Notices by Craig Maloney ☕ (craigmaloney@octodon.social), page 7

@mwl What's worse is that most of this stuff is already in Epic (Beaumont's medical record / chart dingus) but folks still insist on having you fill that stuff out manually.

My favorite was "list all of your chemo rounds and drugs" to which I replied "available on request". My dude, I have had two years of this stuff and 1,000 characters isn't going to cut it.

Every time I have to fill out a questionnaire about my medical history I think to myself that having a portable medical record would be awesome right about now.

At least I can fill it out online where I have more access to the data instead of in the doctor's office. I mean, I can't remember dates for important things, let alone when I had my flu vaccine.

I wish that more medical computer systems talked to each other, and would do so at length so I don't have to remember / look up shit.

@molly0xfff Shame he's not serving as his own consul. That' would be more fun.

What we wanted: Open Source Contributions because folks were interested and passionate about the project and wanted to learn more and grow their skills.

What we got: Open Source used as resume fodder which in turn promotes drive-by PRs on Github, slap-dash "line go up" commits, and LLM-generated garbage masquerading as legitimate passion.

Note: Not the place to debate me on this. If your thumbs prickle with the desire to fill my mentions with arguments and "well, actually" might I suggest where you can shove said thumbs, Sparky.

@pzmyers Does Bluehost also handle your DNS records, because freethoughtblogs isn't resolving to any known address.

But yeah, after seeing some of their stellar work as of late with other folks I'm definitely not recommending them for any serious hosting.

@mcg Yeah, this is a continuation of tea, but it still makes me look askance at homebrew. I never much cared for the brew ecosystem anyway, but that's my own personal prejudices shining through.

@christi3k Yeah, it's pretty goofy.

If anyone asks me to take homebrew seriously ever again I reserve the right to laugh in their faces until one of us passes out.

Seriously, way to taint an entire ecosystem you dipshit.

http://web.archive.org/web/20231007152706/https://github.com/orgs/pkgxdev/discussions/763

@cjwatson @joeyh Pretty sure a javelin applied at terminal velocity would be more appropriate.

Checking In: 2024-02-25 https://decafbad.net/2024/02/25/checking-in-2024-02-25/ #ADayInTheLife #ZenHabits #Cancer #misc

Craig Maloney is a legendary open source developer. Creator of piddlepodder, used by one other person that he's aware of. Interviewed several times by folks desperate to keep a podcast schedule. He is known for throwing code at walls and literally using what sticks. Sometimes this even delights the customer and and easily amused.

@mhoye Learn how to make return to Office Mandates for your AI workers.

(Note: this is taking the piss on something that I read for another developer.)

Watching the DSO's concert to celebrate their return to Detroit after touring Florida.

dso.org/live

#music #LiveMusic

@thomasfuchs Probably not used to the big heads of the average Apple user. 😉

@mattl The internet wisdom is four years, but I'm not sure if that's actual wisdom or not.

@moopet I think that horse left the barn a while ago with the M2 slot.

Looking up "how long will an iPad last" as though it's a finite resource that will be spent over it's lifespan.

I have computers that have lasted longer than the average iPad lifespan.

Mobile was a mistake.

Note: Not the place to tell me of alternatives. I am not the one this device will be for. Those who ignore this will be replaced by an Asus Eee PC.

@mwl Yuletide Yammerings: Stories to make you laugh, cry, and scream.

The reviews about how "flavorful" this place is remind me of my paternal grandmother who apparently made chili by using a chili stick and waving it in the water before putting it back.

When he tried my mom's chili I think he thought she was trying to kill him.