Readit NewsThat'll truly give the efficiency that these employers crave - let's both speak once our AI counterparts have deemed we're a match.
Same concept, but the tldraw team delivered something with a bit more personality.
The real issue that needs to be solved is that we need to make health care accessible to everybody, regardless of wealth or income. For example, in Germany, where I live, there are also long waitlists for therapists or specialists in general. But not if you have a high income, then you can get private insurance and get an appointment literally the next day.
So, we need to get rid of this two class insurance system, and then make sure we have enough supply of doctors and specialists so that the waits are not 3 months.
However, it boils down to "Don't advance technology, wait 'till we fix society", which is futile - regardless of whether it's right.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chief_Mouser_to_the_Cabinet_Of...
Reminds me of a similar project years ago that was doing the same thing - they ultimately struggled with monetization and folded (I forget the name) -- however this one is MIT OSS, so I'm guessing that's not a key concern right now.
Note that your "Built with the Isoflow library" link at the bottom to isoflow 404's to https://github.com/isoflow/isoflow
Given these existence of these tools, which are fantastic, I'm often stunned at how sluggish, expensive and how lacklustre the UX is of the AWS monitoring stack.
Monitoring quickly became the most expensive, and most unpleasant part of our AWS experience.
How did you get VS Code embedded in your app? I'm aware of projects like Monaco, and that vscode.dev exists - so it's clearly possible - but I didn't realize it was something others could build upon?
Again, kudos!
The C# VSCode extension works in Microsoft's build of VSCode, not when someone else forks it and builds it themselves.
https://www.s3stat.com/Pricing.aspx
I’m still waiting for the next generation of trendy SaaS companies to crib it.
Love it.