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by bobowzki 9y ago
We'll see an FPGA implementation soon enough :-)
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by bobowzki 9y ago
This is very common in Sweden. It's good for doctors but not so much for patients, depending a bit on the speciality. This is because you lose some quality of care when you see a different doctor each time. But of course a fresh point
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by bobowzki 9y ago
I'm an anesthesiologist. I'm always interested to hear the story of colleagues on hackernews. Would like to ask you a few questions about your projects. Reach me on albin.stigo@gmail.com
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by bobowzki 9y ago
I wonder how this compares to physicians?
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by bobowzki 9y ago
Exactly what I wanted to comment.
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A visual guide to Bayesian thinking (2015)(youtube.com)
4 points by bobowzki 9y ago|0 comments
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by bobowzki 10y ago
Very sad news. He inspired me.
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by bobowzki 10y ago
Damn I was going to bed before I found this. Now I need to solve it. Did anyone solve the chess board? I feel the pawns on the left are somehow significant 4-3-2-1...
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by bobowzki 10y ago
I'm also an MD. I agree with many of your points. Always interested to get in touch with colleagues with similar ideas. Would be interested to hear more about your opinions on the matter. You can email me at albin.stigo@gmail.com.
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by bobowzki 10y ago
references?
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by bobowzki 10y ago
Why do you say "exercise" with quotation?
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by bobowzki 10y ago
http://cidrapido.com ICD10 search app for the Brazilian market.
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by bobowzki 10y ago
Could someone explain in what kind of situations this could be useful?
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by bobowzki 10y ago
Well, it's a good point but how do you decide what's critical? To answer my own question; I believe the future lies in machine learning algorithms processing symptoms and tests (I guess a symptom is also a test in the sense that i
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by bobowzki 10y ago
Now.
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by bobowzki 10y ago
I'm a physician. This is the thing most people don't get about tests. It's tiring to see these startups with their flawed agenda.
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by bobowzki 10y ago
Maybe he is trying to get Nakamoto to out himself..? His claim is ridiculous.
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by bobowzki 11y ago
The Aedes aegypti is the vector of the Zika virus (and Dengue virus and in some places Malaria). This is seems to be a reaction to how the Brazilian government has handled recent outbreaks of Zika. Screenshot if they fix it: http:/&#x
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Brazilian government website hacked. Aedes aegypti mosquitoes over front page(brasil.gov.br)
1 points by bobowzki 11y ago|2 comments
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by bobowzki 11y ago
Try meditation. I guess you are not supposed to fall asleep while meditating, but the breathing exercises I learnt from meditating always helped me fall asleep.
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by bobowzki 11y ago
I imagine you could also construct an electric buzzer with a spring loaded switch you hold in your hand.
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by bobowzki 11y ago
It's this easy. http://youtu.be/NSC4Y8yA-jY
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by bobowzki 11y ago
I'm not a big fan of the NSA, but isn't that kind of their job..?
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by bobowzki 11y ago
Very interesting. I was wondering about all the "Academy of Art" signs when I visited SF.
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by bobowzki 11y ago
Or encrypt the spreadsheet.
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by bobowzki 11y ago
I'm surprised it doesn't mention autocorrelation. Maybe that's in part 2.
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by bobowzki 11y ago
Costs...
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Ask HN: I'm a hacker visiting SF for three weeks. What should I do?
1 points by bobowzki 11y ago|0 comments
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by bobowzki 11y ago
Too many words per line... EDIT: I'm getting downvoted so I'll provide some explanation. The first paragraph (excluding the last line) has 107.8 characters/line (including spaces). "Anything from 45 to 75 characters is w
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by bobowzki 12y ago
OZ3ALB checking in.

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