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But who gets to set the threshold? One doctor might want a full stop at 3% over, one might want one at 10%, one might not necessarily want one until maybe 50% (
by isaacdl 12y ago
But who gets to set the threshold? One doctor might want a full stop at 3% over, one might want one at 10%, one might not necessarily want one until maybe 50% (perhaps in this case of a research hospital that is routinely trying experimental treatments).
I don't disagree that this shouldn't be considered carefully, but it's a little harder than maybe you're making it seem.
- llamataboot 12y agoOh, I think it's incredibly complex. I think UI/UX is a huge difficult field and these things always have tradeoffs - not only in terms of usability but in the overhead of being the people tasked with building them. In fact, UI/UX may be the hardest set of tasks we now face as as people making software products that other people use. But if you think /any/ information is easy to see in that rat's next of anti-design, I think you're wrong. I