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by epmaybe 5y ago
I think that you’re assuming that the hybrid in mind has plug in, otherwise you’re not really making the case for using gas to inevitably charge the battery (regenerative braking still requires having had some speed generated by gas). As fa
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by epmaybe 5y ago
Obviously latency is important in synchronous use cases like video calls, however I wonder if a delay for slower one on one discussions would be all that jarring for users
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by epmaybe 5y ago
Haha I’m in almost the exact same boat, I replaced a haswell i5 with a 5800x. I definitely went overkill with my system and still haven’t gotten a GPU upgrade yet due to cost/laziness.
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by epmaybe 5y ago
This is apologist thinking at best, intentionally misleading at worst. You are correct that companies do have patient assistance programs. What you’re leaving out is that this applies to a small subset of people that usually have to be deni
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by epmaybe 5y ago
I don’t have much to add to the discussion here. Sensitivity is poor, specificity is pretty good and could be better if used as a confirmatory test(?). What I found interesting in the comments is how many people involved in healthcare lurk
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by epmaybe 5y ago
Another counter anecdote - I use eero routers and have it set to manual dns. Downtime lasts maybe ten minutes when things go wrong, it’s usually sufficient to restart the pc running pihole. My last downtime was maybe five months ago.
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by epmaybe 5y ago
Forgive my ignorance, but I am wondering if this is all that different. GPCRs typically downstream towards ion channels, right? So even if insect physiology relies on ligand gated ion channels, is the end result the same, just more metabol
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by epmaybe 5y ago
I have this conversation with my attendings regularly regarding scaling back treatment. Everyone has their own comfort level with how aggressive they are doing that, and it would be interesting to see better heuristics that would allow for
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by epmaybe 5y ago
In school, I once had a patient with this syndrome who was admitted for his anaphylactic reaction - pretty wild. Tick borne diseases in general are fairly fascinating. We joke about which antibiotic we would like to have if stuck on an isla
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by epmaybe 5y ago
This is one of those things that feels relative, in that we keep pushing the age of "good health" further and further as we, well, get healthier. What's if when you're 90 and healthy that you say, "it'd be nice
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by epmaybe 5y ago
We don’t routinely test for strep, neither do we routinely order blood cultures. Without seeing the entire picture, it’s hard to otherwise comment on the care this patient received.
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by epmaybe 5y ago
But the description of rash around Anus was kind of odd, unless the child specifically asked their parents to look. Buttcheeks obscure that area so the other scenarios don’t make sense.
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by epmaybe 5y ago
I was waiting for this comment. Is it normal for Americans to bathe kids at that age?
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by epmaybe 5y ago
The price transparency rule was kind of useless already in the setting of most people being insured, it doesn’t really tell people how much they are going to end up paying. I want to start a site that lets people submit their explanation of
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by epmaybe 5y ago
Does anyone have a good recommendation for ‘relearning’ basic programming practices when you don’t have much free time? I code every now and then but my workflow for coding/debugging is terrible now that I’ve essentially forgotten basi
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by epmaybe 5y ago
Doesn’t even feel like some of these were necessarily ahead of their time, almost like investors didn’t take as many risks as they do now with burn rate etc. of course, the dot com bubble burst in a bad way, so perhaps this theory isn’t ver
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by epmaybe 5y ago
I think the framework laptop company May interest you if you want a more customizable laptop. Still not full desktop component choice though
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by epmaybe 5y ago
For those eventually reading the above comment at some point - I honestly forgot that the accelerated approval process exists, and that’s how this got approved. That basically means they get to say their drug was shown to affect surrogate m
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by epmaybe 5y ago
I’m finding it really hard to understand how this met approval to ‘give patients an option’ when the government just recently passed laws to expand access for unapproved drugs. We even have expanded access programs that have been possible f
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by epmaybe 5y ago
How much more access can you possibly want on top of the previous FDA expanded access guidelines as well as the newer Right to Try Act?????
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by epmaybe 5y ago
Feels like a great opportunity for Github or another website to have these sort of analytics. Seems like quite the complicated task tho. Start small?
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by epmaybe 5y ago
This probably isn't very helpful, but I'd imagine underestimating the PD is going to lead to happier patients even if not all that accurate. We can accommodate with crossing our eyes, but the opposite is not usually true.
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by epmaybe 5y ago
What the other commenter said, displaylink works, but it’s not ideal and adds additional overhead like using up precious usb bandwidth for my work. I have learned to live with only two displays, plus an iPad for airplay. I’d wait for the ne
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by epmaybe 5y ago
I'm not the most "organized" or "sophisticated" developer (I mainly code for fun or basic research related experiments), and I mainly do everything from my m1 MacBook Air. If I need to test something that will need
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by epmaybe 5y ago
I laughed at this one, thank you for that
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by epmaybe 5y ago
If you know anyone that works in or around the operating room (surgeons, techs, nurses, etc), ask them to bring some of the blue OR towels with you. So many of those just get thrown away cause you can't use them once opened (supposed t
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by epmaybe 5y ago
wait till you try a speedbooster, it'll feel as if you're cheating physics
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by epmaybe 5y ago
https://www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/Batteries-and-Charger...
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by epmaybe 5y ago
We have the Breville Barista Express, but honestly if I had more counter space I would go for the Gaggia Classic pro or Rancilio Silvia plus grinder. The parts to repair are going to be a lot easier to find for the Silvia, and while harder
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by epmaybe 5y ago
I don't own one, but from what I've seen from friends the major benefit is safety.

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