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by jazoom 7y ago
Disclaimer: I'm a doctor. I'm not quite sure how to respond to this because it just seems like a ridiculous statement to me. Of course I tell patients things in a way to reduce their anxiety. It often doesn't help. Your last
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by jazoom 7y ago
Even if the data causes patient anxiety?
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by jazoom 7y ago
What monitor are you thinking of? Not everyone gets telemetry. BP cuffs get very tight and will probably wake you up. You may even wake up if a saturation probe is put on your finger. >You can also do a visual checkup without waking up t
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by jazoom 7y ago
And they are probably mining it for data. I use Keep as a synchronised shopping list with my wife, among other things. I'd really like a self-hostable replacement.
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by jazoom 7y ago
All it takes is for one child to die overnight and the parents to sue and you can be sure all patients will get their vitals checked regularly. This is how healthcare works. Source: am a doctor and see this kind of thing on small and large
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by jazoom 7y ago
It's not just the brain. All the body's organs require perfusion. The heart will also quickly die without perfusion. Other organs will survive a little longer.
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by jazoom 7y ago
> it’s not fully compatible quite yet https://github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/issues?q=is%3Aopen+... . So you're waiting for CockroachDB to implement features before you suppoort it?
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by jazoom 7y ago
> Don’t want to spread ourselves too thin too early. I certainly understand that, but I wonder since CockroachDB is essentially Postgres, if it wouldn't be easier to ensure compatibility from the start. It seems like it'd be ea
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by jazoom 7y ago
I know there's an issue about this but it doesn't really indicate Hasura's intentions regarding it: Is supporting CockroachDB something Hasura is actively working on?
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by jazoom 7y ago
Source: I prescribe antibiotics This situation is legitimate. Example: I prescribe you 5 days of trimethoprim for a urinary tract infection. It's 1 tablet per day. It comes in a box of 7. You can do the maths. Edit: and as others have
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by jazoom 7y ago
When I was doing my anaesthetics terms we used more than just propofol. We used a cocktail for various effects. Propofol to knock you out. Volatile gas to keep you under. Opioid (usually fentanyl) so you don't feel pain. Suxamethonium
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by jazoom 7y ago
It wasn't about sending many emails. Many of the few test emails I sent ended up in spam. They were struggling with the issues of being a new email provider.
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by jazoom 7y ago
How is their deliverability? They had trouble with that back when I first checked them out.
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by jazoom 7y ago
I don't leave my screen on the same image all day. It's on about as much as my phone. I turn it off if I'm not actively using it. This is my point. If I can have it on my phone, I should be able to have it on my desktop.
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by jazoom 7y ago
I have never seen retention on my Pixel2XL. Not even a little bit. I used to see retention on my last OLED phone. Maybe we're getting close to OLED displays that are good enough? And yes, sometimes I have my phone on for a long time. A
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by jazoom 7y ago
There may be rules around it where you are. I'm in Australia. All you'd need is to find a surgeon who's happy for you to watch. Just don't touch anything green/blue. If your presence there is of no benefit to the pr
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by jazoom 7y ago
Yes. And? Are there not millions of people in your country who need surgical procedures but aren't getting them because they cannot afford them?
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by jazoom 7y ago
> Well, that would make it a lot different than most surgeries And guess what. There are thousands of different types of surgeries. You act like it's the same as driving a car, where it's pretty similar all around the world. I&
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by jazoom 7y ago
Maybe I should mention I perform surgery on awake patients. What happens when the patient gives me feedback? I have to negotiate with them and accommodate them. What about when the surgeon communicates with the assistants/nurses? What
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by jazoom 7y ago
> can you be sure 20 years is safe? I think you're looking at this all wrong. If robots replace me then that means the robots are safer than I am and do a better job. That's awesome. By the time robots have replaced me, they wo
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by jazoom 7y ago
I'm a doctor but not a radiologist. I imagine it would go like this: Computer makes diagnosis on image of lesion that has already been biopsied and has a known correct diagnosis. I don't know how it would work for human false nega
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by jazoom 7y ago
I'm a doctor and a software developer. I frequently perform surgery. There's no way a computer/robot will be doing what I do as a doctor in the next 10 years. Believe what you will. I don't really have a personal horse i
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by jazoom 7y ago
This. I use GitLab most days and I personally haven't had a disruption for well over a year. The only thing I notice is the free runners are sometimes slow to pick up my jobs, but I certainly can't complain about that since they&#
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by jazoom 7y ago
Is there a reason to choose Brave over Vivaldi (other than Vivaldi not having a mobile version)? I've just started using Vivaldi and I am very impressed. It's what Chrome should have evolved into.
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by jazoom 7y ago
Thank you. I think I need something like this.
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by jazoom 7y ago
Go straight for Kelvin
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by jazoom 7y ago
I came very close to missing a flight because of this too. It's ridiculous.
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by jazoom 7y ago
I took the opportunity to check out Vivaldi again. Wow. It's so polished compared to Firefox. The downside is I'm now supporting the Chromium monoculture.
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by jazoom 7y ago
Wow that's a lot of licensing cost for Windows.
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by jazoom 7y ago
I first tried out Fedora a few weeks ago. It was a terrible first impression because there were banner ads in the installer. They were relevant to Fedora, but still, they were banner ads sticking out like a sore thumb. I've never seen

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