bobowzki

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   by bobowzki 13y ago

   I chuckled
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   by bobowzki 13y ago

   Haha I'm an MD and I like doing that because of the immediate results :-)
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   by bobowzki 13y ago

   Wood table, leica, moleskine, MacBook, earbuds...
4. 334.▲
   by bobowzki 13y ago

   In the same way as hacking is ONLY about making a product? You can never do it out of general interest, just to learn more about something?
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   by bobowzki 13y ago

   Congrats to the whatsapp people!!
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   by bobowzki 13y ago

   I'm always hoping Plan 9 will take off! Such an interesting system to experiment with... Would be interesting to see what would happen if a cloud provider offered an (updated) version.
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   by bobowzki 13y ago

   "sister" :-)
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   by bobowzki 13y ago

   A good place to start programming assembly are on micro controllers (Arduino etc.). They have a more limited set of instructions, registers etc, and an easy to grasp memory layout. The development environments also often come with a pretty
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   by bobowzki 13y ago

   "Support Discontinued 9/1/98" not bad.
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    by bobowzki 13y ago

    It's quite interesting they are all drawing the same projection. The projection can really skew your sense of proportion.
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    by bobowzki 13y ago

    You are completely right it's surprisingly difficult to out exercise your mouth! When you do these calculations just remember to include the basic metabolic rate. You are also right diet is the most important factor. You've got to
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    by bobowzki 13y ago

    Let me phrase it like this. If you consume less calories than you expend, you are going to lose weight as the body will used stored chemical energy to survive. I can recommend the BBC Horizon documentary "Why Are Thin People Not Fat&qu
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    by bobowzki 13y ago

    Sugar is a rather broad term, I'm assuming you mean white refined sugar (sucrose, a disaccharide). You absolutely don't need to to eat any sugar at all. Simply put, glucose (a monosaccharide) is what normally power our cells. Gluc
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    by bobowzki 13y ago

    Thanks for bringing my attention to this interesting video. I can't really comment on the facts since I neither read all the studies or had time to watch the whole video. I'm not an expert in nutrition so this is my personal opini
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    by bobowzki 13y ago

    I'm a physician. While it's good to lose weight (at least if you are overweight), keep in mind that losing weight is not the only interesting outcome. Any diet might have long term side effects. Such as an increased risk of cancer
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    by bobowzki 13y ago

    This is very useful when programming microcontrollers. Especially if you create many structs in an array. Many parallel state machines or something like that.
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    by bobowzki 13y ago

    I'm an MD and have also done extensive software development in the health care field. You can't get in touch with me if you'd like more info albin (dot) stigo (at) gmail (dot) com.
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    by bobowzki 13y ago

    "Since key length and key structure vary and since the encryption engine does not use any mathematical algorithms, reverse engineering is impossible and guessing is not an option" Gold :-)
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    by bobowzki 13y ago

    I'm a physician and software developer. Diagnosing is a actually a rather small part (but very important) of my daily job as a physician. Doctors can't be replaced by computers and robots at the moment because much of what I do is
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    by bobowzki 13y ago

    Exactly how is it protecting my eyes?
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    Grace Hopper explaining nanoseconds(youtube.com)

    2 points by bobowzki 13y ago|0 comments
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    by bobowzki 13y ago

    Risk of death still 100%
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    by bobowzki 13y ago

    I'm a physician and I agree. Obtaining data is the easy part, interpreting the data is the hard part. If you want solve interesting problems that's where you should look.
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    by bobowzki 13y ago

    swipnet is still alive :-)
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    by bobowzki 13y ago

    That font.
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    by bobowzki 13y ago

    http://www.circuits.io/
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    by bobowzki 13y ago

    Just wanted to say thanks again for your feedback and let you know I have secured a three week bioinformatics exchange.
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    by bobowzki 13y ago

    medical doctor
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    by bobowzki 13y ago

    Thanks!
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    Ask HN: I'm an MD and a hacker. I would like to do something interesting.

    8 points by bobowzki 13y ago|12 comments