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jcowdy

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    Comment #34731398

    Nice work! It would be great if after clicking on the text within the podcast that matches my term, I was brought to that section of the transcript rather than to the beginning.

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    Comment #32946922

    Thanks, I’ll check it out

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    Ask HN: Any podcast app recommendations for marking points to return to?

    I love to listen to podcasts while on long runs or while driving. As key/interesting points in the conversation come up I’d love to be able to flag them via Apple Watch or iPhone t…

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    Comment #32928323

    I’m a big fan of Cal Newport. His overarching theme is to be intentional about how you use your time. If you aren’t specifically planning and blocking your schedule, it will turn i…

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    Comment #28051403

    The advantage I find using a Stream Deck is that it can be configured to use the context of your active window to show a subset of buttons. This unlocks a lot of power in terms in …

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    Comment #27517636

    The fine is depressing and invalidates much of the benefit and work that went into passing the rule. Until the fine amount is increased (which I suspect may take quite some time if…

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    Comment #25247248

    If you’re looking more to be able to intelligently communicate rather than program independently, I’d recommend the Harvard CS50 for Business Professionals. https://www.edx.org/cou…

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    Comment #18838816

    I use Trello and have a specific list for ideas. It works for me because Trello is always “with me” as an app on my phone, on my desktop, or via a browser. I tend to have creative …

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    Comment #18827998

    I was one of the people that gathered and analyzed the data that the cited study used and can't agree with your conclusion more. Sure, the EHR makes "note bloat" easier than paper …

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    Comment #18393400

    Yes, definitely an option although eventually the volume of "final approval" items will stack up. Another option could be to allow items that pass protocols for non-controlled subs…

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    Comment #18392151

    EHR vendors and clinicians need to find a way to come together to both design software that will make clinicians lives easier, but also to change any billing/legal/compliance hurdl…

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    Comment #18392087

    The problem with this article is that Dr Gawande is too quick to point the finger at the EHR vendors for increasing the amount of non-clinical work that physicians are responsible …