Depends on the resolution. 1440p and even 4k monitors are becoming more common and you need the extra power. It will be interesting to see how Dx12 will impact performance too.
Physician here. Medicare/Medicaid is tied to really arcane and often inane rules. You must document X of this and Y of that and word it in a specific way to get paid. What you actually do for the patient does not always matter but the way you document it makes a big difference. EMR has made it easier to conform to the rules and makes sure you write notes that can be easily billed for. It has simplified documenting for things that are tedious to do on paper (like review of systems, and counseling).
The only problem is how do you define "unsafe". When does unsafe become "the product of a competitor" or P2P software or something the government decided you shouldn't have on your computer etc. Also do you want your ISP to install some software on your box that will be scanning your memory for dangerous software and will cut your connection off if it finds any? The ultimate irony would be that the software will not run on Linux or BSD etc. effectively knocking offline the most secure boxes.
Me too! My charisma is now 21. I have social skills galore (especially since I took all those points in Diplomacy and Persuasion). Add all that up and unless I roll a 1 I am set.
Since I can't edit I'll reply again. This is what I've based my comment on:
The team found a pattern emerged where by the types of cancer repeatedly occurred at similar times and geographical locations, known as "space-time clustering".
Disease caused by more constant environmental factors produce clusters of cases in one place over a much longer period of time.
The way I read that is that there was a time/space correlation between those cancer "outbreaks" which made them look like infectious outbreaks. When you have a constant environmental or genetic factor as the cause you tend to get more uniform patterns of disease whereas an infectious etiology requires spatial and time correlations (this is required because the infection needs to be able to spread).
No read the article. It wasn't just a simple correlation, there was also a spatial and temporal association. Pretty much cancer data overlapped with infectious data. Things like weak immune system etc. would lead to constant rates not clustered in both time and space.
It made me chuckle that they would equate wearing a T-Shirt with being poorly dressed. Dressing up does not equate dressing well. There is nothing I find more annoying than middle manager attire: cheap suit and shirt, boring or overly colored tie, dress shoes with "comfortable" soles, and of course see through socks (bought in a pack of six at COSTCO).
If that prompts Korean game developers to make Mac or Linux versions of their games I would be all for it. Someone had managed to get Lineage II working through WINE a while back but recent game updates (like the craptastic GameGuard) broke it completely.
Bad comarison. Games are designed to have time sinks in them and to keep you playing so you shell out that extra $15. Generally this involves a lot of boring stuff with some excitement sprinkled throughout. It's based on the same principles that gambling is. Make the reward fairly rare and sread out at random intervals and people will keep playing to hit the jackpot/get that drop.
One way to do this is to itroduce consumables from vendors that everyone wants and are used up while hunting ths creating money sinks. It's not perfect but it does slow down the inflation.
Lineage II has this in the form of soul shots. They have to be crafted but use ingredients only sold at vendors. They increase your attack power thus allowing people to XP faster but a portion of the loot will go towards soul shot expense.
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I didn't find Newegg's shipping charges to be excessive. Yes on big or heavy items it can get expensive but that seems tied to the bulk/weight or whatever you are having shipped.
I am not sure what makes EndNote a terrible program. I have been using it for a while now and I haven't found anything wrong with it. It integrates seamlessly with Word, I can insert citations on the fly while I write, it auto generates bibliographies in whatever format I need and I can manage thousands of citations without any issues.
ProCite and Reference Manager are made by the same company I believe and have similar features.
Yep. Just did this with a 6200 card. My 3D Mark scores went way up but I am sometimes getting artifacts. They are not enough to make me switch back but they are definitely noticeable at times.
Both sides had a difficult time assembling the sequence. Celera's data was of higher quality because their method provided for better coverage AND they could use the public data to clear up any ambiguities.
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Depends on the resolution. 1440p and even 4k monitors are becoming more common and you need the extra power. It will be interesting to see how Dx12 will impact performance too.
Physician here. Medicare/Medicaid is tied to really arcane and often inane rules. You must document X of this and Y of that and word it in a specific way to get paid. What you actually do for the patient does not always matter but the way you document it makes a big difference. EMR has made it easier to conform to the rules and makes sure you write notes that can be easily billed for. It has simplified documenting for things that are tedious to do on paper (like review of systems, and counseling).
