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roberte3
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About roberte3
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Comment #33813296
On Mac there is Hype. The earlier versions were pretty good, but I haven't used the latest. https://tumult.com/hype/
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Comment #33387799
The problem with the 12c Platinum, is that it was a "ground-up" rewrite, and is actually slower than the early 80s 12c.
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Comment #24903411
Three words "Lake Effect snow"...
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Comment #22675292
Also I killed 2 via running Jetbeans. (Client requirement not my choice...)
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Comment #21952145
Wow, this is something that I have been looking for ~a year! Great job, can't wait to dust that project idea off the shelf!
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Comment #21530036
Your looking at it wrong. A doctor's appointment schedule is crazy busy, with "LONG" appointments being under 20min per patient. Imagine a scenario where a doctor is able to spend …
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Comment #21457650
Probably the best way is to use a mass-spectrometer.
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Comment #21457506
Alibaba... A few years back, I was prescribed a anti cancer, prescription drug that costs $4k per box. (5mg per day, 28day day supply). I went on Ali, and ordered 5lbs of the drug …
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Comment #20601848
I have a really rare cancer, and it didn't get detected until I hit stage IV and it started shattering my bones. Thankfully I lived 2 miles from a cancer research hospital that act…
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Comment #20576294
No, I'm so sick of the local cancer centers rotating corps of musicians. Want me to get stabby? Keep playing your drum hippie...
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Comment #20408877
They have had a very solid store business at one point selling electronic kits. (Pi's, Arduino, etc). A few years ago the kits were even in every Barnes and Nobel ni the country at…
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Comment #20084620
I'd grab a couple of Sphero robots (little bluetooth rolling balls) and show them changing colors/moving around the room via code. The apps for them have programming environments.
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Comment #19688425
I'd be interested. Username @ googles public email service...
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Comment #19594807
https://tripleaughtdesign.com , its tactical clothing that at one point was very similar to the stuff special forces guys were wearing. (They are selling more and more 'urban' frie…
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Comment #18412910
Disney is CRAZY competent at content distribution. ESPN is a Disney company, Movies Anywhere (is/was) a Disney project, the Disney+ service they are talking about is actually publi…
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Comment #17229557
Its not game-changing. That said, its a great step forward. The T-Cell treatments or CAR-T cell treatments is one of the most promising lines of research in cancer treatment. Fred …
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Comment #15632478
One of the things that came up at a recent kidney cancer seminar I attended, is that they are seeing better immune response with a more diverse gut biome. The University of Washing…
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Comment #13708221
This book is a pretty good tutorial on getting web service with rest up and running. https://www.manning.com/books/go-web-programming
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Comment #13495055
Its not immoral. Right now I'm in a cancer treatment study. (my particular study is a "shotgun" type of study. They have a drug that they know works on certain types of cancer, but…
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Comment #9273428
Find a different room.
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Comment #9258127
Also the cost of the server hardware/rack is a fraction of the cost of the electrical and cooling system that is around it. If I setup my co-location facility to run all Mac Mini e…
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Comment #9149540
In the last two days, I've gotten coding exercises that are supposed to take a eight hours, and one that was based on an api that doesn't exist anymore, that would be a solid two d…
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Comment #8824203
In college, I had to take a 1-credit hour lab course on MS-Office so that I could take an accounting class I wanted. The first lab featured a typing test app where you had to be ab…
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Comment #8457096
Well if the Ares I hadn't been a massive cluster*... There were a lot of reasons, that Nasa didn't object to the new plan.
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Comment #7537262
I'd worry more about the general topics that your learning, rather than the technology that your using to learn it. Are you in a Computer Science class or a bogus how to use techno…