kendallpark

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by kendallpark 8y ago
I think that makes sense for the average case. How would you work this out for divorced couples with shared custody? Also, any consideration for stuff like breastfeeding? In times of war, formula could become scarce.
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by kendallpark 8y ago
In some ways, the reasoning I cited above might simply be shortcutting a system like what you've described (via binning by biological sex). Simpler rules, but less comprehensive.
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by kendallpark 8y ago
Many things can't be made equivalent, yet we try to "balance the scales" anyway. If you get assaulted then sue your assailant for damages, that monetary compensation isn't going to be equivalent to the physical and psych
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by kendallpark 8y ago
You can regard both as detrimental to equal human dignity in different ways. For most of human history you had exactly this. Women having little means to control their reproductive status (treated as property, no concept of marital rape), a
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by kendallpark 8y ago
I do share this "equality" sentiment, but I think there's a valid counterpoint in that only women assume the risks and responsibility of pregnancy and childbirth. Society depends on women putting their bodies on the line to p
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by kendallpark 8y ago
Mizzou! (University of Missouri)
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by kendallpark 8y ago
During med school I would ride my bike on a scenic trail to a campsite on a bluff overlooking a massive river. There was a camp store with snacks and beverages and a Thai restaurant served out of a trailer. The campsite had a bonfire and fe
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by kendallpark 8y ago
At the macro (yearly) level I am most productive with: 1) condensed higher intensity blocks followed by larger breaks 2) distinct "seasons" of work that differ in projects/pace At the micro (day-to-day) level: 3) no logging o
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by kendallpark 8y ago
Moral outrage all the way down, I guess. The irony.
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by kendallpark 8y ago
> Most of the news outlets now attacking Heinz and Gome were quintessential products of the internet age, relying for much of their survival on the sowing and harvesting of moral outrage. "Sowing and harvesting of moral outrage&quot
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by kendallpark 8y ago
Exactly this. "Depression is an indication that you need to make major life changes. It's not a chemical imbalance" is about as un-researched and un-qualified of a statement one could make. Google Scholar exists. Wikipedia ex
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by kendallpark 8y ago
I'm confused as to why blanket "antidepressants" are being treated as performance enhancing drugs in the same line as stimulants (as u/ravenstine has posited in a sibling comment). Med school is psychologically taxing wh
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by kendallpark 8y ago
Yup. UpToDate all day, everyday.
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by kendallpark 8y ago
> It would seem to me the med profession is an ideal place for technology / AI. Docs aren't magicians and House (the TV doc) is fictional. As someone that works on healthcare AI, you'll have to believe me when I say AI phy
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by kendallpark 8y ago
I'm going to reply to several thoughts I've seen in this thread. 1) As u/DevX101 said, "The article is based on a collection of anecdotes from responses to a Facebook question: '75% of med students and residents are
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by kendallpark 8y ago
You can't really get around the drilling. Medicine is fundamentally different than programming in this regard. You have to know the names, not just the concepts, and there are a TON of names. There IS technology that does help with mem
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by kendallpark 8y ago
Great to see Crystal in production! I'm a Rubyist and rooting for Crystal's success. Do you use any frameworks with Crystal or has it mostly been vanilla stuff? How would you gauge the maturity of the dev environment?
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by kendallpark 8y ago
What types of things have you replaced with Crystal? What I'd love to hear your thoughts on the language.
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by kendallpark 8y ago
Huntington's is also in this category. Although there may be anticipation (onset gets earlier after each successive generation).
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by kendallpark 8y ago
Maybe this is my own hubris speaking, but over my career as a dev, I've worked on a few projects that lacked vision. I wouldn't say I regret the work because I learned quite a lot on these projects and none of them had a negativ
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by kendallpark 8y ago
I use the "News Feed Eradicator" Chrome extension. Don't have the app on my phone, nor Messenger. Life is more sane. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/news-feed-eradicat...
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by kendallpark 8y ago
If you can weather the weather, Madison or St. Louis. Rent is cheap in both places (< $1000/mo is easy to find). Madison benefits from having University of Wisconsin campus. It is also the capital of Wisconsin. While being around th
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by kendallpark 8y ago
Thanks! Do you have any opinion of voxel cone tracing vs raytracing?
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by kendallpark 8y ago
See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity_Research_Foundation These sorts of efforts aren't taken seriously by the majority of the scientific community. But if that's what you want to research and you c
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by kendallpark 8y ago
Robbins & Cotran pathology books. There are three versions of the same text textbook ranging from a massive, detailed tome to pocket reference book. We refer to them as "big-," "medium-," and "little-Robbins.&qu
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by kendallpark 8y ago
Any resources you'd recommend for learning about 3D volumetric rendering via voxels (not polygons)?
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by kendallpark 8y ago
I think the saying is, “Nobody is dead until warm and dead.” Example: https://www.pennlive.com/midstate/index.ssf/2015/03/union_co... Another example: http://time.com/3897897/how-an-
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by kendallpark 8y ago
> Just because the systems can talk to each other, it doesn't mean that I can just automatically grab whatever patient data whenever I want. There are rules and procedures you need to follow when dealing with PII. Yes. > Time unt
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by kendallpark 8y ago
> Apple's support for HL7 FHIR has also been a positive influence in convincing more provider organizations to open up public APIs Is this actually the case? I haven't heard any talk of this at my institution, or on r/medi
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by kendallpark 8y ago
> Often the larger EMRs aren't even interoperable with themselves, each deployment is an island unto itself. This is what I'm talking about. We're so far away from actual interoperability it's not even funny. > The

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