reureu

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by reureu 2y ago
When you say you integrate with EHRs using RPA or API, are you using FHIR for the API connection? Or what interop standards are you using?
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by reureu 2y ago
All I want is for my calendar invites from my custom-domain iCloud email to consistently work for gmail users.
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by reureu 2y ago
As a gay man, I will begrudgingly volunteer as a sacrificial genital checker. I will sit at the entrance to the men's restroom, like a bouncer of a club, and the men that are concerned about who is in which bathroom can show me their p
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by reureu 2y ago
I'm struggling with this at my current job: nobody communicates about anything in asynchronous channels, doesn't want any form of daily synchronous meeting (e.g., standups), and won't agree to ad hoc meetings outside of our 1
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by reureu 2y ago
I like the way you think... Wanna join my startup? I'm looking for a technical cofounder. A ninja. A 100x engineer. I can offer 36k/yr and 0.1%. I'm a fast-paced ideas guy, and I need you to be on your implementation game. I&
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by reureu 2y ago
we just need to code up some llm-based, blockchain-enabled, genAI apps to automatically remove hyped tech from hn
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by reureu 2y ago
> In general I’m frustrated that patients can’t just order the exact tests they want. See jasonhealth.com (for Quest) or ownyourlabs.com (for Labcorp). The main issue is that you can't bill insurance without a provider's order,
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by reureu 2y ago
ACH often refers to filtration and not ventilation; that is, recycled air counts for ACH calculations but won't decrease CO2 because that's not scrubbed by the filters. So it's possible you can have high CO2 levels but also n
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by reureu 2y ago
> to imply that dissenting opinions aren't supported by science to be pretty offensive Unless I missed something, you have yet to share the science that supports your view. I'm not bowing out of discussing this because we have
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by reureu 2y ago
Multiple citations needed here, but your response suggests science isn't driving your beliefs here, so I'll just point out one thing and then will leave this thread: > More often than not that's what people mean when they&
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by reureu 2y ago
You moved the goal posts. Your claim was that "lockdowns" did little or nothing, and I provided a study that shows that simply isn't true. You're now disagreeing (without any evidence) but have shifted to arguing they ha
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by reureu 2y ago
> They just implemented authoritarian measures such as lockdowns that had little to no effect, but simply served those politicians' own self-serving purposes Had all states had restrictions/"lockdowns" in 2020-2022 th
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by reureu 2y ago
> and loads of people in awe about them, almost none realizing they were just AI photos with fake instructions. Bold of you to assume those were people and not also AI
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by reureu 2y ago
I volunteered as a crisis counselor: was trained in crisis counseling, and then thrown on phone lines for hundreds of hours. I use those skills every day in work and my personal life. The three biggest parts that I learned and got good at,
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by reureu 2y ago
Nice! Now ban NDAs when it pertains to claims of illegal activity including discrimination. I know there are some really fascinating stories floating around out there...
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by reureu 2y ago
There's really two parts to worry about: getting an interview, and then passing the interview. The getting the interview part is difficult: some places will more liberally interview candidates, and others more heavily screen them. The
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by reureu 2y ago
I'm obviously painting in broad strokes, and for sure "data science" as a degree has become more mainstream over the years. Personally, I tend to interview everyone I can fit into my schedule that's been handed to me by
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by reureu 2y ago
it was a very toxic environment. The DS team existed for years within the clinical org, and then the CTO decided they needed to do more ML so created an MLE team. Originally it was pitched as an engineering team to create the pipelines to e
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by reureu 2y ago
As a hiring manager in the data science/ml world in healthcare, I generally think of degree programs in "data science", "machine learning", "artificial intelligence", "deep learning", etc as bein
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by reureu 3y ago
> everything could be instantly stripped away by world governments Your comment suggests that the driver of your (and your peers) anhedonia is some lingering threat of some future lockdown by governments? Is that what you're saying?
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by reureu 3y ago
I've been driving an M3 since 2020 and have put 40k miles on it, mostly over road trips throughout California and the western half of the US. Phantom braking has always been a bit of an issue -- when I first got the car, I just wouldn&
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by reureu 3y ago
I think you're totally right, and I think that's the tragedy of apps like grindr. I was on gay websites as a teenager in the late 90s/early 00s, and it was only tech savvy guys. You could chat with someone for weeks without e
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by reureu 3y ago
As a gay man, I hate grindr and many of my friends do too. We still may use it because it's ubiquitous, honest to a fault, and it's easy to confuse solutions to horniness with solutions to loneliness. But I know it often takes a
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by reureu 3y ago
Their two Glassdoor reviews are a fun juxtaposition... From "CEO-Founder": "First team in biotech software that actually knows what they are doing when it comes to biotech software", "Advice to Management: Keep doin
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by reureu 3y ago
That was what Nuna (nuna.com) was originally trying to do ~10 years ago (put together bundled payments for value-based care models). I think they've since pivoted to more general healthcare data tools. One of the difficulties is that i
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by reureu 3y ago
There's something off about this. I don't want to be pedantic, but one of the images states "32% consume controlled substances to perform better and cope with long work hours and high stress", and then goes on to say 45%
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by reureu 3y ago
My point in mentioning that all major religions frown on making a show of your giving was more to point out how ubiquitous and culturally cross-cutting that belief is than to say "some ancient books" should dictate our values or b
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by reureu 3y ago
No, obviously not. I'm unclear how you got to that conclusion, or what your point is. I was responding to someone who was quoting the Bible regarding philanthropy and wanted to point out that it's not just Christianity that makes
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by reureu 3y ago
When I went to the Kentucky Derby, I was surprised by how few people were drinking Mint Juleps and how many were drinking cases of Bud Light. It was a particularly hot year, so not sure if this is normal, but I saw at least a dozen people c
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by reureu 3y ago
This is what makes me uncomfortable -- if you have to be seen giving something away then you're not really doing it for altruistic purposes. Also, this isn't strictly a Christian concept, but similar ideas exist in Judaism: https

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