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by jphoward 8y ago
So this is currently fairly controversial in the cardiology world. This trial (COAPT) is tremendously positive, but only months earlier a very similar trial run from France, MITRA-FR, was dead negative (neutral). Some of the authors of COAP
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by jphoward 8y ago
Agreed, the opening paragraphs talk about "overthrowing C", the release being "massive", lots of "I" and "my", and also the statement you highlighted. I'm sure this an excellent language, but it
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by jphoward 8y ago
The wonderful thing about Krita isn't it's features (although they are excellent); it's the fact it's the only graphics program with modern capabilities that someone could transition into from Microsoft Paint without nee
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by jphoward 8y ago
In the field of medicine this is standard, at least in the UK. Many medical specialties expect you to have a PhD to get a good senior post in a teaching hospital. To get a good PhD grant you are expected to have a pedigree of publishing res
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by jphoward 8y ago
...you wrote a weather forecast?
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The Tamam Shud case(en.wikipedia.org)
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by jphoward 9y ago
I wonder who the target market is, though? The iMac Pro can cost £5000, so I assume more performance and hence price than that? The only users who I can imagine willing to justify paying such a premium are those who feel they must remain
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by jphoward 9y ago
It’s striking how little humility there is in the post. The majority of it sounds like a sales pitch, and I suppose, who can blame them if it is one in disguise?
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by jphoward 9y ago
How valid is studying Mensa to get a representative cross section of intelligent people? I would wager many on this site are intelligent enough to qualify for Mensa, but why would they join? Most will be sufficiently surrounded by intellige
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by jphoward 9y ago
I am such a huge cynic of this. This involves stimulating the parasympathetic nervous system, which is the antagonist, so to speak, of the sympathetic nervous system. A few years ago a company called Ardian had a minimally-invasive system c