trisomy21

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   by trisomy21 10y ago

   I finally got a chance to view your photos. It looked like quite an exciting experience. Thanks for sharing!
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   by trisomy21 10y ago

   Hopefully you'll share some photos!
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   by trisomy21 10y ago

   Thanks for sharing this.
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   A review of photography of the earth from sounding rockets and satellites (1964)(hdl.handle.net)

   1 points by trisomy21 11y ago|0 comments
5. 35.▲
   by trisomy21 11y ago

   Francis Crick.
6. 36.▲
   by trisomy21 11y ago

   Exactly. The uncluttered search experience was very much a user-centered design decision and it was indicative of the fact that Google valued my needs as a user.
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   by trisomy21 11y ago

   If they are your designers, it might be time to engineer a better hiring system.
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   by trisomy21 11y ago

   I think your opinion is misguided and it comes across as immature. Design can be indicative of a variety of important things, like a company's commitment to its users/customers. Google's simple search experience was a conscio
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   by trisomy21 11y ago

   Nebulizers create mist.
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    by trisomy21 11y ago

    So you would rather speak to a dispatcher who is, at best, trained as an EMT first instead of an actual emergency physician? All the next steps (dispatching an actual ambulance) are exactly the same in the Call 9 model and the traditional 9
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    by trisomy21 11y ago

    It's great to hear that some counties require fire/EMS dispatchers to be EMTs, but wouldn't it be better if the dispatcher was an actual emergency physician? I don't actually see this as disrupting 911 as much as it is d
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    by trisomy21 11y ago

    I think you're confused or just being overly cynical. The process, as described, is exactly like traditional 911, but your first point of contact is a physician who can, if needed, immediately dispatch an ambulance (just like in your f
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    by trisomy21 11y ago

    Well, one of the reasons why the medical response aspects of 911 feel so outdated and inefficient to me is because the system has to treat all calls as if they are life threatening heart attacks, when most often they are not.
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    by trisomy21 11y ago

    Actually, from my understanding, this is more like an ER doctor acting as the ambulance dispatcher. Instead of waiting on a minimally trained phone operator to get you an ambulance, you can have an actual doctor figure out what's going
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    by trisomy21 11y ago

    So you can get an ER doctor as the first point of contact instead of the last.
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    by trisomy21 11y ago

    This is really interesting. I know it's not a replacement for it, but 911 seems so inefficient and outdated to me today. I'm excited to see how this company progresses. Small improvements here can really save lives.
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    by trisomy21 11y ago

    Wow, I did not know this. Truly a business genius. Thanks for sharing.
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    by trisomy21 11y ago

    "Fresh beauty opens one's eyes wherever it is really seen, but the very abundance and completeness of the common beauty that besets our steps prevents its being absorbed and appreciated. It is a good thing, therefore, to make shor
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    by trisomy21 12y ago

    I just added a list. Hopefully it will get you going!
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    by trisomy21 12y ago

    Here are some that I found fascinating. These are all downloadable. Enjoy! Canvas Matches in Vermeer: A Case Study in the Computer Analysis of Fabric Supports http://www.metmuseum.org/research/metpublications/searc
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    by trisomy21 15y ago

    Thanks Vanchi! Leafsnap is great and I enjoy using the app. When we launched the Project Noah app last year, this space was empty, but lots of new and cool apps/websites are out there now. Also check out iNaturalist and Scispy (by the disco