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capnahab
2y ago
I have found the Pilot Kakuno (about ¥1000, so inexpensive) - just IMO, - pilot ink is very easy flowing, the nibs are great for my writing style, pull off cap not screw, so much easier and readier to use, easy to clean. I work in the UK
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capnahab
2y ago
Amazing
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capnahab
2y ago
Nice that he has a slide rule on the desk (under the front basket) looks like a K&E Deci-Lon case.
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capnahab
2y ago
seconded.
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capnahab
2y ago
This link is not about gaming on asahilinux.
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capnahab
2y ago
Wow, but what does it mean?
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Printer Recommendations for Latex – 2022
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capnahab
4y ago
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capnahab
4y ago
and the helicopter leading edge tape, I have a 50m roll I have used 3 iches of.
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capnahab
4y ago
Fascinating and something to think about as I ride the Piccadilly line escalators with my mind in neutral. Thanks.
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capnahab
5y ago
"Example: My wife is in surgery, and has told me how surgical tools often come billed as a set. Rather than being able to bill for a single tool, if an operation requires another duplicate of the same tool the surgeon will often just o
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capnahab
5y ago
I am thankful haemoglobin can carry so much oxygen without the iron in it turning to rust. Otherwise we wouldnt be able to breathe. Well described here,and i have no affiliation https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/d/r
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capnahab
5y ago
very helpful thanks.
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capnahab
5y ago
What regulatory jurisdiction are you under? - as in the original post,- the UK thats why I posted the advice. This would not be an open forum. budget is minimal.
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Ask HN: Recommendations for forum software for surgeons to discuss cases
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5y ago
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capnahab
5y ago
As a total R beginner I was hugely put off by the complexities of data cleansing especially columns with ?different data types.
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capnahab
6y ago
(Not remotely competing) neurosurgeon here. Vision never ceases to amaze me in its robustness. Patients with long-standing (years) visual field defect from pituitary tumour will recover their vision within minutes of it being decompressed.
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capnahab
6y ago
Very interesting, I always wondered how that worked. Also the huge loss of track, - 23000 miles in 1936, 10000 today.
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capnahab
6y ago
er,London is not cold.
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capnahab
6y ago
What did you go for?,- I live in Northern Europe too.
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capnahab
6y ago
Yes, tho they have been around now for about 20y, are big (no good for eg neurosurgery, ent) and cost $2m. You don't need that for lap appendicectomy, - just a better scope, and a good surgeon. Robots have no advantage over human dexte
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6y ago
Noted. What has been stable for a long time and remains frustratingly static and unrefined is the field of surgcial instruments. There are a few exceptions but most haven't changed in the 20years I have been a surgeon. The regulatory c
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capnahab
6y ago
This happens fairly regularly (in my experience) at Leeds and Bradford airport too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAljM7CaY10
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6y ago
I am a surgeon, hospitals are seizing the online video call as a new miracle cost saver. Whilst some consultations are OK for routine encounters eg organising tests, when it comes to discussing surgery most patients value seeing the surgeon
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capnahab
6y ago
not working on mac chrome or safari, so british and such a waste of time.
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capnahab
6y ago
The facial nerve is the 7th cranial nerve. It's branches innervate the muscles of facial expression. It is deep and it takes a deep cut to sever it's branches usually through muscle. Most of the scars are horizontal and I dont thi
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capnahab
7y ago
So we are unable to differentiate speed of anything appearing on screen of less than about 100ms, making this benchmarking of academic interest only. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4572953/
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capnahab
7y ago
Are these milliseconds? The visual evoked response latency ( time taken from the eye to electrical activity in the occipital cortex ) is about 88 ms in Women and 92 ms in men. There will be additional time for the visual object ( eg cursor