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HackerMed - My HN-like Site for Hackers Interested in Bio/Med(hackermed.com)
165 points by kyro 16y ago|64 comments
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by kyro 16y ago
So typical of TC to spread this sort of unfounded gossip without even one quote or citation. Did they even contact Arrington to confirm before jumping to publish this rumor? If so, one has to wonder why they haven't included anything more t
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by kyro 16y ago
That's one hell of a profession she has for you both to fall back on just in case the startup doesn't work out.
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by kyro 16y ago
Usually, I don't. But my brother a year ago purchased a MacBook Pro, and, thanks to a somewhat paranoid mother, was pushed to purchase AppleCare. A year later, we were typing away at some cafe, and his screen turned white and the machine le
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by kyro 17y ago
I'd like to hear what grellas has to say about this. Does Match have anything to stand on here? Do they have any sort of case?
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by kyro 17y ago
Most of the users that use that site don't care about ease of use. As long as they can find matches, for free, they're happy.
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by kyro 17y ago
Probably healthcare informational services.
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by kyro 17y ago
This is right up my alley. I'll be going to med school in a few months, and so I'm looking for study materials and methods (I plan on trying Anki). I think it's great that they're trying to make the study of medicine a bit more enjoyable th
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by kyro 17y ago
So you discovered you were lactose intolerant after 30 years, and throughout those years, you've presumably been drinking milk. Don't you think you would've been just as fine growing old without knowing you couldn't break down lactose?
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by kyro 17y ago
I know many people who have/do the first 3 things on that list and probably find more joy in their lives than this guy gets out of looking at the temporary traffic spike hitting is blog because of a really demeaning post he wrote up in no m
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by kyro 17y ago
I've been looking to replace my 15" PowerBook G4 for some time now, and really stretched my patience for this update. Going to grad school next year, I wanted something portable, and hoped to buy the 13" the second they gave the line a perf
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by kyro 17y ago
I'm currently working my way through his financial/banking series. Although he doesn't delve much into detail, he does a really great job at explaining general concepts and how systems work.
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by kyro 17y ago
I was hoping you'd pick the other logo with the librarian looking caterpillar! Anyway, site looks really clean and fresh.
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by kyro 17y ago
The first thing that came to my mind was Sivers' blog post the other day about others being a lot like us.
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by kyro 17y ago
I just passed my 1100th day on this site, and I feel this should belong here.
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by kyro 17y ago
Sounds good. Anyone with a challenge, email me at kyro@kyrobeshay.com with title/text of the submission. I'll post them on a weekly, or even bi-weekly, basis and credit the author. Edit: The intention behind this was to keep it structured a
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by kyro 17y ago
It'd be really interesting if we had challenges, both social and technical, posted here on HN on a weekly basis. Some of the solutions and discussions would be pretty brilliant, I think.
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by kyro 17y ago
http://www.nooooooooooooooo.com/ seems appropriate.
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by kyro 17y ago
I have never used a share link. I doubt many have as well.
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by kyro 17y ago
If you read the book, it specifically tells you to not resort to gratuitous flattery and instead give genuine, meaningful, and honest praise. The book also suggests you to point out people's faults in a more indirect and encouraging manner,
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by kyro 17y ago
Yeah, that's definitely the risk, but I'd imagine community feedback + academic/clinical education/training would somewhat mitigate that, although not fully. A good verification system would help too (for physicians), but then it'd feel mor
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by kyro 17y ago
SO for medicine would be super interesting. If done correctly, it could be a really useful resource for physicians/biologists/etc.
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by kyro 17y ago
99 Designs and CrowdSpring are the two popular ones. I've seen really great logos designed by users of both services.
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Ask HN: An HN for biology/medicine/biotech? Would you want one?
46 points by kyro 17y ago|27 comments
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by kyro 17y ago
I get a feeling if he did that, people here would say something along the lines of 'why are you nagging me to save my work - just let me play with your service and decide to create an account on my own.'
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by kyro 17y ago
Are you looking for another cofounder? I'm a rockstar hotdog flipper and am knowledgeable in condiment spreading.
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by kyro 17y ago
I don't understand. If people do not think that Andrew's product is worth $25 a month, then so be it. This is the nature of product pricing - there will always be people who you will piss off and who think it's not worth it, and there are t
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by kyro 17y ago
I'd also add the askandyaboutclothes.com forums.
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by kyro 17y ago
I'd add a few more things. Make sure your shirt and jacket fit. The most common things I see are men with collars too big for them so there's this huge gap between the front of the neck and the knot of the tie. Make sure your shirt fits snu
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by kyro 17y ago
This might not a big issue, but I think the phonetics of the name are a bit off. I didn't quite know how to pronounce it, and realized when I clicked through that it's probably meant to be read as planner-gize. This could be a problem for w

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