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by vrc 2y ago
States like MA legally only accept MA IDs and federal govt IDs for age verification. That’s why a lot of bars and packies will turn people away or ask for additional proof like CC’s. You’re more likely to be held liable for misconduct if th
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by vrc 2y ago
Yeah, and the bill will come back adjusted to - X-Ray: $15 - Radiologist Consultation: $125 - Harrison.AI interpretation: $20 The cat and mouse between payer and system will never die given how it's set up. There's a di
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by vrc 2y ago
And I don’t think Ukrainians have fond feelings about Russia either.. Both things can be objectively bad for the people being bombed.
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by vrc 2y ago
Cost too.
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by vrc 2y ago
If the road worker built features that specifically provided an oversized benefit to the bank robbing community in general, you’d definitely investigate the worker or construction company
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by vrc 2y ago
My move, diet soda in a drink glass with a red straw. Bartenders will usually oblige and then it looks like you’re drinking. If you tip well and/or you tell the bartender that this is the only drink you want tonight, you can join peopl
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by vrc 2y ago
Just downloaded it this weekend and started using it casually when I’m outside. It’s truly fantastic and my toddler is super engaged with bird songs in just a few days.
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by vrc 2y ago
Prescription NSAIDs are one of the top 2-3 causes of adverse drug event hospitalizations in the US. Patients on opioids and NSAIDs lead to the highest rate of 10 day admissions. There is insufficient data capture of OTC drugs to factor them
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by vrc 2y ago
Tylenol is my favorite drug in this bucket
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by vrc 2y ago
I’ve been to one in Delhi and Gurgaon. I think there’s one in Mumbai. Brittania is one of thr OG Parsi spots still open in Mumbai.
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by vrc 2y ago
That’s a restaurant chain that serves Parsi food afaik! Like a modernized Brittania. I remember that they hired mostly hearing impaired wait staff and have instructions for interacting with them. It’s a really cool concept and the food is g
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by vrc 2y ago
I prefer the Indian singer Kunal Ganjawala. Also shoutout to the Tobaccowalas and Daruvalas!
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by vrc 2y ago
Lots of people from Andhra/Telugu people have many names, and are known by initials or drop them if they come to the US. That sometimes includes optional caste names or titular names that come at the end, with the family name leading (
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by vrc 2y ago
I was in the ICU for an extended period of time, and as you can imagine, with the pain, discomfort, noise, and constant monitoring, I really "wasn't sleeping at all". I remember getting frantic and trying to discharge AMA, an
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by vrc 2y ago
This is ironically how Chrome got its big push into the mainstream. Would be great if that’s how it got pushed out. But the world of influential techies, especially amongst the younger, seems to have gotten smaller. Perhaps I’m wrong
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by vrc 2y ago
I think "I remember when Google was a small a scrappy" doesn't seem to jive with a guy who joined Google the year it went public at a $23b valuation. But I guess looking back at that $23b from the helm of a $2.18t behemoth is
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by vrc 2y ago
Nice to hear a different take than criticisms of SuperSize Me and his alcoholism. While SSM was definitely sensationalism, it did bring about a cultural awareness and changes in fast food menu.
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by vrc 2y ago
Or certain head neck and stomach cancers. Or pancreatic cancer. A lot of cancers.
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by vrc 2y ago
Often causative, though from GPs phrasing, it could be they're insinuating the alcoholism was a smokescreen for cancer, which seems unnecessary...
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by vrc 2y ago
Many would bristle at you referring to Sir David Attenborough as atypical!
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by vrc 2y ago
The old cobra bounty problem
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by vrc 2y ago
n=1 but I used to be immune to it, then one summer started landscaping, and probably weed whacked and pulled more of it than ever. Started with small hives, then small rashes. Then each successive exposure got worse and worse and I had to t
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by vrc 2y ago
In this case it’s regulation on who can sell DME paired with how payor negotiations are handled. So even if you had cash to buy many DME, you still need a prescription and sometimes forced to pay the contracted price if you are known to hav
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by vrc 2y ago
It’s interesting. The regulation ostensibly protects vulnerable classes from exploitation and lets them use reimbursement structures to defray cost. At the same time it causes costs to go up and allows people to buy their way across the moa
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by vrc 2y ago
Sprinters also lift a lot of weights. The extreme example is sprint cyclists, who are jokingly called weightlifters who happen to ride a bike [0] [0] https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/4xioza/track_cy
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by vrc 2y ago
There was a time 8 years or so ago when Sundar declared each team needed an AI OKR. Every ambitious manager and team lead took it to heart and basically tried to wedge in some AI adjacent product feature to wedge into the product. That was
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by vrc 2y ago
And possibly saturate your toilet too!
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by vrc 2y ago
I launched what was ostensibly a web analytics platform that was just an Google Sheet we shared with partners attached to a JavaScript snippet for webpages. Very lean and unusual for Google. But we had to use internal tools and libraries to
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by vrc 3y ago
A better study would be to place an unlikely but detection worthy artifact into the image. Say, you’re looking for a broken bone and you put a rare disease in an unrelated part of the body but visible in the radiograph. Bet the clinicians s
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by vrc 3y ago
I remember when I was younger, people with international family often would take 3-4 week trips to visit. That was because it was so expensive and painful to go, and there were so many people to visit when you went, and infrastructure there

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