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by epmaybe 6y ago
Out of curiosity, what are you trying to track wrt respiratory rate? Like what behaviors would you be modifying based on respiratory rate?
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by epmaybe 6y ago
What is the vram they offer now? I forget if they give the full 24gb of k80 or not
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by epmaybe 6y ago
Interesting. I have a backup using Netatalk, but on ext4. Are you saying a simple samba share should work just fine?
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by epmaybe 6y ago
Am I reading this right, there is this much news for firing 7 people? Are they just extremely valued? Clearly not to boeing execs, I guess.
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by epmaybe 6y ago
I think people assume that drug development is still slow. For many targets, the time from discovery to market is around 6-7yrs (per a big pharma VP I spoke to a few years ago)
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by epmaybe 6y ago
Cold can kill, viral pneumonia is real as our current pandemic can attest to. There's certainly a market to cure all sorts of viral illness. Take tamiflu as an example. Most people if they get a flu will use it once a year to reduce sy
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by epmaybe 6y ago
I was about to comment that, it seems pretty impressive, that alone makes it pretty compelling if it can actually achieve that in real world use. I'd love to see that kind of range trickle down to the lower priced vehicles, or even oth
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by epmaybe 6y ago
Is that really what the field is paying right now? Is that after 5-10yrs or right out of school?
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by epmaybe 6y ago
> very important software partner are you referring to microsoft?
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by epmaybe 6y ago
I think that's a pretty fair assessment, there's generally minimal risk at normal dosages you find in the store (1000IU or whatever). If you're really concerned, a quick visit to the doctor to get baseline labs is a good way
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by epmaybe 6y ago
If just looking for a portable display, there are plenty on amazon. I bought a Chinese brand, magedock, because they had a touch screen 1600p model that was more portable than the others (no battery though).
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by epmaybe 6y ago
Wouldn't that be a good thing for supplement manufacturers? They can charge more due to the scarcity.
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by epmaybe 6y ago
I would like to point out the limitations of the linked paper (you can follow along in the discussion section of the paper). Hopefully this can generate enough discussion on how to better design studies like this in the future: 1. Statistic
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by epmaybe 6y ago
Might be interesting to see if we can get more reusable medical supplies in the future. Autoclave for sterility, replace smaller portions (like needles) to reduce waste. Plastic has its place for its characteristics, but if we can do the sa
165.
by epmaybe 6y ago
Off the top of my head: Increase access to primary care Encourage behavioral change in people that help prevent disease (stop smoking, or don't eat sugary foods, etc) Increase treatment affordability for preventing disease Add on cheap
166.
by epmaybe 6y ago
The images were a lot better than I was expecting from 0.064T
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by epmaybe 6y ago
I basically want to say the same thing as u/lostlogin said about CT for determination of what stroke it is, but maybe add some details. You're basically looking at ischemic vs hemorrhagic stroke. Ischemic stroke can get tPA or thr
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by epmaybe 6y ago
Depends on your definition of "significant". That's a tremendous amount of lifelong morbidity that will affect those children around the world. They may need heart transplants, multiple surgeries, hospitalizations, etc. Just
169.
by epmaybe 6y ago
This just seems like lazy doctoring compounded by busy schedules. If you can't summarize what's going on succinctly, what was the point of all that training? God forbid you spend a little more time on patients.
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by epmaybe 6y ago
You know, at this point, I'm basically over debating the merits of vitamin d. Take it, don't take it, I don't really care, just please tell your doctor you're taking it. To pharmaceutical companies or supplement companie
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by epmaybe 6y ago
Your doctor shouldn't be having you fill out the exact same information. Review of systems (like if you have a cough, etc) is fine, but all of your past history? It should just be what has changed or been added to your problem list sin
172.
by epmaybe 6y ago
My six degrees of kevin bacon story: I met his neighbor once, they love him.
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by epmaybe 6y ago
I feel like this is more of an immunology question, and really it depends on the amount of a viral load you would need to elicit an immune response without systemic signs and symptoms. And then you're basically reinventing the wheel of
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by epmaybe 6y ago
This really resonates with where I feel a lot of these systems are headed first. Having a system that aids the reader/user or augments their own abilities are far more palatable to a system with tons of regulation. Imagine a chest xray
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by epmaybe 6y ago
Seems like your symptom resolution was about the median for most patients infected with covid. http://cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/69/wr/mm6930e1.htm
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by epmaybe 6y ago
I feel like we were always taught that taxes were significantly better at curbing usage compared to bans or limits - the classic example being the cigarette tax
177.
by epmaybe 6y ago
I'd imagine that ad26 is just the serotype used, and so if you used a different serotype for other vaccines that don't have much cross immunogenicity, you'd be in the clear.
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by epmaybe 6y ago
I imagine some ended up dropping down, I'd have to ask her
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by epmaybe 6y ago
But isn't that worsening the problem? Going to a college town with friends is a recipe for community spread
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by epmaybe 6y ago
Some in person classes, yes. My sister luckily only has online ones. Regarding when, I think the obvious answer should have been to cancel in person classes back in may or June.. We knew covid was here to last even then.

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