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deregulateMed

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    Comment #27907334

    Yep. I'm against unethical behavior. Seems like HN generally agrees. I'm also against medical cartels too. I don't like Samsung or Nintendo for the same reasons I don't like Apple.…

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    Comment #27907316

    Sure. The parent claimed there wasn't time. Btw have you considered something drastically different than your current code? Embedded comes to mind, it's half electrical engineering…

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    Comment #27907265

    I should put an astrik that this is only feasible when working 40 hours a week. Beyond that and the burnout is real.

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    Comment #27907250

    I can either build a consumer friendly embedded project, or I can build one that I need to recompile when it's time to change settings. Both count for the interview purposes.

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    Comment #27906774

    I wish caffeine made me feel anything. I would need over 24 oz of coffee for anything. But at that point I'm pushing potentially unsafe levels.. I wish we were taught more about ta…

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    Comment #27906705

    As someone with kids and side projects, I have doubts about "not having time". I could do 2 hours of productivity after the kids go to sleep and I'd still have 2 hours for entertai…

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    Comment #27906549

    Just like they opened their patents? I'm not holding my breath, company lost my Trust a few years ago.

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    Comment #27905740

    I find that these people don't read studies but rather treat scientists as Science. Scientists are Authority, not science. It was mind boggling how many scientists made this mistak…

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    Comment #27905640

    >iOS Apple doesn't advertise much outside the United States, and given Android is significantly more developer friendly, there isn't a reason for a student to learn on iOS.

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    Comment #27905395

    I'm a vocal anti advocate. Hope you do too.

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    Comment #27905375

    Did something similar. I didn't care if the fee was like $30. But I needed their investment/small business tier and it was in the multiple hundreds of dollars. Switched to a differ…

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    Comment #27905035

    I think many people are trying to determine policy decisions. Do you shut down a country, causing starvation and lack of medical care OR do you attempt business as usual with masks…

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    Comment #27905013

    This is irresponsible. Especially as policy decisions are made from it.

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    Comment #27905010

    I was literally flagged on HN last year from pointing out potential side effects of lockdowns. It was weird being pro science and seeing this turn political. It really showed which…

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    Comment #27904980

    I read/listen to lots of nonfiction books(30 so far this year) and the only benefit of buying books instead of using a Library is being able to write notes in them. With digital co…

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    Comment #27901799

    >get a license Need a license. Need to hire cartel workers. How do you not see the problem?

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    Comment #27899945

    Is there anything we can do to stop these cartels? The poor have nothing to worry about, Medicare is fantastic and keeps a large percentage of the population complacent in the feed…

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    Comment #27899572

    And closed sourced projects. And marketing prioritized over quality

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    Comment #27894790

    Sure, but their marketing still claims security.

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    Comment #27894786

    The article doesn't mention android again. And I'm not even defending android, I'm attacking Apples unethical marketing practices of claiming security and privacy, but failing.

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    Comment #27894777

    I think at the present time, software can be more like science than sociology. Both suffer from abstraction. I think psychology when closer to biology is similar to programming lik…

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    Comment #27894627

    Despite insistence of programmers wanting to be scientists and engineers, it's not true to the definition. Maybe safety critical C or assembly is engineering. Maybe testing code fo…

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    Comment #27892832

    Yep at that point you can have technicians designing molds. Stick your engineers on projects that require correct answers.

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    Comment #27892452

    I think this is more similar to science than engineering.