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7y ago
It's normally mounted at the short ends. Not the sides.
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I'm an intensivist and I really hope that ventilator won't be mounted on the bed like they show in the picture. That's a very bad idea, you need that space to access the patient.
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The best way to increase your cardiovascular capacity, and boost your immune system at the same time, is aerobic exercise "cardio". I'm an anesthesiologist/intensivist and this is how I'm preparing.
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7y ago
I love reading about avionics. New and old.
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bobowzki
7y ago
If it's so easy to build a website. Why doesn't everyone scale to the size of Google?
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bobowzki
7y ago
That seems very cheap. Like it wouldn't even pay for electricity... I would set up a numberstation just to mystify people.
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Thanks! Link doesn't resolve for me. I'm outside US...
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Anyone has a link to a description of the actual ventilator? I'm an anesthesiologist/intensivist so I'm a specialist in mechanical ventilation. Would be fun to see what they came up with!
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7y ago
I had forgotten all about Frontpage!
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Corrlinks
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> Buehler was interrogated for nine months but, being completely unaware of any flaw in the machines, was released in January 1993 after Crypto AG posted bail of $1m to Iran.[10] Soon after Buehler's release Crypto AG dismissed him
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7y ago
I'm intrigued by this plant. I hope they find a specimen or a way to resurrect it.
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7y ago
Understood. What "confuses" me is that it doesn't say "about half a percent", it says "about half of 1 percent" which I find is a bit like saying "about half of 50" instead of "about 25"
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7y ago
"one half of 1 percent" Is this a common way to write 0.5%?
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I'm so happy I don't live in the US and have to deal with private healthcare. I hope your wife has made a full recovery!
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It depends on what you type in I guess...
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7y ago
I don't like these "Destroying C" titles.
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7y ago
The method to generate random numbers could be used today... the database, not so much.
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7y ago
Do you the difference between LSB and USB, AM and FM? Do you know what SWR is? Do you know about daytime vs nighttime propagation? Do you know what a balun is? Maybe these things are obvious to you but they are certainly not obvious to ever
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7y ago
Hehe understood.
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7y ago
We are used to it. :-)
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I'm an anesthesiologist so I frequently inject people with hypnotics and sedatives. There's definitely a sweet spot where people will say things they probably otherwise wouldn't. Much like alcohol I guess but perhaps a bit mo
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That would have been fantastic!
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I would prefer a functional approach and formal verification so we can know for sure it will exit.
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As an anesthesiologist working with EEG to monitor anesthesia, thank you for this comment. I wouldn't say you can't do anything significant, it's a bit like listening on a computer with a stethoscope. You can certainly deduce
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7y ago
Sorry if I sounded unnecessarily hard, that wasn't my intention. Another commenter mentioned that 50% of what we learn in med school is wrong, I'd say it's probably much higher than 50%.
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This article and discussion is just packed with pseudoscience. Not what I was expecting at hackernews. What does "releasing the fascia" even mean? I'm an MD, I have performed a lot of dissections of and through fascias. It&#x
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And you are inside a metal tube that does a good job of shielding I suspect, at least if you are not close to a window.
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I like it.
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I'm surprised I haven't seen more fashion/clothing startups (maybe I have just missed them?). Specifically I see great potential in just-in-time production of garments using 3D scanning, motion tracking, "curve" fi
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