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bobowzki
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About bobowzki
I'm a 40 year old anesthesiologist with a passion for technology and software development. Particularly in the health care field. I've developed several popular iOS apps, Android App and webapps as well as various hardware hacks.
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Very impressive! I also highly recommend visiting Herculaneum. A thought: I guess the days of scratch off lottery tickets are numbered?
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Comment #48181619
Fun! I just put together my own phone exchange at home using Asterisk. It can be challenging to configure but LLMs can help a lot with this in my experience. https://github.com/ast…
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Comment #46925772
How about testing people in a driving simulator?
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Comment #46573956
I use this with my daughter who is 4.5 and she loves it!
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Comment #46452322
My father had a an old HP Vectra 286. Somehow I found the 5.25 floppies with QBasic 4.5 and the manuals and just started experimenting with it. I must have been around 11-12 years …
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Comment #46160184
I host my companys website on Cloudflare pages using Cloudflare's DNS. I don't want to move to 100% self hosting but I would like to have self hosted backup. Has anyone solved this…
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Comment #46067686
This is very nice. It would be interesting to see the same for other code bases like emacs and vim.
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Comment #45221259
Seems like a really inefficient way to paddle?
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Comment #44244812
What do you recommend instead?
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Comment #44101082
Rust based software defined radio application
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Comment #43985430
The thing I find most interesting about ML in radiology is that a computer can observe the entire dynamic range of the sensor at once. A human will only look at a window or a compr…
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Comment #43892426
Always nice to see another anesthesiologist on hackernews, we're quite a few it seems. I have done research in this area and also worked a bit with Emery. Which/what brand EEG moni…
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Comment #43556208
Title reminded me of Tubular bells.
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Comment #43433422
Very nice to see this on the front page!
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Comment #42997761
This is the comment I came here for.
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Comment #42782673
You can work until 70 as an anesthesiologist where I live. I don't know. The quality of life is not good in medicine. I have dreams of starting a successful company.
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Comment #42782648
Ycomrade
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Comment #42741343
I'm anesthesiologist but now I work full time as senior software engineer at a radar company. I wanted to get into medtech (still want to) but this works well with the family. Work…
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Comment #42380256
Interesting business idea. I would get a more professional looking email.
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Comment #42380247
I think AI has a bright future in radiology for the simple reason that it will be able to take the full dynamic range of each pixel/voxel into account.
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Comment #41431423
Location: Göteborg, Sweden Remote: both Willing to relocate: maybe Resumé: Anesthesiologist and senior software engineer. C/C++/embedded/SDR/radar/networking/Linux/threadx https://…
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Comment #40944861
What's the 2003 platform?
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Comment #40930301
I'm still looking for a place to watch that documentary from Sweden. It doesn't seem to be available on any platform.
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Comment #40029243
I had already contributed to some open source projects and had also done some fairly large freelance projects. I'm sure this made me more hireable. I'm not sure I will give up anes…
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Comment #40028891
I'm an anesthesiologist. Two years ago I switched to doing 100% software engineering. I had already worked in software, but not full time. There were many reasons. More time with m…