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AI changing heart disease diagnosis in the UK
(ft.com)
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Shazam for Heartbeats - AI spots heart murmurs at 2x the rate of physicians
(fiercebiotech.com)
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3y ago
Shazam for heartbeats
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5y ago
mechanical heart valves require patients to be on blood thinners for the rest of their life, bovine and porcine heart valves are most similar to human heart valves in size and shape and they have very good reliability without requiring the
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5y ago
Good catch, I didn't realize that was Ben.
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5y ago
Someone attempted to recreate the method using shadows to verify the image. https://twitter.com/ai6yrham/status/1382371967618097157?s=21
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The Map
(vimeo.com)
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The Humble Stethoscope Gets a High-Tech Makeover
(wsj.com)
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8y ago
It's easy to spot prisons on this map.
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The Human Terrain – 3D map of population
(pudding.cool)
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8y ago
I personally don't find this any more readable than the real S-1. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1475115/000119312518... The real S-1 has a clickable table of contents, is easier to navigat
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8y ago
There are big concerns about both false positives and false negatives. The one lead ECG in the apple watch will very likely only detect afib. one lead ECG's are not diagnostic for heart attacks or any other cardiovascular disease. If y
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9y ago
So there's another individual who was involved as well. I wonder if they've been detained as well.
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9y ago
The bitcoin ransom wallets for WannaCry were just emptied today as well. What was the time difference between these two events? It seems possible that Hutchins could have had control of the wallets and fed seized the coins.
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9y ago
That's incredible. The side by side comparison was so stark. I wonder what the physiology behind this is.
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10y ago
I wonder what NASA is thinking about this? The NASA Commercial Crew program which helped fund the development of the Dragon was funded for manned flight to the ISS. I'm curious if they see this as part of the project scope?
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10y ago
Having health insurance be offered by employers/ tied to employment is one of the biggest mistakes in American healthcare policy. It encourages a "consume as much as possible" mindset for employees and disguises the true cost
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How I burned 10M dollars
(medium.com)
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10y ago
Is this a plan for uber to enter the trucking logistics market?
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NSA.gov goes down
(nsa.gov)
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10y ago
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10y ago
When the court forced him to turn over the SSL private key for lavabit's servers, Ladar submitted the private key in miniscule font on like 30 printed pages. The gov was not pleased. Mad respect for Mr. Levison. Glad to hear the ga
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10y ago
If you want to better understand the CRISPR patent dispute, this article lays out the arguments very clearly. https://www.statnews.com/2016/03/18/crispr-patent-dispute/
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10y ago
There are two types of LVAD's- continuos flow and pulsed. LVAD's "piggyback" onto the existing heart and provide additional force to the left ventricle (which pumps blood to the body). The biggest issue with LVAD's
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There isn't any. The vagus nerve helps regulate heart rate, but artificial hearts don't change their pump rate to internal factors.
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He will remain as an "advisor" to Alphabet. That's an honorary position if I've ever heard of one.
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I think automated discovery software for tax law is still probably very limited in capability.
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10y ago
The last paragraph in the article is a real kicker: they're going to have to parse millions of documents to build their case. That's going to take an enormous amount of time and staffing costs. It'll be interesting to see thi
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They plan on launching one of the re-used boosters this fall.
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Only stockholders >5% are required to show up in an S-1
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10y ago
That sounds so incredible. Coding purely for the enjoyment of it. Coding just for the value of the learning. Kind of the most pure way to enjoy something.
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