slaw3 · HackerTrans

4 miesiące temudiscuss

i was able to get the new hire's email but the site never gives any indication I was sucessful? if you are reading the logs I am sure it is there. i had to do it in two browers though since i was on my phone and switched. i hope that does not hinder your analysis too much

slaw3

7 miesięcy temudiscuss

All patents issued by the USPTO are public though. For you to get a utility patent you need to publicly share exactly what is done. This is supposed to be the reason patents exist in the first place. And in return for publicly sharing, you get exclusive rights for some period of time. In that regard there really isn’t any secrecy

Just because you have the patent does not mean you will win all infringement claims though, as you noted with those Newegg cases

slaw3

7 miesięcy temudiscuss

> Anyone who attempts to do so will either need to be secretive and bribey to pull it off and will then also have to hope that no one ever finds out because if they did, then in any legal proceedings that come due

What do you mean by this? What aspects of their conduct would someone need to be secretive about?

slaw3

2 lata temudiscuss

I also have PSC. Pretty scary how little is known about how to treat it. The facebook group for it seems like a good resource. Ive been on oral vancomycin for about two years and it has normalized my enzymes, at least

slaw3

2 lata temudiscuss

What was the law that was passed? and what was the "old" method for discharging debt? Asking as someone interested in discharging some debt

slaw3

2 lata temudiscuss

English major eh?

slaw3

2 lata temudiscuss

May I ask you your age? I would be interested to see how many people younger than you agree with your sentiment. And compare to those older.

slaw3

4 lata temudiscuss

I use a stethoscope to listen for airflow in the lungs and murmurs of the heart. In both cases I would still order more imaging before finalizing a treatment plan unless it is for something emergent. Ultrasound cannot assess airflow well so I don't see it replacing the stethoscope in that regard.

My unpopular opinion is that point of care ultrasound is a fad and will eventually be phased out of physician workflows. This is because I haven't seen it actually change someone's medical decision making. More often, people use it as a means to justify why they haven't actually made a treatment decision yet.

The only way I could see it have adoption is if actual radiologists (which as of now are the only physicians that went through standardized examination confirming competency in reading ultrasound studies) started doing rounds in the ER and on the wards.

slaw3

4 lata temudiscuss

is this for your own record keeping or to hand to a doctor in event of emergency?

for your own record keeping I've seen many people put all their accumulated files into a folder (digital or physical) and keep it somewhere safe.

for the event of emergency, just print the progress notes from all your recent clinic visits (by law the office has to provide access to patients for this now) and put the last year's in a physical manilla envelope (emphasis on physical)

slaw3

4 lata temudiscuss

If it’s boring enough, do you need devs?

slaw3

5 lat temudiscuss

Ya pretty cool that someone from Ghana living in Canada could send $5000 worth of crypto to their family without a bank intervening. Also pretty cool that they could be paid per second instead of weekly or monthly using something like Superfluid.

If these are problems that don’t exist for you, consider yourself lucky and remind yourself of the opportunities for many that you’re advocating against.

slaw3

5 lat temudiscuss

Its easy for me to forget that the majority of people working in tech are employed by companies offering centralized services. The majority of these companies have little to gain from traction of cryptocurrency and many have no plan in place to benefit from web3. Not surprising to me that people shun the hand that does not feed them.

slaw3

5 lat temudiscuss

that's really cool. how do you classify a patient as "low risk"? can you base this off of history and lab work, or will they need TTE and a baseline EKG first?

slaw3

5 lat temudiscuss

Orpheus is very good but you will need reputation somewhere or sit and wait on IRC for a while

Also a shout-out for my preferred VPN, Mullvad

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