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by quantumwoke 2y ago
This is not true, and you should look at private practice in Canada, Australia, and to a lesser extent U.K.
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by quantumwoke 2y ago
The problem is not limited supply but rather the ability to train sufficient supply in a reasonable timeframe which necessitates attending pay cuts (because they can't do as much work) and creation of funded structured training program
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by quantumwoke 2y ago
Some of them do e.g. Australia
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by quantumwoke 2y ago
Hard not to be cynical about this paper when the author suggests there are medications for "gut leakiness". Seems like they tested a bunch of non specific proteins and p hacked to get a few results for publishing. "Chronic in
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by quantumwoke 2y ago
Lot of negativity in the comments here. The disease is likely to kill you without treatment and the "cancer" is not solid organ cancer like most people are used to thinking of but mostly (5 out of 7 cases) myelodysplastic syndrome
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by quantumwoke 2y ago
Is this a fork of kotaemon[0]? Kotaemon is apache licensed so would hate to see another PearAI fiasco. [0] https://github.com/Cinnamon/kotaemon
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by quantumwoke 2y ago
The radiographer or the radiologist? Did you see your requesting doctor afterwards?
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by quantumwoke 2y ago
This is pretty light on the details.
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by quantumwoke 2y ago
It's one of those HN-adjacent sites that has been posted here since inception, similar to bingo card creator, oxide, starfighters, etc. I'm not opposed to it.
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by quantumwoke 2y ago
Been a fan of sourcegraph since 2016 or so, it's been exciting to watch the pivots along the way. That being said, the loss of transparency here is pretty sad, speaking as a large FOSS repo owner. What were the main factors apart from
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by quantumwoke 2y ago
Barry Marshall has taken most of the credit away from Robin since the prize was awarded.
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by quantumwoke 2y ago
This guy was a true unsung hero of the medical world and he really embodied the hacker spirit. Thank you for your contributions.
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by quantumwoke 2y ago
Great result. Just had a play around with the demo models and they preserve structure really nicely; although the textures are still not great. It's kind of a voxelized version of the input image
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by quantumwoke 2y ago
HIV treatments prevent replication of cells infected by HIV such that the number of immune cells infected by HIV can be undetectable. The problem is there are latent reservoirs of HIV DNA / cells that may reactivate later or hide in ar
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by quantumwoke 2y ago
A wrong diagnosis may be more harmful than you realize - if they are wrong (and they often are) it can lead to death/permanent disability.
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by quantumwoke 2y ago
These types of services are incentivised to over test and you may find many spurious results when you over test. Look up the term "incidentaloma". If you have to get a real doctor to interpret and re order these tests, you are con
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by quantumwoke 2y ago
She probably would just repeat the tests if indicated with a laboratory that's trustworthy.
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by quantumwoke 2y ago
Ranges from weird phrasing to outright incorrect. Oh well, early days
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by quantumwoke 2y ago
Why do you think they haven't discovered better treatments? What is your ideal world for this disease?
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by quantumwoke 2y ago
It was interesting to hear the comments from paid influencers for the product. As I know somebody who had a life threatening complication from ozempic, it's hard for me to feel sympathy for them. This may the rare occasion where I supp
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by quantumwoke 2y ago
Looks like he focused on promptbase when that became successful. There was a daily blog for promptbase at some point that had some promising revenue numbers.
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by quantumwoke 3y ago
Good article, I wondered about the details of card rewards schemes as a kind of meta commentary on the financial system. Interesting to see that patio11 has left stripe now to work (seemingly) on this newsletter full time. I do miss the day
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by quantumwoke 3y ago
Can anyone confirm if the legal advice here https://docs.heyform.net/license is correct? Seems slightly different to my own interpretation of the spirit of GPL.
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by quantumwoke 3y ago
Can you describe your expectation vs reality? What do you think a “normal” person experiences?
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by quantumwoke 3y ago
I soured on him a bit more when I watched some of his stream yesterday and he was ranting about diversity being a root of evil in Silicon Valley. Struck me that he hasn’t matured much since he was slinging mud at Sony and Apple.
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by quantumwoke 3y ago
Huge news, and his reasoning doesn’t seem to make sense to me. Can anyone elaborate further?
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by quantumwoke 3y ago
Cool project. You could definitely do more with this with more modern Minecraft tech like custom models and physics engines.
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by quantumwoke 3y ago
That would probably be from the chemo your wife is on rather than the osimertinib. Chemo tends to cause mouth ulcers along with hair loss etc.
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by quantumwoke 3y ago
It's not just issues either. Fake repo spam is terrible as well, usually some form of credentials or cryptocurrency theft software. GitHub really needs to implement moderation, and fast.
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Fly will start charging for stopped machines(community.fly.io)
2 points by quantumwoke 3y ago|1 comments

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