rasmus1610

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by rasmus1610 2y ago
Sometimes people just like to build stuff for the sake of it.
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by rasmus1610 2y ago
This. Just had a longer discussion with my wife just now why this is. So many discussions in Germany revolve around ideology and not what’s best in the situation right now.
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by rasmus1610 2y ago
First, just because an example app stores the password in plain text, doesn’t mean you have to do the same. Hashing a password isn’t really that complicated. I wrote on how to implement a simple login system in FastHTML [1] Second, you can
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by rasmus1610 2y ago
Yes please. We hope to move away from our RIS and integrate our reporting workflow into our PACS this year
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by rasmus1610 2y ago
To be honest, I heard of several radiology practices that hand the patients a normal report directly after the exam and they look at the actual images only after the patient has left. I guess the reasoning is that they want to provide „good
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by rasmus1610 2y ago
We have 75 comments and no one has mentioned the awesome domain name? c'mon :D really excited for this project. I hope it catches on. It has some really nice ideas in it, like all the stuff jeremy does!
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by rasmus1610 2y ago
I used to do the same with some online-training videos which would stop when I de-focused the browser window. I just overwrote `window.hasFocus()` to always return true in the browser console. This felt (and still feels) like magic.
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by rasmus1610 2y ago
Just wanted to say Thank you for publishing something so valuable. So many great tips in there!
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by rasmus1610 2y ago
https://diskprices.com/
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by rasmus1610 2y ago
Communicating through words is a big weakness of mine and writing regularly is something I'm trying to do for several years now. This guide is great. I hope it will help me to actually establish this habit now.
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by rasmus1610 2y ago
I'm a radiologist and very sceptic about low-field MRI + ML actually replacing normal high-field MRI for standard diagnostic purposes. But in a emergency setting or especially for MRI-guided interventions these low-field MRIs can reall
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by rasmus1610 2y ago
Probably yes. But most medical implants today are MRI-scannable anyway. Even patients with pacemakers can be scanned today with proper preparation.
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by rasmus1610 3y ago
https://www.notboring.co/p/varda-the-space-drug-factory This might be an interesting read. Can highly recommend this article
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by rasmus1610 3y ago
Sure. I'm currently learning MRI technology for my radiology board exam with the following youtube playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPcImQzEnTpz-5TzxyyoY... This is what got me the idea.
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by rasmus1610 3y ago
For some related shameless self promotion: I made a free open source tool that let's you create Anki cards from youtube videos [1]. I would love some feedback. BTW, the code is on github [2]. [1] https://youtube2anki.fly.dev
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by rasmus1610 3y ago
I like this example of a cold email: https://marketingexamples.com/sales/jason-cohen I think being humble and open is the way to go.
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by rasmus1610 3y ago
I quite like: https://www.refactoringui.com/
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by rasmus1610 3y ago
nothing is. but to write a basic training loop with proper logging etc. from scratch every time you want to train a basic neural net classifier seems inefficient to me. There should be a framework for it where you can just plug in your mode
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by rasmus1610 3y ago
Well for one you can send 1000 emails for free with resend instead of 100 with postmark.
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by rasmus1610 3y ago
I'm a fan of Tudor ( https://www.tudorwatch.com/ ) or Sinn ( https://www.sinn.de/en/Kollektion.htm ) for this price range.
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by rasmus1610 4y ago
In my opinion you still need to have a grasp of the concepts, because ChatGPT still hallucinates stuff and messes stuff up.
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by rasmus1610 4y ago
No this is now the whole part 2 course, so lesson 9 - 25.
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by rasmus1610 4y ago
For both. Although you will be much faster in part 1 if you know the basics of deep learning. But then again you can go so much deeper on certain topics and explore maybe some tangents to the content of part 1.
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by rasmus1610 4y ago
I really love bear blog, I've seen it several times now on HN. But how do you earn money from it? Donations? edit: nvm. I saw the paid upgrade feature :)
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by rasmus1610 5y ago
These are different MRI sequences that are weighted differently to produce a specific contrast that show different characteristics of the tissue that is imaged. I really liked ‚MRI made easy‘ as an introduction to MRI physics. Just google i
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by rasmus1610 5y ago
Naval‘s pseudo-intellectualism at its height.
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by rasmus1610 6y ago
Our hospital actually records the patient monitor data of ICU patients and analyzes them for scientific purposes. And I agree, there is a tremendous amount of information in it, although bleeding is detected otherwise faster (blood gas anal
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by rasmus1610 7y ago
There are certain hospitals that are marked red with one patient or so on ICU where I know for a fact that they have more than 1 ICU...
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by rasmus1610 7y ago
In the University Hospital where I work in Germany we have two patients from Italy on ICU
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by rasmus1610 8y ago
One problem with a TAVR in patients with aortic valve regurgitation is that they don’t have enough calcification on their valve in contrast to aortic valve stenosis patients. Some valves need the calcifications to stay in place. As far as I

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