jcrubino

8 ms·

31.
by jcrubino 7y ago
I saw the Italians intubation protocol has this in mind. A very public discussion of these issues could create more panic than productive conversations in the media, but it really it will need to be addressed openly sooner or later before
32.
by jcrubino 7y ago
2) It complicates the treatment of the patients who will experience the worst cases of COVID-19 causing panic... people above 65 with diabetes and heart conditions. 3) Again this drug has well known precautions that reads like the all the p
33.
by jcrubino 7y ago
Then don't settle for any advice who can tell you to pop a pill.
34.
by jcrubino 7y ago
The problem is even for hydroxychloroquine the most at risk patients for serious COVID-19 illness (People with Diabetes and Heart issues) are under the well established precautions in using the hydroxychloroquine. To build publics faith in
35.
by jcrubino 7y ago
Non Invasive Ventilation is the preferred mode to assistant patients with the lung pathology COVID creates. This requires higher than normal lung pressures for oxygenation as the concentration of O2 can be detrimental to the lungs causing
36.
by jcrubino 7y ago
It is a ventilator in terms of displacing exhaled CO2 via the volume of air moving through the circuit, mask and lungs. It also provides positive pressure to aid in more effective oxygenation. There is alot of selective focus and attention
37.
by jcrubino 7y ago
There is no problem with cpap. Filters are available for the machines and tubes that lead to and away from the facemask. CPAP is a good start for any patient that has a spontaneous inspirtory drive and acceptable work of breathing. The prob
38.
by jcrubino 7y ago
You forgot the Respiratory Therapists. As a former respiratory therapist I understand you concern about a project like this. I doubt anything beyond a CPAP machine is helpful for home care without risking a ventilator lung injury which is
39.
by jcrubino 7y ago
Get US grown citrus trees (foreign food is irradiated and seeds become non-viable)... eat them... save the seeds... germinate ... you will have more than enough plants to get it wrong and right with! All you need is some potting mix and so
40.
by jcrubino 7y ago
Taking care of plants. The first thing my niece (3) and nephew (5) do when they get in the house is check what plants need to be watered by sticking their hands in the potting soil. The plants and taking care of them has achieved peak inte
41.
by jcrubino 7y ago
Brad I have learned much from your Go presentations and learning about your path to becoming a Googler. Thanks! ... But if you are responsible for today's downage just say it. : )
42.
by jcrubino 7y ago
Did Dr. Knuth stopped giving the Christmas Tree lecture this last year? Is the Fridman interview the replacement?
43.
by jcrubino 8y ago
Is that (this akin to) what Paypal did in the early days with their money market accounts?
44.
by jcrubino 8y ago
Thank you for responding. I have been very curious on whether Rusts are active in salmon. I was not serious about zombie salmon though. One salmon is a rather small sample size regardless of the common sense reasoning around the subject a
45.
by jcrubino 8y ago
Have you ruled out zombie salmon... or salmon with commensal micro-biological activity such as a rust?
46.
by jcrubino 8y ago
A terrible experience for you, but our business model was validated as demand has been above capacity for years! Take that SI valley. La baleine échouée est maintenant la nôtre!
47.
by jcrubino 8y ago
The joke going around is: Is that a climate catastrophe or taxable waterfront property?
48.
by jcrubino 8y ago
Absolutely correct. Performance took a big hit in python 3 as well. If users are performance bound through use-case, chances are they are using pypy. If pypy3 is going to lag python3.6 + why upgrade at all. Pypy just got numpy and pandas.
49.
Spacecadet.io: Event Space Micro-Rentals for SxSW(spacecadet.io)
2 points by jcrubino 9y ago|0 comments
50.
by jcrubino 11y ago
True, I am not trying to provide the exact definitions for what qualifies as a PG or YC startup per se. But I believe you can quote PG as saying the "ideal exit" for any startup YC incubates is a public offering. Additionally the
51.
by jcrubino 11y ago
They hedge your risk of time and effort by giving you resources of capital, networks, IP to make things happen plus a bonus if the startup gets traction enough for a public offering or profitable exit sale. There are many devils in the det
52.
by jcrubino 11y ago
PG context of a startup is a company that has the potential to make it into a leading stock market index. Anything else is considered a "life style" business and not within YC or most other VC's scope of interest for funding
53.
by jcrubino 12y ago
AKA: Nothing new yet (for web).
54.
by jcrubino 12y ago
From the time of the telegraph traders and markets have always been trying to get an speed edge. This has never stopped and likely never will. The meaning of HFT changes with the times.
55.
Machine Translation: Hopkins and UPenn 2014(mt-class.org)
1 points by jcrubino 12y ago|0 comments
56.
by jcrubino 12y ago
Handling tick data even could help and be helped in the case you outlines above.
57.
by jcrubino 12y ago
"Ela runs on .NET and Mono and supports Windows, Linux, Mac OS and many other environments" http://elalang.net/about.aspx
58.
by jcrubino 12y ago
Scala, Go and Erlang are all shown to be comparatively high in concurrency errors... so this may only show languages with a concurrency focus find the concurrency errors early and often. And the authors at least noted that "The enrichm
59.
by jcrubino 12y ago
They are a tight lipped bunch. I recently asked the Chinese language forum on Bitcointalk.org about their use of trade platforms and bots and the people in the forum seem very skeptical of bitcoin trading in general especially at Chinese ex
60.
by jcrubino 12y ago
I think the devs have been clear on no need for generics anytime soon. If they do anything like generics its going to be structures and patterns for concurrency related development.

More ›