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MAUDE-Alerts(innolitics.com)
1 points by jdgiese 6y ago|0 comments
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by jdgiese 6y ago
Maybe it depends on what you mean by “passionate,” but I would say I’m passionate about customer service and about architecting and building scalable software systems. I cofounded a professional services firm, and it makes me happy to provi
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by jdgiese 6y ago
Well, eventually it has to work. But if we write a buggy Python program in most industries, and it breaks, the customers complain a bit and you fix it. I suspect what the parent means is there are some industries where you can't afford
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A Brief Introduction to the US Medical Software Regulations, for Developers(innolitics.com)
1 points by jdgiese 6y ago|0 comments
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How to Choose a Neutral Net Architecture for Medical Image Segmentation(innolitics.com)
40 points by jdgiese 6y ago|8 comments
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Get More Out of Your Annotated Medical Images with Self-Supervised Learning(innolitics.com)
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by jdgiese 6y ago
I am curious what digital pathology libraries you are referring to (by any chance, is one of them https://www.openmicroscopy.org/bio-formats/ ?) Also, I am sure you are aware the DICOM folks have been trying to get dig
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by jdgiese 6y ago
@korijn I'm glad you find our DICOM Standard Browser to be useful! You (and others reading this post) may be interested to know that the JSON data the powers the browser is extracted using a set of open-sourced Python scripts: https:&
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Why Does the DICOM Standard Exist?(innolitics.com)
87 points by jdgiese 6y ago|53 comments
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An Overview of Dcmtk – The Dicom Toolkit(innolitics.com)
1 points by jdgiese 7y ago|0 comments
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by jdgiese 7y ago
> I've done 62304 a few different ways in the past, one of the issues you run into is integration with your QMS and hardware ECR processes. Absolutely; I think the regulatory documentation management needs for software and hardware
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by jdgiese 7y ago
@ska, our development firm specializes in medical imaging software. A recent project involved a surgery navigation system. I know you are looking for on-site full time hires, but let me know if you would like to chat. My email is in my HN p
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Graduate from Sed and Sort to Lnav, the Logfile Navigator(innolitics.com)
2 points by jdgiese 7y ago|0 comments
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5 Tips for Video Conferencing with Larger Teams(innolitics.com)
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How to Use Online Chat Effectively(innolitics.com)
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by jdgiese 7y ago
I'm the author of the article. I love Make---what a useful tool.
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Most Makefiles Should .DELETE_ON_ERROR(innolitics.com)
26 points by jdgiese 7y ago|1 comments
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How to use online chat (Slack) effectively(innolitics.com)
1 points by jdgiese 7y ago|0 comments
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by jdgiese 7y ago
Generally, I agree with what you are saying about essays and stating that "they should be useful." But I was surprised by your comments about truth: > There is no such thing as an absolute truth, after all. And pretending there
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by jdgiese 7y ago
> Maybe I'm unique in this (I don't think I am), but if anything the curse of modern life is that we're absolutely awash in free time. It is hard for me to understand your point of view on this. What is the difference betw
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by jdgiese 7y ago
I believe this is quite common in New York City, Boston, and Philadelphia. Most larger buildings have a washer and dryer in the basement of the building. Many people send their laundry out to have it washed and folded by someone else.
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by jdgiese 7y ago
I love cooking sometimes, but then again, other-times I would rather spend my time working on a client project. When you add up the time spent: 1. planning meals (may be minimal if you can ad-hoc quickly) 2. walking/driving to the groc
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by jdgiese 7y ago
> the inconvenience What is inconvenient about not flushing the toilet if you only urinate? I may have a weak nose, but I have never smelled anything. If you are skeptical that this is the case, I would try for a couple days and see what
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by jdgiese 7y ago
- I work remotely and live in a city where I can walk. - I try to avoid buying new things for as long as possible. When I can, I repair what I own or buy used. Living in a small apartment provides some natural incentives to avoid buying too
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by jdgiese 7y ago
Yes, although it may depend on the shape of your ears. I trained for the NYC marathon and often (but not always) wore AirPods. I never had them fall out.
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by jdgiese 7y ago
It wasn't until I started using AirPods that I realized how much headphone wires annoy me. I was also annoyed when Apple removed the headphone jack, but looking back now I am glad they did, since I don't think I would have started
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by jdgiese 7y ago
There are some regulatory and tax implications which we would like to avoid. We have employees in five different states already, and each new state adds some overhead. According to our accountant, CA has an unusually large amount of overhea
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by jdgiese 7y ago
Innolitics | Full-time | Remote (USA except CA, HI, AK) Innolitics is a ten-person fully-remote services company specializing in medical imaging software. https://innolitics.com Our mission is to accelerate progress in medical i
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The Paradox of Self-Consciousness, a Conversation with Markus Gabriel(edge.org)
2 points by jdgiese 7y ago|1 comments
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by jdgiese 7y ago
Out of myself and my nine coworkers (all developers) I believe that 6 of the 10 use MPBs. We don’t build iOS apps or use Xcode. I should also note that we have a BYOD policy so.

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