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by seehafer 5y ago
Otolaryngology is considered a surgical subspeciality, at least in the US. "The first year includes experience in general surgery ... The last four years of residency are devoted to otolaryngology–head and neck surgery training."
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by seehafer 5y ago
YMMV of course. Did you get skin and blood testing? I've found that dedicated allergists tend to be more thorough about this, but there's no guarantee that allergies are the cause of your sinusitis.
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by seehafer 5y ago
I had turbinate reduction after a series of never-ending sinus infections. Lessened the symptoms somewhat, didn't abate. Went to an allergist, found out I was allergic to pretty much everything outside, went on immunotherapy for 5 year
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by seehafer 5y ago
This is a YMMV situation I think. In our case, when we only had our Type 1, we did deals _conditional_ on getting Type 2 within a year.
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by seehafer 5y ago
When “the system” refuses to prosecute dealers of fentanyl because “they’re victims themselves” [1], you’re damn right I’m going to blame the system. [1] https://www.newyorker.com/news/annals-of-inquiry/the-trial-o
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by seehafer 5y ago
The Homeless Industrial Complex is as responsible for maintaining the conditions in SF as Chesa and his hands-off enforcement policies are. A lot of strife in our society today can be attributed to non-profits being incentivized to keep the
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by seehafer 5y ago
Especially burglary. The scariest stories of post-Chesa SF for my money are the home invasion ones when the owners/tenants are present in the home. Burglaries in Texas don’t happen unless the thief is 100% certain nobody is home.
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by seehafer 5y ago
Right. My point is that many federal agencies have mandates that dictate where they focus. For instance the SEC may come after any privately-owned startup, after the fact, if there’s overwhelming evidence of fraud (see: Theranos). But when
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by seehafer 5y ago
Are the other companies already providing lending services public? Public companies get orders of magnitude more scrutiny from SEC relative to private companies.
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by seehafer 5y ago
> There is plenty of political competition in SF - which brings me to my next point. I beg to differ: the political Overton window in SF is almost comically small. A Bloomberg-type figure is impossible because no big businessman could ge
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by seehafer 5y ago
They’re all over Potrero Hill. I see at least one daily.
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by seehafer 5y ago
I think you overestimate how much the professed beliefs of the region coincide with the actual beliefs. Having lived all over the country SF is one of the more hypocritical places I’ve been. You don’t see nearly as many Black Lives Matter s
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by seehafer 5y ago
We heavily debated going with StimulusReflex instead of LiveView because of the team’s existing familiarity with Rails. In our experience StimulusReflex doesn’t work because Rails isn’t fast enough. Phoenix is.
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by seehafer 5y ago
#4 is rumored to be one of Aaron Franklin’s secrets
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by seehafer 6y ago
Enzyme (YC S17) | REMOTE in USA or Canada | Full-time | https://www.enzyme.com Join the team that accelerated the development of multiple COVID-19 tests, including the very first test released, and the very first OTC test releas
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by seehafer 6y ago
There are vast amounts of data that you have to disclose to FDA that you are permitted to mark as not for public disclosure. If you ever FOIA records from FDA they are heavily redacted.
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Enzyme (YC S17) Is Hiring Ruby and Elixir Engineers to Speed Up FDA Approval(angel.co)
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by seehafer 6y ago
As someone who did 5 years of immunotherapy, which changed my life, I can vouch for this being a brilliant idea. My allergist told me after completing the full course of treatment that <10% of patients do so because of the diligence requ
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by seehafer 6y ago
Thanks Aaron. Your office hours with us were some of the most valuable parts of our YC experience. Happy trails & look forward to seeing what you do next.
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by seehafer 6y ago
ETA on further integrations, esp, HubSpot? Sick of paying Front an extra $20/user/mo just for that.
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by seehafer 6y ago
This article is more evidence that major media outlets hate tech and will slant every article to find a way to smear tech. Here’s how: imagine a Miramax development executive, circa 1999, bringing in a movie that was about an actress who wa
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by seehafer 6y ago
Don’t see anyone mention this here but it’s worth noting this company is a YC company
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by seehafer 6y ago
Mr. Gackle is in large part what has kept HN from degrading into just another Internet forum.
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by seehafer 6y ago
Can you elaborate more what you mean by this? What did they vote for on that date?
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by seehafer 6y ago
In most procedures I've observed (or experienced first-hand), a combo of Versed (a benzo) and a small amount of Propofol for the "milk of amnesia" effect is lumped under the term "conscious sedation". The patient is
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by seehafer 6y ago
I also steer people away from Tylenol and toward NSAIDs when possible because of the potential (though generally unlikely) risk of liver damage. What I'm trying to argue is that "one step away from death" is a state we too-of
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by seehafer 6y ago
We badly over-use general anesthesia. Next to antibiotics it might be the most over-used thing in medicine. When you scratch the surface of the neuroscience of general anesthesia you will never want to experience it in your life if you can
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by seehafer 6y ago
Small nuclear family domiciles (as opposed to multigenerational family domiciles) are a particular feature of Anglo-Saxon-influenced cultures. So it's more common to see this in Mediterranean Europe (e.g. the Italian 'mammone&#x27
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by seehafer 6y ago
Exactly. This is equivalent to the "we have to convert to electric cars because of climate change!" which will also barely make a dent in carbon emissions (unlike, say, converting the world to nuclear power plants).
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Enzyme (YC S17) is hiring a DevOps Engineer to speed up FDA approval(angel.co)
1 points by seehafer 6y ago

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