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iharris
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Comment #8973654
Absolutely - I sent a brief e-mail to the address in your bio. Thanks!
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Comment #8973371
Totally agree with you. In the case of this clinic, they get almost all of their referrals by word-of-mouth these days. However, they've noted that the new generation of twentysome…
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Comment #8973137
Some good advice so far; thanks, everyone! My wife is in contact with the College of Physicians and Surgeons to keep them abreast of the situation. We'll see if she can engage thei…
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Comment #8973039
The BBB does operate in Canada; we checked and this company isn't listed, unfortunately.
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Ask HN: An SEO startup is impersonating a physician. What should I do?
Background: My wife works as an administrator at a Canadian cosmetic surgery clinic. The physician, Dr. C., is quite successful and is ranked #1 in our city on sites like RateMD. Y…
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Comment #6842776
Portal 2 reference: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeKMS62GrTI Edit: It's clear that someone in NASA is a Portal fan - they sent a laser-etched image of Wheatley up with an HTV-3 r…
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Comment #6654901
I've worked for a POS company for five years and boy, do I have some stories about the industry! I definitely agree with the OP that the market is littered with terrible products t…
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Comment #6528225
Yeah, this was a good lesson how not to manage a large IT project. They didn't really understand the requirements or anticipate the user load, but the cost estimates were WAY off -…
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Comment #6527988
It's worth noting that CGI was also responsible for the ill-fated long gun registry in Canada, which was recently canceled due (in part) to massive cost overruns [1] and inability …
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Comment #6512027
Those bezels look larger on one side... which must make their work lean heavily to the right. /snark In all seriousness, though, I can't imagine how they are going to be any more p…
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Comment #6499820
Yes, but it's more of an extended vacation for lawmakers than a real government closure. Maple syrup farms and Hockey Night in Canada are unaffected, thankfully.
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Comment #5974517
Try the "sketchy" keyword... is that the infamous Tenderloin that I hear about? (I haven't been to SF before)
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Comment #5950778
Related: There's a fellow named Bradley Garrett who did his PhD dissertation on "Place Hacking". GQ has an awesome article of the crazy places he has explored and his run-ins with …
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Comment #5871997
I love the Threat Level articles that Wired produces, but if I see the word "cyber" one more time, I am going to go nuts.
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Comment #5816562
My thoughts exactly. For controlled situations where the photographer can dictate the subject's distance, pose, and lighting, I'm sure an iPhone would do just fine. But often, a ph…
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Comment #5776469
Some context: Rob Ford is the mayor of Toronto, the most populous city in Canada. This is the newest of numerous controversies during his time in office. Edit: it's also worth noti…
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Comment #5720189
I thought that it was obvious that if you stand for 8+ hours, you'll want to be wearing proper footwear and/or have a standing mat. Your entire body weight is borne by your feet - …
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Comment #5634626
I'd love to see better integration of live traffic safety data into the cars' navigation (ie. Highway police logging lane or road closures). So, if there's a big accident on a majo…
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Comment #5634538
I've been using Acuvue Oasys (IIRC) for a while now. I'm on the 4-week disposables but my optometrist is getting worried about increased blood vessel growth in my cornea. I think m…
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Comment #5634499
There's a great presentation about Google's self-driving car here (check the second half for video of the real-time telemetry that it gathers): http://youtu.be/YXylqtEQ0tk One of t…
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Comment #5634302
Forget about AR contact lenses, I'd be stoked if they made a lens that is safe and comfortable to wear and doesn't have to be thrown out every 2-4 weeks. :)
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