation to continue
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by lbhnact 9y ago
Probably. Their RateBeer data indicates only 12 breweries, which seems like it's off by 2-4 fold? There must be at least 30 places within city limits, no? Maybe another 20 or so within 5-10 miles? They also don't note the brands w
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by lbhnact 9y ago
Yeah. I worked next to these guys in the Harvard iLab when they were getting going. They had the opportunity to cut corners and cash out early on, but seemed to remain focused on building a truly robust, broadly capable picker. I often note
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by lbhnact 10y ago
Interesting. What 'modules' are they going to push webtech to? Within the general UI or as subcomponents like the 2015 search add-in?
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by lbhnact 10y ago
>I don't think anyone died as a result of a lack of proper collaboration and regulation in software development. Come work in healthcare, you may change your mind. In healthcare, a lack of domain expertise, rigor, collaboration, and
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by lbhnact 10y ago
I know a few companies riding the ml/nn train. Any chance you are based in NYC?
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by lbhnact 10y ago
"If anything, there should be law outlawing websites like this." There is, don't worry. This would be 'Standalone Software' that is labeled as: "intended for use in the diagnosis of disease or other condition
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by lbhnact 10y ago
This site demonstrates quite efficiently why it's plainly illegal to advertise the claims that it makes in the headline.
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by lbhnact 10y ago
Yeah, maybe 'Quantitative Epistemology'. You'd probably be thrown right out of the Philosophy department though.
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by lbhnact 10y ago
I've always wanted a good word for the 'science of studying science'. Never really got past 'Scientology', and that probably won't stick. What's a better term than the vapid 'Metascience', or the
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by lbhnact 10y ago
>anybody hiring in C̶h̶i̶c̶a̶g̶o̶? New York. always looking to meet smart people!
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by lbhnact 10y ago
can always count on a zinger from idlewords :)
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by lbhnact 10y ago
It's frustrating to a lot of us. We are a big country made of states that have a degree of autonomy often surprising to outside observers. The result is surges of progress, and pockets of injustice, all over. And even in other states

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