Pediatric Otolaryngologist - Scientist
Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Joined May 2008
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Microsoft 365 is slow. Google Workspaces is fast. That is my experience. But I only use Microsoft through my employer so I do not have wide experience. Is there any systematic data on this? – at Pittsburgh, PA
The same industry here in the US that "goes to extraordinary lengths to ensure a miserable death" is the same one that will not allow the fax machine to rest in peace. Why are we in medicine so petrified and ossified? Privacy-compliance is noble. Should it be the apogee of MIC?
Tomorrow 2022-12-25 is Christmas Day and the last night of #Hanukkah. Will I be able to buy freshly baked sufganiyot in #Pittsburgh? Sufganiyot = Israeli donuts, cross between a beignet and a jelly donut.
Low flying military transport plane doing circles over Pittsburgh. It's quite the awesome sight. Does anybody know what it's about? – at Pittsburgh, PA
4 military (I think) helicopters in closer formation flying over the North Side of Pittsburgh. Any ideas why what etc?
Can you help me find the article about IT security within hospitals and how they frustrate the work of the doctors. "Just to be safe." But perhaps they decrease security because of what the interns and residents do to bypass the obstacles. It was here about a month or two ago.
Do you know anything about these "cute" Neighborhood Slow Streets signs in #Pittsburgh. I suspect it may be messing with Google Navigation. Is it? @PghDOMI @PGHDPW From my neighborhood: nextdoor.com/p/StnyhhrxGdGm?…
From my neighborhood: nextdoor.com/p/StnyhhrxGdGm?…
ALT City of Pittsburgh sign. Local Traffic Only. Share this space safely!
@AnnieLowrey wrote: The problem is not just that a chief executive at a big company makes 33 times what a surgeon makes, and a surgeon makes nine times what an elementary-school teacher makes, and an elementary-school teacher makes twice what a person working the...
...checkout at a dollar store makes—though that is a problem. It is that the chief executive also owns all of the apartments the cashiers live in, and their suppressed wages and hefty student-loan payments mean they can barely afford to make rent theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv…
In Cape Town during 1970s and 1980s, about 20% of my junior (elementary) school commuted by bicycle. For my high school it was about 33%. I still commute to work on most days by bicycle. And no, Pittsburgh is not flat! Nor is Newlands in Cape Town.
“Currently about 2/3rds of all Dutch children walk or bike to school, with 75% of secondary school kids cycling to school. By enabling safe and active travel, Dutch cities prevent an estimated one million car journeys to school each morning.” — @modacitylife in #CurbingTraffic
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“Currently about 2/3rds of all Dutch children walk or bike to school, with 75% of secondary school kids cycling to school. By enabling safe and active travel, Dutch cities prevent an estimated one million car journeys to school each morning.” — @modacitylife in #CurbingTraffic
When telling others about #rdatatable, I summarize my experience with this mantra: 😀Come for the speed. Stay for the syntax. Seek the scintillating capabilities. 😉
IMO it is the best thing about #RStats. Thank you @rdatatable
Can some wordsmith please improve on my mantra.
I erred. I just realized that @rdatatable is is an appreciation account. So well thanks. But A HUGE thank you to @MattDowle (creator and author) and @arun_sriniv (author) and not to mention the multitude of contributors.
I had to cheat to get this one. I used Google maps otherwise zero chance #Worldle #42 6/6 (100%)
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I don't like thinking of words and letters that I don't need to think of. But this, on the other hand is effortless #Worldle #41 2/6 (100%)
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