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by rediguanayum 5y ago
Agreed. Nice write up.
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by rediguanayum 5y ago
That is correct. From the FDA Emergency Use Authorization: "Your product is an automated assay that utilizes isothermal nucleic acid amplification technology for the qualitative detection of SARS-CoV-2 viral nucleic acids." Also
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by rediguanayum 5y ago
The comparison at the bottom of cost/price ratio of different manufacturers at the bottom of https://vdata.nikkei.com/en/newsgraphics/iphone-teardown/ was interesting. You can see how the relatively new
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by rediguanayum 5y ago
The immediate parent comment is correct. Because Covid precluded elective surgery which is a major money maker for hospitals, the bottom line was hit. Consequently many hospitals cut back, and lot go physicians, PAs, nurses, techs, etc. W
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by rediguanayum 5y ago
How do we find out about her Reddit AMA in advance so one could attend?
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by rediguanayum 5y ago
RIP thank you Dan for making the internet a safer place.
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by rediguanayum 6y ago
Sophie Zhang mentioned that there was a Guardian article where she publicly blows the whistle on Facebook management (and lack) of inauthentically published information. This appears to be that article: https://www.theguardian.c
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by rediguanayum 6y ago
More commentary on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/COVID19/comments/milxvy/qualitative... It basically echoes comments here, that there's a significant reduction in neutralization (and paper says s
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H&M and other Western brands gone from Apple Maps and other apps in China(theverge.com)
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by rediguanayum 6y ago
I don't think debate is the issue. The issue is people lying to each other to motivate certain problematic behavior like riots and elections. Moreover the echo chamber effect created by the information sharing technologists to increa
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by rediguanayum 6y ago
Readers should reward new publisher that take the time to do research from primary sources and properly vet them, rather than be the first to publish a scoop. There ought to be a system that tracks and rates a publishers by their accuracy a
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by rediguanayum 6y ago
Hey guys- This data leak looks like the work of a misinformation campaign. The very first thing this article says is the data is from a cyberattack on European Medicines Agency (EMA), and the data was sent anonymously to journalists. A R
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by rediguanayum 6y ago
The app appears to be available in the US on the App Play store.
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by rediguanayum 6y ago
Fantastic write up on the supply chain which is the overlooked challenge to these vaccines. I'll need to reread it (and again). Also good are the "In the pipeline" blog posts by Derek Lowe in Sciencemag about vaccine develo
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by rediguanayum 6y ago
This is a survey of surgical microscopy by Ling Ma and Baowei Fe from University of Texas at Dallas and University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center respectively. Not a MD but the summary article (linked to) and the survey paper behind
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by rediguanayum 6y ago
Can the federal government actually end civil asset forfeiture "nationwide" due to the US Constitution's delegation of power to the states? In fact would this type of reform have to happen at the state level, and basically 5
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NEJM: Safety and Efficacy of the BNT162b2 MRNA Covid-19 Vaccine(nejm.org)
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by rediguanayum 6y ago
Isn't the schema.org annotations the semantic web? My understanding is that the adoption small i.e. Wiki says 17% ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schema.org ). Forrester suggests a lack of awareness of the Semanti
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TheVerge: What newsrooms can learn from threat modeling at Facebook(theverge.com)
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Russian tourist offered employee $1M to cripple Tesla with malware(arstechnica.com)
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by rediguanayum 6y ago
There's a Youtube channel with a former US submarine sonarman. Here's his channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9bMgCQyFNaMPsK9GtzM5dQ Watching him play in a submarine video game as an Astute SSN is int
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by rediguanayum 6y ago
I love the NOAA commentary as it adds context to what is expected. Having (barely) slept through the bay area weather this morning, others took advantage of the situation to get some gorgeous photos of lightning. https://sanfran
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by rediguanayum 6y ago
The article mentions NSO's Pegasus that the journalist victim downloaded, and presumably installed surveillance tools on his iPhone. What is Pegasus? Is it platform of browser zero days that then installs surveillance tools? Does it
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by rediguanayum 6y ago
Harvard will use family donations and legacy (siblings, parents and grand parents who were alums) as replacement signals. It can't hurt to know some faculty personally via family connections too, and get them to send a letter of recom
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by rediguanayum 6y ago
On par for this administration. Speaks to an aggressive approach for deploying vaccines but here's significant risk due to causing Antibody Dependent Enhancement disease (ADE) like the Dengue vaccine.
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by rediguanayum 6y ago
Talking with real doctors, POCUS as its called, definitely helps but a lot depends on the skill of the operator as Covid-19 disease is complicated and has multiple presentations. You can a sense of that in this video: https://ww
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by rediguanayum 7y ago
Sadly this is not a randomized, double blind trial meaning the that we don't know if the patients wouldn't have improved on their own. The underlying paper is this: https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056&#
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by rediguanayum 7y ago
(caveat: amateur) I think this is a great idea to get community involvement upon. I'm sure you know there's a network of researchers on Twitter (I'm aware of the one centered around the Krogan lab in UCSF i.e. @KroganLab), a
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by rediguanayum 7y ago
Thanks. Request sent.
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by rediguanayum 7y ago
Is there an Apple contact for medical providers to make requests to?

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