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Young/Innovative Companies for Physicians?
My wife is a physician. Like many physicians she feels sort of abused by the system - burnt out, feels like a cog in the wheel, she really cares about quality but that she's incent…
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Comment #22530073
Lots of bold, unsubstantiated claims. I think every time there is a big peak, or a big valley, some percentage of people are always peddling "but this is different"
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Comment #21677284
My understanding is that Gates and Epstein were more or less just acquaintances, but it seems you think otherwise. What am I missing?
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Comment #21509574
I'll never understand this sentiment. You don't have to have alerts from slack outside of business hours. Or respond in general. If I responded or looked at my messages every time …
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Comment #21263230
Just wanted to say this is completely inconsistent with almost all people I know who work/have worked at Amazon as developers
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Comment #20923403
You gave yourself away as ignorant when you tried to explain that the system is optimized for doctors. This is especially rich on a forum like hacker news, where we have many softw…
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Comment #20004476
This seems like there isn't buy-in to the OKRs across your employer. My company does OKRs and it's taken seriously by VPs as well as the devs. Here, it's very reasonable to say no …
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Comment #19904200
A couple of big reasons don't like message buses (but open to hearing about why I'm wrong): -All "requests" will succeed even if malformed -Couples producers/consumers to the bus (…
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Comment #19799599
I think I agree with you - I'm just trying to understand the other perspective from someone that seems to think not having exceptions is an improvement. I've mostly worked using ja…
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Comment #19783496
Aren't you supposed to check all the possible errors in golang anyway? How's that any different than java code being littered with error handling code?
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Comment #15953923
> Why is REST so popular? You think this guy is a hateful hipster, but most of what he says probably resonates with most software vets. To me, it's mostly against the REST zealots …
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Comment #15933327
To counter anecdote with anecdote, I've had no issues with coinbase and have found them pleasant to use. That includes transferring to gdax/selling/withdrawing, etc.
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Comment #15879520
This is simply false.
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Comment #15871801
Neither go nor chess are solved
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Comment #15679265
Why the downvote? The world is rife with people making claims like this but not putting their money where their mouth is...
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Comment #15667151
If it is so obvious that snap "shouldn't be a public company", then the price would be far lower than the ~$12 it's at now..
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Comment #15334298
To me, this sounds like it's the perspective of a pampered person. You really don't think Amazon opening a campus in a city with stagnating or negative job growth would be good for…
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Comment #15180295
Permissions?
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Comment #15050761
Weird, I always ignored the news 'show' but this prompted me to watch it and it had nothing that you just brought up. It talked the Barcelona attack, Bannon getting fired, and a co…
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Comment #14372035
As a recreational player that plays in tournaments from time to time and is active in my local chess community, this post really only exposes that you don't know what you're talkin…
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Comment #13116294
Funny, I have almost the exact same experience. Quit my job as a CPA at a big firm to go to a coding bootcamp, made myself put in the same number of hours coding/learning as I was …
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Comment #12646097
>> At least Russia, China and other regimes own up to their their actions. This is important as it gives people an opportunity to clearly identify and rally against repression. Run…
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Comment #12631379
I think a related thing people say (that makes me cringe) is that xyz is "just a CRUD app", quite dismissively. You could argue that the vast majority of applications are "just CRU…
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Comment #12543341
There's a hosted offering as part of the O365 suite.
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Comment #12324723
Whether it is effective is irrelvant. The question is: Do they have a right to prevent you from copying? If you purchase something, like a video game, I 100% think that no, sellers…