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by bobowzki 6y ago
First time on HN I see someone promoting their blog through a question. Similar to youtube where every video seems to end with a question to get comments.
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by bobowzki 6y ago
I once named a file $HOME and then carelessly tried to delete it without thinking twice.
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by bobowzki 6y ago
Nice to see Steven Roberts on the front page!
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by bobowzki 6y ago
This could also be a power or electrical interference issue. I would start by logging the connection with ping every 1 sec or so to see if it's only 3:40pm.
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by bobowzki 6y ago
This was certainly true when I got started with Un*x in the late 90s.
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by bobowzki 6y ago
Fixed point is very common, at least in some areas.
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by bobowzki 6y ago
The history of anesthesia is much shorter...
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by bobowzki 6y ago
It's interesting to revisit technologies I couldn't comprehend when I got started in programming, way back in 1995 or so. Now I finally understand exactly what's going on.
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by bobowzki 6y ago
Really, ablation?
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by bobowzki 6y ago
I wonder if this works on the raspberry pi with the new Vulkan drivers.
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by bobowzki 6y ago
Always nice to see ham radio on the front page!
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by bobowzki 6y ago
I'm an anesthesiologist. This is insane.
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by bobowzki 6y ago
Very nice to see work in this area. Erlang is a very interesting platform for building robust systems.
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by bobowzki 6y ago
I'm surprised to see this pop up here. Wonder why?
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by bobowzki 6y ago
I've got some dirt on my screen. Be right back.
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by bobowzki 6y ago
I always enjoy reading about hidden treasures. But reading that people have died looking for it puts it into perspective.
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by bobowzki 6y ago
Thanks!
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by bobowzki 6y ago
I'm not too worried about that (yet). I think you have a good chance to get it back but it will probably take a while.
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by bobowzki 6y ago
I'm not an expert in virology but I think there are some theories that a larger exposure could potentially lead to more serious disease.
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by bobowzki 6y ago
It's not because of mucus. Unlike a normal flu I've not had a runny nose, at all.
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by bobowzki 6y ago
First a cough that got a bit worse over a night shift. Then fever. Lots of clear mucus from the lungs. I never had any problem breathing but got a bit worried with the amount of mucus and coughing. Like many have reported my sense of smell
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by bobowzki 6y ago
I'm home with Covid-19 right now. I'm an intensivist and probably got infected at work. That's also why I had access to PCR testing to confirm the diagnosis after only two days of symptoms. I'm 36, in good shape, was luc
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by bobowzki 6y ago
Is 2020 the year of the Linux desktop?
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by bobowzki 6y ago
It's quite a good start but far too simple to be of any practical use in a ARDS patient. A PEEP valve is absolutely essential.
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by bobowzki 6y ago
Yes important point.
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by bobowzki 6y ago
I'm an intensivist based in Sweden. From my perspective there is absolutely nothing new in this article. We have been using HFC for years if not decades.
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by bobowzki 7y ago
"without typing the name two times" Is that pun intentional? It's hilarious.
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by bobowzki 7y ago
Goodbye last shred of privacy. "The road to hell is paved with good intentions" is an expression that comes to mind.
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by bobowzki 7y ago
This is a story of incredible determination.
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by bobowzki 7y ago
Ok so I'm a Swedish intensivist working i Göteborg. We currently don't use chloroquine/hydroxychloroquine in the treatment of Covid-19 because: 1. We tried it and have not noticed any obvious positive effect. 2. No serious st

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