Six years ago today Gov Jerry Brown signed SB-277, eliminating “personal belief exemptions” (opt-outs) from school vaccinations. This was one of the first major fights against an an Extremely Online anti-vax movement, and was when they began networking w/the Tea Party & NoI…
@isntitvacant I used this for a year or so to stream data from postgres into aws kinesis and it was my favorite part of the system. Logical replication is cool!
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"Clarify who in your organization is responsible for issuing tweets or rapid-response statements....Time is often of the essence in effectively countering falsehoods on social media"
"...the Russians are relying increasingly on English-language news sites to push out incendiary stories that can be picked up and spread by Americans, many of whom have proved as eager as foreign powers to stoke partisan divisions inside the United States"
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Looking at how we spend resources is a pretty good measure of values. I would rather we value defense, moral building in the security space. and hell, even a cyberattack peace deal! Not weapons tho. https://t.co/BDpUITvi8y
An opportunity in the market?! Maybe. But if my software company sells medical data Solutions I don't want to spend time to make it work with other software. Not my problem. Besides it'd be best if ALL the hospitals bought my nice software!
Reminder that the inability for hospitals and labs to share data efficiently has real health outcomes. It is also a regular source of frustration to deal with a fax machine. https://t.co/XdnSUfEnr5
So even if a hospital spent the huge $ to get a Perfect Software Solution, there's no guarantee that hospital across town has software that can import the data. So then you fax