Viewing profile — idealmedtech
idealmedtech
HN member- Joined
- Fri, Sep 24, 2021, 1:41 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 759
- Public activity
- 241 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About idealmedtech
Happy to chat about all things med device!
To escape my spam filter, just put "HN" somewhere in the subject line, I'm over on jeremy@.com
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #40568582
Ideal Medtech | https://idealmedtech.com | Senior Systems Engineer | Senior Software Engineer | Asheville, NC | Full-time | ONSITE preferred, FULLY REMOTE with the right skill set …
-
comment
Comment #40227396
Ideal Medtech | https://idealmedtech.com | Senior Systems Engineer | Senior Software Engineer | Asheville, NC | Full-time | ONSITE preferred, FULLY REMOTE with the right skill set …
-
comment
Comment #39901128
Ideal Medtech | https://idealmedtech.com | Senior Systems Engineer | Senior Software Engineer | Asheville, NC | Full-time | ONSITE preferred, FULLY REMOTE with the right skill set …
-
comment
Comment #34494440
Roman Hovorka (last author on the paper) has been working on this problem at Cambridge for the better part of 20 years! His was one of the first to see hospital use (through a part…
-
comment
Comment #34485034
Finally a thing I'm qualified to talk about! This is my area of expertise. The term "artificial pancreas" is a historical artefact of the original systems from the 1980s, which cal…
- comment
-
comment
Comment #34363591
This would put companies like Audm out of business, but it seems like they already only employ one voice actor for most gigs (ya gotta respect how much she gets done though!). I wi…
-
comment
Comment #34340241
> At the point in time when you slice the domains you might not know all the product requirements. Probably a feature will arise which forces you to tangle two services together - …
-
comment
Comment #34320994
Type 2 in many ways is a disease that comes from struggling with diet and exercise. There are many medically valid reasons for that to be so, but it still is necessary to try and a…
-
comment
Comment #34306068
That's so interesting! Giving me an idea for a side project that I'm sure has been done many times before :)
-
comment
Comment #34305910
About to take a whack at reading your paper, but in plain programmer speak, can you explain a few ways this might be exploited in the wild?
-
comment
Comment #34294708
A post like this without Twitter in the title isn't nearly as provocative, and would probably have died in /new. It's because of the authors decision to scope out a Twitter clone t…
-
comment
Comment #34276382
Yep, not to mention many groups will list new members higher up so they get cred faster
-
comment
Comment #34275528
My home server is connected to my TV, so I can have a fully functional desktop environment when watching media. Probably the most useful thing on it is a little Arduino that's hook…
-
comment
Comment #34274971
When you get a certain level of academic inertia (tons of postdocs under you etc), you get author credit even when you don't actively participate in the research or writing itself.…
-
comment
Comment #34256329
As a diabetes researcher, results like this don't surprise me one bit, but I'm glad they're getting national coverage! A publication in Nature is an incredible achievement, congrat…
-
comment
Comment #34196964
Whenever I want a lamba that's multiline, I usually just declare a nested function. Usually pretty clear, and reusable, and same scope rules as a lamba
-
comment
Comment #34193804
And here I was thinking posting something similar would be read as too pessimistic!
-
comment
Comment #34186354
I'm sure any released in the last 10 years would, definitely. But don't forget that there are probably tons of underfunded rural outfits that are using old tech/out of support soft…
-
comment
Comment #34186229
This is just a guess, but it's possible that surveyors are so used to measurements in ft that the existing tools mostly use ft (like the GPS in the video), so completely deprecatin…
-
comment
Comment #34169442
If you check out models/openai_model.py, you'll see it's using text-curie-001, among others, which is an OpenAI dataset. This model is imported in main.py under the name 'Model', w…
-
comment
Comment #34165454
I recently converted some generation code to use a plan, so you can make a plan and then execute the plan. Architecting your code this way gives you things like dry runs and rollba…
-
comment
Comment #34139895
In my experience, the limitations imposed by the borrow checker actually make you express your ideas more clearly . In this way, you might be fighting the compiler, but when your c…
-
comment
Comment #34118023
> This allows any sudoers user to obtain full root privileges The way most sudoers files are set up, if you're in the wheel or sudo group, you're only a "sudo -i" from a root comma…
-
comment
Comment #34095964
It would be great if the kernel itself provided a header only definition of such a format, so you could focus on the data and not the parsing. Would also be able to integrate into …