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by th3o6a1d 6y ago
Hey everyone, I'm a physician who likes to code. For a while, I've thought it would be cool to be able to pull up a free cardiac monitor simulator in a browser for teaching purposes. Would be even better if you could somehow contr
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by th3o6a1d 6y ago
I dig the concept, but for ease, firebase-tools, node? Use netlify! Or s3 bucket w hosting
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by th3o6a1d 6y ago
This article is posted behind a paywall. Lol.
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by th3o6a1d 7y ago
For one, hydroxychloroquine, and especially when used in combination with azithromycin, can cause prolongation of an electrocardiogram interval called QT. The degree of QT prolongation is associated with a risk of sudden cardiac death. QT p
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by th3o6a1d 8y ago
This seems like a solution looking for a problem.
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by th3o6a1d 8y ago
Fake news
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by th3o6a1d 8y ago
This site mis-quotes him. It's "one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind."
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by th3o6a1d 9y ago
Awesome article on this very topic. http://waitbutwhy.com/2016/09/marriage-decision.html
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by th3o6a1d 9y ago
A year is a long time. Why not 6 months? Or 3? I know a couple who traveled for a year. There were diminishing returns after the first few months of going city to city. Maybe pick a place and try to set up a life there for a little while?
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by th3o6a1d 10y ago
Wow. These are all great responses. It's funny...I've installed Ubuntu, messed with Kodi and Plex, and run a personal website on it, but at the end of the day, I think I might just actually donate it.
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Ask HN: What should I do with my old laptop?
139 points by th3o6a1d 10y ago|112 comments
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by th3o6a1d 12y ago
As a med student and someone interested in health tech startups, I wanted to ask how you can say you don't store Protected Health Information. Does this mean that you store no identifiers at all? As part of HIPAA compliance training at
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by th3o6a1d 12y ago
If you don't mind, can you say how much you bring in monthly on this...
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by th3o6a1d 12y ago
Surprised no one has posted this. From the folks at TrueVault. https://github.com/truevault/hipaa-compliance-developers-gui...
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by th3o6a1d 12y ago
Thanks for all of your comments so far. Synopsis is...it's complicated. There are basically no straightforward guides and no reliable, tried-and-true open source solutions that can be deployed with minimal security expertise, at least
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by th3o6a1d 12y ago
@voska "Starting at $3499/month with an annual contract" -- Seems like security experience comes at a price... That said, it's worth taking every precaution to protect patient data.
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by th3o6a1d 12y ago
@USNetizen -- You're right...I should have clarified that I want to know how to get an entire stack up and running, although I don't trust myself to do this unassisted. I'm just surprised at how few resources there are that e
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Ask HN: How do I set up a HIPAA-compliant server?
68 points by th3o6a1d 12y ago|52 comments
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Announcing an OpenAddresses Bounty(usodi.org)
1 points by th3o6a1d 12y ago|0 comments
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by th3o6a1d 12y ago
Currently in med school and discovered a love for programming. Gives me a creative outlet. I'm convinced the future of medicine is "in silico," so nothing gives me greater joy than combining these two loves. What do you want
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by th3o6a1d 12y ago
Wow, thanks HN. Really appreciate the advice. Funny, I expected to hear more of the hacker mentality -- forge your own path, cut the fat, efficiency efficiency efficiency. Found this great DIY MBA post while trolling old HN posts. http:
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Is an MBA worth it?
11 points by th3o6a1d 12y ago|14 comments
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Tesla Model S REST API(docs.timdorr.apiary.io)
3 points by th3o6a1d 12y ago|0 comments
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by th3o6a1d 12y ago
I love these network diagrams...but I've never seen anyone actually use them!