Those are generally the ones that do not get busted so you do not get to hear about it.
I prefer to use mine as an Outbox...but to each their own I guess. Not that there is anything wrong with that.
100% accurate yes but 100% deceptive too.
The only problem is how do you define "unsafe". When does unsafe become "the product of a competitor" or P2P software or something the government decided you shouldn't have on your computer etc. Also do you want your ISP to install some software on your box that will be scanning your memory for dangerous software and will cut your connection off if it finds any? The ultimate irony would be that the software will not run on Linux or BSD etc. effectively knocking offline the most secure boxes.
Me too! My charisma is now 21. I have social skills galore (especially since I took all those points in Diplomacy and Persuasion). Add all that up and unless I roll a 1 I am set.
Since I can't edit I'll reply again. This is what I've based my comment on:
The team found a pattern emerged where by the types of cancer repeatedly occurred at similar times and geographical locations, known as "space-time clustering". Disease caused by more constant environmental factors produce clusters of cases in one place over a much longer period of time.
The way I read that is that there was a time/space correlation between those cancer "outbreaks" which made them look like infectious outbreaks. When you have a constant environmental or genetic factor as the cause you tend to get more uniform patterns of disease whereas an infectious etiology requires spatial and time correlations (this is required because the infection needs to be able to spread).
Do you have a link to the originl research article? I didn't see it linked in the BBC story.
No read the article. It wasn't just a simple correlation, there was also a spatial and temporal association. Pretty much cancer data overlapped with infectious data. Things like weak immune system etc. would lead to constant rates not clustered in both time and space.
- You patent the method of isolating it
- You patent the method of delivering it
- You patent its use as a cancer treatement etc.etc.
Is it the fabled analog hole?
One word: T-Bone
It made me chuckle that they would equate wearing a T-Shirt with being poorly dressed. Dressing up does not equate dressing well. There is nothing I find more annoying than middle manager attire: cheap suit and shirt, boring or overly colored tie, dress shoes with "comfortable" soles, and of course see through socks (bought in a pack of six at COSTCO).
If that prompts Korean game developers to make Mac or Linux versions of their games I would be all for it. Someone had managed to get Lineage II working through WINE a while back but recent game updates (like the craptastic GameGuard) broke it completely.
Yes and no. A lot of those "government-imposed fees" are really telecos fees they hide under fancy names.
Bad comarison. Games are designed to have time sinks in them and to keep you playing so you shell out that extra $15. Generally this involves a lot of boring stuff with some excitement sprinkled throughout. It's based on the same principles that gambling is. Make the reward fairly rare and sread out at random intervals and people will keep playing to hit the jackpot/get that drop.
One way to do this is to itroduce consumables from vendors that everyone wants and are used up while hunting ths creating money sinks. It's not perfect but it does slow down the inflation.
Lineage II has this in the form of soul shots. They have to be crafted but use ingredients only sold at vendors. They increase your attack power thus allowing people to XP faster but a portion of the loot will go towards soul shot expense.
I didn't find Newegg's shipping charges to be excessive. Yes on big or heavy items it can get expensive but that seems tied to the bulk/weight or whatever you are having shipped.
I think you just described Lineage II. It still baffles me how popular it is in Korea.
I am not sure what makes EndNote a terrible program. I have been using it for a while now and I haven't found anything wrong with it. It integrates seamlessly with Word, I can insert citations on the fly while I write, it auto generates bibliographies in whatever format I need and I can manage thousands of citations without any issues.
ProCite and Reference Manager are made by the same company I believe and have similar features.
I've begun to just chart my wife's moods. It's about as close to true randomness you can get. And it works! Nobody has cracked any of my data yet.
Yep. Just did this with a 6200 card. My 3D Mark scores went way up but I am sometimes getting artifacts. They are not enough to make me switch back but they are definitely noticeable at times.
Yes it does. Next question.
Both sides had a difficult time assembling the sequence. Celera's data was of higher quality because their method provided for better coverage AND they could use the public data to clear up any ambiguities.