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transcranial
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Comment #48139014
Hence why time tends to slow down while living in the moment rather than reminiscing or dwelling on the past.
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Comment #44065767
It does say "temporarily offered at a discount" when you hover over the model in the dropdown.
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Comment #41673629
As a collective endeavor to seek out higher truth, maybe some amount of fraud is necessary to train the immune system of the collective body, so to speak, so that it's more resilie…
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Comment #41503780
As a former radiology resident, I totally agree. That's why we're building exactly this: https://md.ai/product/reporting/ .
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Comment #31238814
MD.ai | Full-stack and Devops/Infrastructure Engineers | New York, NY or REMOTE (US only) | Full-Time | https://md.ai MD.ai helps doctors, scientists, and engineers build medical A…
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Comment #27358246
MD.ai | Summer Interns (for Front-End/Full-Stack Engineering) | Remote We are a medical AI development platform ( https://www.md.ai ), currently focused on medical imaging (radiolo…
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Comment #27142111
MD.ai | Summer Interns (for Front-End/Back-End/Machine Learning Engineering) | Remote We are a medical AI development platform ( https://www.md.ai ), currently focused on radiology…
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Comment #25073019
Same here. Poetry has been a joy, after many bouts of frustration with pipenv.
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Comment #21940793
MD.ai | Software Engineer | Full-time | New York, NY / Seattle, WA | Onsite OR Remote (USA only) We are a medical AI development platform ( https://www.md.ai ), currently focused o…
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Comment #20290298
DeBakey performed his last surgery at age 90 [1], pioneered numerous procedures -- including one performed on himself at age 97 [2], and continued to practice medicine until his de…
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Comment #19801061
MD.ai | Front-end / Full-stack Engineer | New York, NY (NYC) | Full-time | ONSITE | https://www.md.ai We are a medical machine learning platform helping doctors and researchers bui…
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Comment #19555271
MD.ai | Front-end Engineer, Summer Interns | New York, NY | Full-time | ONSITE or REMOTE | https://www.md.ai We are a medical machine learning platform helping doctors and research…
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Comment #19056176
MD.ai | Front-end/Full-stack/DevOps Engineers | New York, NY | Full-time | ONSITE or REMOTE | https://www.md.ai We are a medical machine learning platform helping doctors and resea…
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Comment #18590981
MD.ai | Front-End Engineer | New York, NY (NYC) | Full-time or Part-time | ONSITE or REMOTE | https://www.md.ai We are a medical machine learning platform helping doctors and resea…
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Comment #17204803
Here's a recent follow-up paper [1] testing exactly that on many diverse datasets, positing that scale-free (power-law distributed) networks are actually not that common in the rea…
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Comment #16974166
MD.ai | Machine Learning Engineer, Front-End / Full-Stack Engineer | New York, NY (NYC) | Full-time or Part-time | ONSITE We're building a medical machine learning platform encompa…
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Comment #16103698
Here's an old Nautilus article talking about exactly your point about the social element: http://nautil.us/issue/28/2050/why-futurism-has-a-cultural-b...
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Comment #16086031
See https://webgl2fundamentals.org/webgl/lessons/webgl2-whats-ne... for an overview of new (well, to WebGL at least) features. Direct texel lookups and the expanded texture formats…
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Comment #15942972
I recently discovered this awesome presentation on generative music: https://teropa.info/loop
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Comment #15307040
Yeah, my first thought was the latter interpretation. Got excited for a moment that we may someday be able to cure sleep (kidding, of course -- sleep is glorious).