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by chrisgd 1y ago
For two years I wrote notes in class on yellow legal pad. After class, I rewrote into a spiral notebook, one for each class. That way I only carried a legal pad to each class everyday. Not surprisingly, my grades those two years were great.
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by chrisgd 1y ago
A lot of the tech in the space is workflow related right now. The AI scans triage to the top those cases that are deemed clinically significant, potentially saving time. I can’t tell you it isn’t solely responding to the referring doctor’s
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by chrisgd 1y ago
Love the illustrations! Great descriptions, thank you
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by chrisgd 1y ago
My dad had his bladder removed. Cancer came back 18 months later and he was gone 4 months after that. It sucks. Plus, I regret that he had to live with a colostomy bag for that time. His quality of life probably higher if they do the other
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by chrisgd 1y ago
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sold-a-story/id1649580... A link to the multi episode podcast this article is the basis of. Incredible reporting
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by chrisgd 1y ago
Just downgraded to advisory in Hawaii (10:44pm HST)
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by chrisgd 1y ago
Seems hard to believe but I want to believe
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by chrisgd 1y ago
Why does everyone hire McKinsey? So they keep their job. If you are CEO and go the board with a cost savings plan and layoffs you keep your job. You may not if you say we are going where the puck is. Lifestyle creep probably makes it very h
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by chrisgd 1y ago
Great point. Plus, working on your laptop on a couch is not ideal for deep excel work
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by chrisgd 1y ago
Funny you used astronomer as an example today
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by chrisgd 1y ago
This is my dream. I started building something that would upload all my photos from my phone to my desktop, back them up somewhere and then present them 6 at a time on a local website solely so you could look at them again and decide if you
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by chrisgd 1y ago
Sounds really great. Good luck
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by chrisgd 1y ago
Duolingo made this announcement today about replacing contractors with AI https://www.theverge.com/news/657594/duolingo-ai-first-repla...
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by chrisgd 2y ago
Medicare fraud perpetuated by individuals is u likely to be that high. Overbilling by hospital corporations and medical device companies could be possible. But corporations aren’t the target of DOGE.
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by chrisgd 2y ago
Very cool thanks for building. Would echo some of the other comments about how to play but I figured it out. Is a hole in 1 possible on any holes?
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by chrisgd 2y ago
Fair points
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by chrisgd 2y ago
If I reach out and they can’t direct me to the right solution, that doesn’t seem like something I need to continue to solve for them. Seems too onerous.
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by chrisgd 2y ago
As someone who spends a lot of time in healthcare tech, the overwhelming problem in care navigation is you need an employer to pay you a low PMPM fee and then a higher fee for usage as most people who need this can’t pay for it on there ow
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by chrisgd 2y ago
It’s crazy we still hire so slowly and fire so quickly when it should be the exact opposite.
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by chrisgd 3y ago
I upvoted you, but would say - Only if you assume markets are perfectly efficient. It seems there is often some money to be made.
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by chrisgd 3y ago
Pro Publica has done a lot of good reporting on this topic. https://www.propublica.org/article/philips-kept-warnings-abo...
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by chrisgd 3y ago
The article is making the point that in the time before the COVID vaccine, we should stop providing Tylenol or Advil to patients as the fever is the body’s response designed to kill infections. My 5-year old has had a 102 feverfor 4 days th
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by chrisgd 3y ago
The Thomas Keller method was on Instagram all summer and I tried it really liked it. Sprinkle with salt 20 minutes before cooking and a lot of the water content will come to the top, wipe it off. Then you can carmelize a lot more with butte
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by chrisgd 3y ago
Can we just admit that this likely isn’t possible in our lifetime and put more money into early childhood education, better healthcare and geriatric care?
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by chrisgd 3y ago
I wouldn’t worry too much about it. With more and more investors having the opportunity to get 5% almost risk free from US treasuries, PE will slowly fade back. The roll up strategy of medical clinics is especially risky now that many of th
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by chrisgd 3y ago
Also, SVB filed to raise equity capital thereby saying to the market they needed to raise money and we’re trying to do so. They could have been selling some of those liquid bonds at a discount and taking gaap losses.
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by chrisgd 3y ago
I have been struggling to understand the use case. Would you still be using it to ask questions and receive answers, you get the benefit of not having to go to their website and being able to use the GPT-4 model, or is there another use cas
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by chrisgd 3y ago
It’s also a dumpster fire that someone else pointed this out, then it was screenshot and posted again without attribution, then appropriate attribution was provided later
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by chrisgd 3y ago
Sorry, but this makes no sense. First, it was a de-SPAC combination so only two investors putting fresh money in and, it seems, all the SPAC IPO investors dumping ad quickly as possible. Second, index fund buying would be a positive so not
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by chrisgd 3y ago
Is partially lanced better than lanced? Hard to tell

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