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Comment #48209126
Totally agree but I think that it's fairly common for an enterprise company (like GitHub) to also have a central place that platform publishes these kinds of updates in addition to…
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Comment #39443301
Very interested in the parsing parts for file-format validation. I used to use 010 editor and had written several parsers for various files but I no longer have a license for that …
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Comment #38250771
Reminds me of the unsung hero who was selflessly patching and fixing AOE2 for many many years before the AOE2 HD stuff on steam. These people are awesome.
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Comment #38114413
Would love to chat with someone about some of the teams needs as I spent about 7 years in the medical imaging space (specifically cloud enablement of DICOM viewers and tools). I'm …
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Comment #37904470
I used to work on a platform like this and loved the challenges. Followed you all on LinkedIn!
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Comment #35042761
Sheesh openslide was an absolute game changer when I was writing code to be able to utilize digital pathology and microscopy data in a browser. They've done some awesome work. I re…
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Comment #34536074
Absolutely fair. The vendors have gotten much much better tech "in the room" as it were - CT's are lightning fast anymore, US is clearer and can do more on-the-fly analysis than ev…
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Comment #34534694
Eh.. you'd be surprised. Medical Imaging isn't as radical as you may think it is (I spent 7 years doing projects for the exploitation of medical images).
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Comment #34325688
I've hit the same walls as you have described and found that it's less about cognitive function and more about a combination of burnout, imposter syndrome, and some quirks of my AD…
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Comment #33804559
Being CEO means making difficult decisions, and it isn't realistic to expect a CEO to only serve during good times. That said, I think it would go a long way towards appeasement if…
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Comment #33623363
Same. I've no interest in working for someone like this again... no matter how incredible the team they've build around them may be.
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Comment #33247423
While maybe my view is a bit myopic here, I think the harsh reality of the world is that it's very difficult to find an opportunity where all you do is write brand new code outside…
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Comment #32495628
Is the assumption here being that all employees would prefer 100% WFH?
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Comment #32239220
*supported by every medical imaging device manufacturer going back something like 3+ decades. This is much less of a problem of shiny-object-syndrome not providing a "better" way o…
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Comment #32238365
We lived predominantly in the .NET world and leveraged Fellow Oak Dicom pretty heavily, but when I did have to use anything in Java-land we pretty much always leveraged dcm4che, as…
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Comment #32237321
It also goes well beyond just talking about the imagery itself or the metadata surrounding it, and the standard contains its own network protocol effectively for transmitting data …
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Comment #12071874
But, again, I made an account yesterday. Don't just throw around account access, no matter how pervasive, in the name of impatience. Ever.
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Comment #12071692
Any idea how long the signup page is down? I made my account yesterday and, when forced between using my google auth and making some pokemon.com account, it was a no brainer to not…