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jdmcnugent
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Comment #40691570
Disinformation, misinformation, malinformation (whatever that is), and even hate speech are all just censorship in sheep’s clothing. These fact checkers end up being used by the bi…
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Comment #36609710
Another scheme these PE groups have concocted is using their regional monopolies to force hospitals and surgery centers to pay an outrageous annual “stipend” for the “privilege” of…
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Comment #34513998
Orthopedic surgeon here. Outpatient total joint replacements have taken off like a rocket in the last few years, in part due to advances in due to pain control (pre operative perip…
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Comment #26455090
We encounter a similar problem in the medical field: endless clinic and operative notes that are 95% repetitive but are critically important for recording medical care, medicolegal…
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Comment #26296178
I'm running a synology 6 bay nas which in addition to hoarding data and time machine backups, its running pihole in a docker container, plex server for the kid's movies, and a linu…
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Comment #25511048
1. Roland fp30 digital piano - coming from a guitar background, learning the piano has made my music theory knowledge grow exponentially 2. Ubiquiti unifi home wifi - fun project t…
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Comment #25030890
Fox squirrel bones also glow under UV, it was the subject of my senior research elective. I remember freezing then crushing up a bunch of squirrel bones, doing some extractions, pu…
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Comment #24448693
Mottos (or just quotes) I remember from medical training: “There is no problem that can’t be made worse with surgery” - a cautionary phrase to counter “a chance to cut is a chance …
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Comment #24448632
Similar: “cry once, buy once”
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Comment #24393077
Blinding is a way to actually reveal placebo effects, and double blinding (blinding the examiner to which group the subject is in) helps negate observer bias.
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Comment #24392997
They certainly do track it because Medicare will not pay for a second hospital stay in many cases. https://www.cms.gov/Medicare/Quality-Initiatives-Patient-Ass... Beware of uninten…
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Comment #24392895
Speaking from an orthopedic perspective (though most fields are similar), there are literally thousands of ways to measure this, they are called (not surprisingly) outcome measures…
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Comment #22623622
Very cool move. What does the communications tool specifically do?
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Comment #22176621
I read the title as “association between intelligence and childishness”. Made it halfway though the abstract trying to see if my immaturity meant I was actually intelligent. Disapp…
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Comment #21934627
I’m right there with ya calderarrow. I’m a middle aged physician with no prior programming experience, but I picked this book up on a whim a few years ago and it changed my life. I…
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Comment #21618390
Interesting side note about suicide among physicians (in the U.S. at least), every state license or hospital privileges (including renewals) I have applied for asks “have you been …
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Comment #21435598
I just put the tags in the file name, like “2019-12-25_xmas_bob_grandma.jpg”. Obviously you can’t go crazy with a bunch of tags, but I think I can get by with 2 or 3 tags at most. …
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Comment #21431620
I just dealt with this crap storm of a project last month. We had 40k photos scattered across three laptops, old hard drives, and sd cards. First I just crudely copied all of the f…
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Comment #21254643
The book "Moonwalking with Einstein" was my first introduction to memorization techniques. I had no idea these techniques existed, much less there were competitions for them. I dro…
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Comment #21227475
Motion and loading is definitely integral to cartilage preservation. Unlike most tissues in the body, articular cartilage does not receive oxygen and nutrients from blood vessels, …
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Comment #21221016
Thanks for the compliment, I just lurk here on HN and I finally came across something in my wheelhouse. Happy to contribute. With private practice and a house full of kids I imagin…
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Comment #21219142
Orthopedic surgeon here. Articular cartilage regeneration is definitely the holy grail of my field, but for all of the promises of biologics (growth factors, stem cells, collagen m…
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Comment #20647984
If I hit a paywall on safari iOS I simply click "send to" button and open it in the Duck Duck Go app.
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Comment #20488595
Bachelor’s degree in geography? I wonder if she went to school with Buster Bluth.
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