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by sizzle 2y ago
Network effects. They outsource all the medical billing and management to the big insurance racket companies. Protip: go with a PPO Medicare plan and medigap supplemental plan if you want your loved ones to see any specialists and go to any
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by sizzle 2y ago
Never go HMO, PPO is worth the extra $ when you want to choose hospitals and specialists.
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by sizzle 2y ago
Medicare Advantage is HMO right? I just switch my folks to BCBS PPO with Medicare and a “medigap” supplemental plan to cover things that Medicare won’t. My head is still spinning up to my neck in paperwork for the cancer and hemorrhagic str
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by sizzle 2y ago
Also I read it was a 3D printed gun and silencer which is hard to believe just printed it and never practiced or is he trained at shooting?
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by sizzle 2y ago
Is there a way to fork and add a quantum-proof encryption layer on the existing cryptocurrency paradigm i.e. Bitcoin 2.0?
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by sizzle 2y ago
How long until this can derive a private key from its public key in the cryptocurrency space? Is this an existential threat to crypto?
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by sizzle 2y ago
Thanks for articulating this phenomenon so well.
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by sizzle 2y ago
Yeah that’s exactly what my intuition was telling me about their post that felt off.
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Billionaire Adani Chairman, 7 Execs Indicted for Hiding $250M Bribes from US(justice.gov)
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Be there for her after and don’t live with any regrets
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by sizzle 2y ago
I can’t imagine sticking a frail but mobile and healthy parent in assisted living. I would give them a room to spend their last days or I would forever regret it. Anyone else?
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by sizzle 2y ago
I have the same thing, the PT is right. Activating your big toe kicks off a chain of biomechanics up to your hip muscles (glutes) and will correct your gait and muscles that are not firing if you work on it consciously. I still deal with it
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by sizzle 2y ago
For the plasticizing bit check out this video for some n=1 evidence: https://youtu.be/Ra_tCL5-4c0
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by sizzle 2y ago
You know they can use those AI generated words to create an outline of talking points right? That too is also going to be dead if we follow that logic.
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by sizzle 2y ago
What about the membrane inside that’s possibly made of chemical treated stuff?
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by sizzle 2y ago
You forgot Elsevier in your list
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by sizzle 2y ago
This is the kind of content I come to HN for, thanks OP. Really mind blowing how talented some folks are. How long would it take someone to acquire these skills?
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by sizzle 2y ago
One of my favorites, easy to navigate visually!
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by sizzle 2y ago
Not seeing an UpSet plot?
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by sizzle 2y ago
Tapping into the collective wisdom of wheelchair enthusiasts of HN. What would you recommend for my parent, they are using a crappy Medicare approved Medline wheelchair that’s like $300 on Amazon. They can’t use their right side of their bo
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by sizzle 2y ago
What do you recommend for my parent, they are using a crappy Medicare approved Medline wheelchair that’s like $300 on Amazon. They can’t use their right side of their body really due to a stroke paralysis. The wheelchair is like starting to
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by sizzle 2y ago
I thought it let you change the price of an item lower or get free dispenses? I remember reading that! It got me interested in the code for machines and how to exploit hardware. Really good for my budding mind and future career in tech.
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by sizzle 2y ago
Sorry for your loss. You have a way with words, keep writing please.
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by sizzle 2y ago
Giving me ToTSE vibes, the ‘better living through chemistry’ subforum and anarchist cookbook really unlocked my young mind back in the day. Anyone else go on ToTSE?
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by sizzle 2y ago
What LLM wrote this??
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by sizzle 2y ago
Look up the link between Creatine and kidney stones before blindly dismissing it.
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Tesla pays ~$48/hr to wear motion-capture suit to train humanoid Optimus robots(businessinsider.com)
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What are you up to these days? Were you able to predict or see the advent of modern AI and LLMs coming from earlier in your career? Thoughts on the future of computing? Thank you.
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A Personalized Brain Pacemaker for Parkinson's(nytimes.com)
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I know someone who got painful kidney stones from Creatine. Pretty scared of taking it now

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