roberte3

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by roberte3 4y ago
On Mac there is Hype. The earlier versions were pretty good, but I haven't used the latest. https://tumult.com/hype/
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by roberte3 4y ago
The problem with the 12c Platinum, is that it was a "ground-up" rewrite, and is actually slower than the early 80s 12c.
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by roberte3 6y ago
Three words "Lake Effect snow"...
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by roberte3 6y ago
Also I killed 2 via running Jetbeans. (Client requirement not my choice...)
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by roberte3 7y ago
Wow, this is something that I have been looking for ~a year! Great job, can't wait to dust that project idea off the shelf!
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by roberte3 7y ago
Your looking at it wrong. A doctor's appointment schedule is crazy busy, with "LONG" appointments being under 20min per patient. Imagine a scenario where a doctor is able to spend time with the patient/their medical hist
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by roberte3 7y ago
Probably the best way is to use a mass-spectrometer.
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by roberte3 7y ago
Alibaba... A few years back, I was prescribed a anti cancer, prescription drug that costs $4k per box. (5mg per day, 28day day supply). I went on Ali, and ordered 5lbs of the drug for $100 usd including shipping.
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by roberte3 7y ago
I have a really rare cancer, and it didn't get detected until I hit stage IV and it started shattering my bones. Thankfully I lived 2 miles from a cancer research hospital that actually has a specialist in this type of organ cancer. My
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by roberte3 7y ago
No, I'm so sick of the local cancer centers rotating corps of musicians. Want me to get stabby? Keep playing your drum hippie...
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by roberte3 7y ago
They have had a very solid store business at one point selling electronic kits. (Pi's, Arduino, etc). A few years ago the kits were even in every Barnes and Nobel ni the country at Christmas. (And sadly most of them were in the clearan
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by roberte3 7y ago
I'd grab a couple of Sphero robots (little bluetooth rolling balls) and show them changing colors/moving around the room via code. The apps for them have programming environments.
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by roberte3 7y ago
I'd be interested. Username @ googles public email service...
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by roberte3 7y ago
https://tripleaughtdesign.com , its tactical clothing that at one point was very similar to the stuff special forces guys were wearing. (They are selling more and more 'urban' friendly stuff these days). Most of it is m
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by roberte3 8y ago
Disney is CRAZY competent at content distribution. ESPN is a Disney company, Movies Anywhere (is/was) a Disney project, the Disney+ service they are talking about is actually public v2.0 (They rolled out something similar in Europe a
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by roberte3 8y ago
Its not game-changing. That said, its a great step forward. The T-Cell treatments or CAR-T cell treatments is one of the most promising lines of research in cancer treatment. Fred Hutch is doing a lot of research on right now. Seattle Cance
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by roberte3 9y ago
One of the things that came up at a recent kidney cancer seminar I attended, is that they are seeing better immune response with a more diverse gut biome. The University of Washington researchers weren't willing to give medical advice,
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by roberte3 10y ago
This book is a pretty good tutorial on getting web service with rest up and running. https://www.manning.com/books/go-web-programming
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by roberte3 10y ago
Its not immoral. Right now I'm in a cancer treatment study. (my particular study is a "shotgun" type of study. They have a drug that they know works on certain types of cancer, but they have a guess that it might work on my w
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by roberte3 11y ago
Find a different room.
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by roberte3 11y ago
Also the cost of the server hardware/rack is a fraction of the cost of the electrical and cooling system that is around it. If I setup my co-location facility to run all Mac Mini equivalents (cool and they sip electricity) and some ra
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by roberte3 12y ago
In the last two days, I've gotten coding exercises that are supposed to take a eight hours, and one that was based on an api that doesn't exist anymore, that would be a solid two days of engineering time if the apis worked.
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by roberte3 12y ago
In college, I had to take a 1-credit hour lab course on MS-Office so that I could take an accounting class I wanted. The first lab featured a typing test app where you had to be able to type 40wpm or they made you drop the class. The app wa
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by roberte3 12y ago
Well if the Ares I hadn't been a massive cluster*... There were a lot of reasons, that Nasa didn't object to the new plan.
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by roberte3 12y ago
I'd worry more about the general topics that your learning, rather than the technology that your using to learn it. Are you in a Computer Science class or a bogus how to use technology X class. Are you learning Discrete Math, Big O, ho
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by roberte3 13y ago
The old Floyd Gottfredson Mickey Mouse stories are quite amazing. I have a volume of reprints where Mickey gets jealous of another dude going after Minnie Mouse, and tries to kill himself with a gun, jumping off a bridge, drowning and with
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by roberte3 13y ago
Looks cool, can't wait to play with it.
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NSFWHackathon (register.nsfwhackathon.com)
2 points by roberte3 13y ago|0 comments
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by roberte3 13y ago
Write a doubly linked list in C#. (I shit you not, I had a large consultancy interview me for an IOS position and this was the one interview question that they asked).
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by roberte3 14y ago
The first polar orbit was supposed to be Discovery, about six months after the challenger disaster. One of the things that was to enable the polar orbit was a new set of solid rocket boosters, the 'Filament-wound' models that had a lighter

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