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thomasfedb
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About thomasfedb
https://drake-brockman.id.au/
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Comment #48695839
It is my (unpopular I suspect) opinion that the contents of medical or other academic journals is not intended for consumption by the “interested public” as much as I can understan…
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Comment #48669770
As a clinician-academic who published in The Lancet during medical school, I think this goes a bit far. Unfortunately student doctors are encouraged to publish whether or not they …
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Comment #47066824
A patient being drunk wouldn’t make it any harder for me to anaesthetise them. But if they’re drunk they wouldn’t legally be able to confirm they consent to the anaesthetic immedia…
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Comment #45000343
If it was actually 23mins, and not modifiable, then a myriad of important professions would be completely unviable (e.g. medicine). That is to say, it seems doubtful that the impac…
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Comment #44351123
I wrote my joint med-CS honours (1 year research thing we have in Aus) thesis in Word. My med supervisor was happy with it. CS supervised insisted I reformat it in LaTeX as he coul…
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Comment #44293269
Nothing is ever “proven”. There is simply more or less support for a theory or proposition. Replication and meta-analysis are an important part of this. Most scientists are in fact…
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Comment #44274556
We no longer require a bun crisis to lodge this flight plan. Plenty of flights are made to Rotto for a sausage roll, any time of the year.
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Comment #44020216
I’ve heard (can’t tell for sure from the photos I’ve seen) that they were “dressing the yards” at the time - which is when the crew stands on top of the yards (the horizontal spars…
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Comment #43974347
This was sufficient justification for me
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Comment #43896375
I would argue against “entire”. As an academic I (and I believe many of my colleagues also) take much pride in what we write - both the content and the prose itself.
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Comment #43823980
I think you should expect to have your arguments deconstructed on HN.
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Comment #43444809
What freedoms are you referring to wrt Australia?
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Comment #43432827
Singapore and Australia might also be on the list.
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Comment #43430777
Perhaps with margin: auto your :gap element can sit in the middle of the “gap space”?
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Comment #43399100
I find the distinction you draw between weights and a program interesting - partially the idea that one is a “static file” and the other isn’t. What makes a file non-static (dynami…
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Comment #43399020
You might disagree, but if you bother to post here you should aim to make an argument. I don’t think a gay slur advances anything.
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Comment #43376589
Akamai or Imperva maybe? No personal experience, but they seem to offer similar suites of WAF/DDoS/CDN products.
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Comment #43376280
From what I can see, there’s reasonable competitors for CF’s offerings, but extremely limited parallels to their free tier. The free tier is the killer.
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Comment #43376257
I think the majority of contributors to that thread are being very reasonable and measured. CF should not be in a position to determine which UAs are viable on the Internet.
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Comment #43173019
Arguably the issue in your friend’s case is providing the patient with a document that’s not designed for them. Radiology reports are written with a particular audience in mind. Th…
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Comment #43172871
Generally yes. Sometimes what’s “normal” is highly dependant on other factors. In that case you might get a table or other comparative information provided. That said, some results…
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Comment #43172792
These systems likely vary around the world, this is an Australian perspective. > When blood works or whatever exam results are available they should go through some kind of automat…
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Comment #43147390
Probably because we have quite a lot of human tools already.
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Comment #43068036
Though Photopea is already an online Photoshop clone and sounds a bit similar? (It’s also pretty decent. My usual go to for stuff I can’t justify spinning up an Adobe VM for…)
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Comment #43054529
I agree. Have always felt that USDS/18F are best in class examples of tech innovation being brought to perhaps slightly tech-backwards areas of government, and doing the interperso…