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by nkrumm 10y ago
MRSA is Staph Aureus, a gram-positive organism, and colistin is only (to my knowledge) used in treating gram negative infections (such as e coli, which can carry mcr-1). MRSA can be treated with a number of different antibiotics, including
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by nkrumm 10y ago
If you are curious as to what this might look like, here is the University of Washington 'antibiogram' for 2015: http://depts.washington.edu/labweb/Divisions/Micro/antibiogr...
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by nkrumm 10y ago
Are there any efforts do implement his "immediate feedback" ideas in the context of data science/scientific computing? I could see some amazing iPython/jupyter demos, where the user can import some data, filter/rear
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“A Medical Bill You Can Understand” Design and Innovation Challenge(abillyoucanunderstand.com)
1 points by nkrumm 10y ago|0 comments
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View from a drone inside the [Seattle] SR 99 tunnel(youtube.com)
1 points by nkrumm 10y ago|0 comments
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“Realities of present day food biz. Different device for each delivery service”(twitter.com)
2 points by nkrumm 10y ago|0 comments
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by nkrumm 11y ago
Not just the quality of the busses but also the quality of the roadway, which is terrible in Seattle...
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by nkrumm 11y ago
Agreed-- especially in the early years of education. The Montessori model [0] is based on this. I remember being taught by older students, and then teaching/helping younger students with the same concepts. In addition, mixed-age models
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by nkrumm 11y ago
This would make a great IPython notebook style as well...
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by nkrumm 11y ago
Here's a map of liquefaction risk in King county: http://your.kingcounty.gov/dnrp/library/water-and-land/flood...
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by nkrumm 11y ago
I've found a fast way to 'reset' the audio ins/outs is with `sudo pkill coreaudiod`-- stops audio for 1 second but I can always get the right device selected afterwards.
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A completely emoji-based programming language(github.com)
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by nkrumm 11y ago
But how they self organize is important with respect to their ability to do "actual" journalism. Setting aside the fact that Gawker's whole point is to provide a narrative and to take sides, this type of agreement is import
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Dear AirBNB, No Thank You for the XXX Freak Fest(dearairbnb.tumblr.com)
147 points by nkrumm 11y ago|140 comments
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by nkrumm 11y ago
Well, chilling is perhaps still the right thing to do, but the daily view does tell a different story: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=TWTR&p=D&b=5&g=0&id=p456401...
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by nkrumm 12y ago
I'm seeing this also. Was this expected? Edit: it's happened before: https://www.seroundtable.com/archives/017825.html
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Minimal Maps(michaelpecirno.com)
1 points by nkrumm 12y ago|0 comments
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Judge asks PubPeer to hand over anonymous commentator's IP(retractionwatch.com)
3 points by nkrumm 12y ago|0 comments
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by nkrumm 12y ago
My favorite no-nonsense radar for the Seattle/PNW area is the UW atmospheric sciences one: http://www.atmos.washington.edu/weather/radar.shtml . Fast to load, no-nonsense. Notice also how post-processing/filte
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by nkrumm 12y ago
This is from last December. The latest [1] is that Bertha was successfully moved into the access pit, and they're starting to disassemble the cutter for repairs. Engineers on site did measure a ~1" sink of surrounding soil, but do
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by nkrumm 12y ago
I've thought about using HBase for storing genomic variants-- each row is a genomic position (3.1 billion for humans), and each column represents a sample or variant. At the current speed of sequencing, a million human genomes might be
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Commercial Drone Rules to Limit Their Weight, Speed and Altitude(npr.org)
1 points by nkrumm 12y ago|2 comments
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by nkrumm 12y ago
Wow. And you can find the actual RAR files here: http://jebbushemails.com/email/search
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by nkrumm 12y ago
The underlying causes of autism are still not well understood, and are likely multifactorial and complex. Autism is fundamentally a disruption of the brain's neurological processes. This can occur within the neurons themselves, at the
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by nkrumm 12y ago
I gave up on R long ago. On python, pandas, numpy, scipy, scikit-learn and statsmodels are often enough to replace basic R functionality. In the case of needing an actual R package, I've found it's almost always worth the time to
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The fine art of bullshit – Killed by Google(medium.com)
2 points by nkrumm 12y ago|0 comments
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How do you even begin producing a new theoretical model on a computer?(medium.com)
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by nkrumm 12y ago
There's that, but also the realization that you need to brake "as hard as possible"-- we're not trained to do that often so there's additional delay before that happens.
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Belkin Breaks Its Routers Worldwide, Issues Temporary Fix(techcrunch.com)
41 points by nkrumm 12y ago|26 comments
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Duplitecture(99percentinvisible.org)
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