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Comment #48001748
I don't think radiology has had that moment at all. Computer programming is much closer, if not, at that moment right now.
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Comment #48001110
Did you hear this in the US or Europe?
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Comment #47254457
I wonder if it's because pediatrics is not competitive unless applying to a top program.
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Comment #43985452
This is a very key point. Perhaps that discrepancy can be leveraged in image generation to save time.
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Comment #43985424
Chess reminds me more of programming given the set of defined rules in each. However, I'm biased as I work in radiology and program more as a hobby. So far I've seen way more tools…
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Comment #42859936
I agree with everything you highlighted! I'll add that my career isn't programming. However, Svelte let's me come back to my code base and understand everything, even after months.…
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Comment #42020127
Awesome game! Simple feedback, your button icons are off center. At least for Firefox mobile.
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Comment #41728750
Bigger ecosystem for react. Svelte is easier to develop in rapidly. I can make things much faster in Svelte, epsecially since Svelte is less complex than React. With AI code genera…
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Comment #41697926
How does this compare to goravel?
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Comment #41501229
I'm a third year radiology resident. That speaker is misinformed as diagnostic radiology has become one of the most competitive subspecialties to get into. All spots fill every yea…
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Comment #41500969
As a radiology resident, it would be nice to have a tool to better organize my dictation automatically. I don't want to ever have to touch a powerscribe template again. I'd be 2x a…
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Comment #41367909
For the web, PHP remains #1. It's super fast, especially when using FrankenPHP or Swoole. Laravel has the fastest development velocity out of any framework available.
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Comment #41360138
It's easier for me to spin up postgres and redis with automated backups using coolify than manually write a deploy/backup script. Outside that I deploy apps outside coolify as it d…
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Comment #40760872
What is missing for you? I don't see much missing anymore coming from Laravel. There are a few things which I wish were more batteries included, such as "forgot password" but that …
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Comment #40133811
Scaling Spotify seems like it'd be much easier than a video based streaming platform. Maybe scaling their recommendation algorithm? Not sure.
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Comment #39774713
Redis changed their license a day after your comment. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39772562
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Comment #39149960
What algorithm do you use for spaced repetition?
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Comment #39079605
It depends on the industry really. For a lot of things, it can be as simple as hackernews as long as you deliver your message appropriately. You should prioritize usability and rea…
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Comment #39064570
I wonder what the liability will be if the machine misses a cancer and the PCP didn't refer them to a skin expert (eg, dermatologist).
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Comment #38059413
Fair enough. Most JavaScript code seems to avoid classes so it can be a little jarring if you're not use to it.
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Comment #38059325
I'd say adonis is the best now as you can iterate to a full product very quickly. It's full stack but still amazingly fast (comparable to fastify). You can choose what you need in …
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Comment #37527068
I question this myself as bun.js is approaching golang speeds.
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Comment #37455062
How does this speed improvement compare to Laravel octane with swoole? Curious if I can switch!
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Comment #37452644
I skip all of that and use a docker image with swoole. Much faster and easier to maintain. No separate FPM container too!
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Comment #37452602
I skip all of that and use a docker image with octane. Much faster and easier to maintain. No separate FPM container too!