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721.
by epmaybe 10y ago
Yeah, I couldn't find the clicker when I was using it! I wish I had a chance to use it or get people to demo it with the clicker!
722.
by epmaybe 10y ago
Honestly, if interacting with physical objects around you at the same time, the FOV was actually more of a benefit. You do however need to be strategic with what objects you're virtually placing in the scene to improve the experience.
723.
by epmaybe 10y ago
I was wearing it for multiple hours straight without any fatigue. You need to tighten it and use the right nosepiece, having it rest on your forehead rather than your nose. Gesture recognition was really good when I was testing it, it reall
724.
by epmaybe 10y ago
I've used it over a period of a few months. Pros: Very intuitive controls after maybe 5 minutes of using it. Building in voice commands is easy in Unity, can't speak for other platforms. AR has more practical applications (but
725.
by epmaybe 10y ago
Is there a group discount for subscriptions to major journalistic outlets?
726.
by epmaybe 10y ago
I think they controlled for age, based on the language of the article, but didn't make that very clear. I would however reserve judgement until we actually see the published data. If they controlled for age, and found that men of equal
727.
by epmaybe 10y ago
Sort of off topic, but this is exactly what I want in electronic medical records. Being able to take my data and give it to whichever healthcare provider I go to.
728.
by epmaybe 10y ago
I'm not saying that you disagree by any means. It's clear that you care deeply about this issue and oppose Pence's stance on it. I definitely see what you're trying to say, and how we could all be a little better at bein
729.
by epmaybe 10y ago
Thanks! I'm a little rough on my diabetes pathology/immunology, this was a good review :)
730.
by epmaybe 10y ago
In this situation, I'm not sure what the functional difference is between causing an outbreak and refusing to prevent one. Let me walk through this (for my own benefit). People get HIV/Hep C from IV drug abuse. Needle exchanges ar
731.
by epmaybe 10y ago
If I understand gabapentin can sometimes cause hypersensitivity reactions.
732.
by epmaybe 10y ago
Type 1.5 is adult onset autoimmune diabetes
733.
by epmaybe 10y ago
Sorry you have to go through that. Also, what radiation machine are you referring to? The millimeter wave scanner?
734.
by epmaybe 10y ago
I was at a conference this morning and heard results from a highly anticipated clinical study, with millions of dollars in NIH funding. The results were disappointing for me and some others in the field, but I think that it's better to
735.
by epmaybe 10y ago
Not sure what you mean by this. Https exists, no?
736.
by epmaybe 10y ago
why do you get so many stones, if you don't mind me asking?
737.
by epmaybe 10y ago
That second point doesn't really make sense to me. You're reading links submitted on hacker news by other readers, isn't this basically the same thing? An HN user is telling you that he read something that was particularly us
738.
by epmaybe 10y ago
To be fair, computer programming itself doesn't really require a lot of math knowledge. Conceptual understanding of the programs does. But Logic is something that is basically required in both fields, so it's natural to see some s
739.
by epmaybe 10y ago
Don't rounded corners spread impact over a larger area? Same for rounded LCDs as in the newly announced g6.
740.
by epmaybe 10y ago
probably not atropine, a more reversible drug like physostigmine might be better.
741.
by epmaybe 10y ago
Also, why NOT measure "diversity"? You don't have to act on it, but it sure would be nice to have the metrics for any later analysis. It's not hard and isn't something that takes many resources to compile.
742.
by epmaybe 10y ago
What do you mean?
743.
by epmaybe 10y ago
I agree that in its current state, the AMA does not do a whole lot for physicians. However, I would argue that if more physicians took an active interest in policies that benefitted all specialties, the AMA wouldn't be this shell of an
744.
by epmaybe 10y ago
The AMA doesn't advocate for physician interests? How so? As a student member of the AMA, I can attest that they aren't the most effective organization, but they do plenty to further physician interests. I think what you're l
745.
by epmaybe 10y ago
As an aside, you can have facebook logins, without having facebook installed on your phone, and you can make your profile unsearchable.
746.
by epmaybe 10y ago
Oculus bought the eye tribe for this purpose, I believe.
747.
by epmaybe 10y ago
I would be ecstatic if a machine could do my future job better than I could. That means more patients are being saved.
748.
by epmaybe 10y ago
I'm sorry about your wife. Cancer hits home for me, it's a terrible disease that nobody should have to go through. As a physician in training however, I can assure you that some of us indeed know about mTOR and VEGF inhibitors, th
749.
by epmaybe 10y ago
How so? To "automatically" focus on different things? Maybe with some eye tracking and foveal rendering? Seems like it'd be a more immersive experience.
750.
by epmaybe 10y ago
I can posit one reason for it not getting through trials easily. The technology isn't "hard" per say, nor is it patented. You can find doctors willing to do "prolotherapy" procedures for you today. The problem arise

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