abhisuri97

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by abhisuri97 8mo ago
med student here: Reducing immunosuppressant not something to be taken lightly for kidney transplant patients. I was shocked when I read that sentence.
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by abhisuri97 9mo ago
this is pubmed. Most papers that are funded by NIH research are available on pubmed if the main publisher gives access to the full text (after some set embargo period...usually around a year).
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by abhisuri97 1y ago
Med student here: oftentimes the attendings who are googling are usually doing it because the patient's symptoms don't fit with the most common illness "scripts" we develop in our mind and have ready for the 90% of patie
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by abhisuri97 2y ago
I'm honestly surprised it managed to output hex and still be sensible. what part of the training corpus even has long form hex values that isn't just machine code?
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What Japan Teaches Its Kids [video](youtube.com)
3 points by abhisuri97 2y ago|1 comments
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by abhisuri97 2y ago
https://github.com/openai/simple-evals/blob/main/simpleqa_ev...
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by abhisuri97 2y ago
Yes. Doctors in the US have to get a certain amount of Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits (usually done by attending conferences and lectures).
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by abhisuri97 3y ago
Med student here. My guess is the following: So with CF your pancreas can’t secrete many of the enzymes that are necessary to actually digest food. You can take medications to help with that digestion, but regardless, you aren’t actually ge
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iPhone Passcode Problem-Thieves Can Ruin Your Entire Digital Life in Minutes(youtube.com)
1 points by abhisuri97 4y ago|1 comments
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by abhisuri97 4y ago
as a med student, i'd 100% pay for this service if it can take my in house lecture ppts as input
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by abhisuri97 4y ago
I’m more trying to see what the utility of stable diffusion (or just the text to image problem) in the long term. Right now people can play around with making weird art pieces and maybe it will be integrated into design tools...but then wha
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Show HN: I wrote a book to teach doctors about AI(link.springer.com)
3 points by abhisuri97 4y ago|0 comments
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by abhisuri97 5y ago
As a fellow penn alum, I can totally vouch for Ghrist's approach to calculus. Check out his youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ProfGhristMath
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by abhisuri97 5y ago
I don't think it's mission:impossible for some people...but for people such as myself, my editor really gave a sense of external accountability + pressure to finish. If I didn't have an editor, I'm 90% sure I would have
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by abhisuri97 5y ago
Surprised this isn't higher up. Crohn's was formally named/created as its own clinical entity in 1932 and the paper shows one of its graphs (Fig 1) starting in the 1940s. I doubt 8 years was enough for awareness to get out to
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by abhisuri97 5y ago
Fully agree with this. The fact that the "hello world" program involves the use of several keywords (public static void main String[] args System.out.println) that students will have no idea about until 1-2 months later is not ide
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by abhisuri97 5y ago
I had to teach web dev to students who were coming straight out of the intro courses that used Eclipse and yeah...everything that the author is saying here is right and these IDEs do a disservice to them. A surprising amount of students don
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by abhisuri97 5y ago
"You are free to code native JS". this really does seem like a simple/obvious statement, but I've been in the position where I've taught JS to beginners and holy crap...the amount of people that think they need to k
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by abhisuri97 5y ago
https://kraulis.wordpress.com/2015/11/04/why-do-so-many-scie... Also an interesting read about how the central dogma was never really meant to be presented in teh way that it is currently presented (really wa
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by abhisuri97 5y ago
Despite using python for the past 4 years, it still takes me several tries to set up packages and imports correctly when I make them myself. Honestly, I wish that python had an import system similar to JS (where you can just say “I want thi
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by abhisuri97 5y ago
Ecce Romani gets no love despite the exciting saga of the main characters being stuck in a ditch for half a book.
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by abhisuri97 6y ago
I think it’s just because HN isn’t really a community that has many consistent themes/cohesion. It’s very active but only on individual news items rather than across posts. But I think if the mods could potentially put up a link for do
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by abhisuri97 6y ago
Yep. I still use it for side one-off projects here and there. For me, there's just something so convenient about being able to make a html page that you can drop in a quick CDN link for jquery and not have to worry about compiling, web
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by abhisuri97 6y ago
There have been calls from our utility company asking people to conserve energy and a lot of messaging on the local news.
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by abhisuri97 6y ago
Me: There's no way that's true looks in inspect element Me: I stand corrected
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by abhisuri97 6y ago
I've had to learn R for some Epi classes this semester and, coming from doing figures/stat analysis in python, it really is a breath of fresh air. Imo, The R ecosystem for stats and figure-making just has much better "default
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by abhisuri97 6y ago
I wonder if the EV cannonball community will start to experiment with the battery packs. I know that some of the combustion engine runs have usually carried extra fuel tanks...could the same sort of idea be viable for the EV versions? (thou
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by abhisuri97 6y ago
I'd spend money on high quality videos (e.g. buying an egghead subscription was well worth the money a couple of years ago for me because there wasn't anything that came close to that resource at the time), but I doubt I'd re
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by abhisuri97 6y ago
From the FAQ: > Throughout the class, you’ll share your ongoing work and give and receive peer feedback. Mark will also be able to check out students’ work, and may occasionally answer questions and give feedback. > We can’t guarantee
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Antarctica no longer Covid free: 36 research base members test positive(nytimes.com)
19 points by abhisuri97 6y ago|0 comments

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