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by neuro_image3 6y ago
I just discovered Woody Guthrie after watching the "No direction home" documentary about Bob Dylon on Netflix. There is incredible, timeless insight into the human condition in his work. Thank you for posting this.
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by neuro_image3 6y ago
I encourage anyone interested in this topic to listen to this podcast: Radical institutional reforms that make capitalism & democracy work better, and how to get them https://80000hours.org/podcast/episodes/gle
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by neuro_image3 6y ago
I encourage you to listen to this podcast: Radical institutional reforms that make capitalism & democracy work better, and how to get them https://80000hours.org/podcast/episodes/glen-weyl-radically-...
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Covid-19:The decision-making strategy designed for uncertainty is Minimax Regret(epsilontheory.com)
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by neuro_image3 7y ago
The libertarian propaganda runs deep in the west.
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by neuro_image3 7y ago
The more I see and hear about coronavirus, its origins and the knock on effects it has on the economy and society I can only hope that this becomes our 'come to Jesus' moment (figuratively speaking). This pandemic started because
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by neuro_image3 7y ago
Objectively, America is a young culture - often considered adolescent, as compared to European cultures that have existed for many centuries. This youthful exuberance has its benefits but it also has more than its share of idealism, naïveté
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by neuro_image3 7y ago
What specifically are you looking at? DWI MRI? CT Perfusion? AI models?
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by neuro_image3 7y ago
I apologize if I violate some sort of code of conduct by asking this but is there a reliable, safe way you can recommend obtaining magic mushrooms or truffles? I found some online sources offering them but I’m not sure who is trustworthy?
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by neuro_image3 7y ago
Absolutely. | Also EPIC is spectacularly unfit for purpose. Total garbage software that essentially functions as a billing tool.
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by neuro_image3 7y ago
"Trust me, I'm Lying" by Ryan Holiday
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by neuro_image3 7y ago
'If you flew, say, 10 times a year rather than 365.25, all on the 737 Max, it's a fraction of a percent chance.' This works out to around 0.2% (1 in 2000) which is spectacularly poor odds for modern aviation where the typical
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by neuro_image3 7y ago
Are there any viable franchises that are hands off? Like you put in the investment, hire manager(s) and earn revenue as the owner without having to invest a lot of time on the day to day operation?
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by neuro_image3 7y ago
Still doesn’t fill me with reassurance about the safety of flying on one of these.
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by neuro_image3 7y ago
Well we've given google everything else, we may as well give them all our healthcare information too. So glad our corporate surveillance masters are teaming up to infiltrate every aspect of our existence.
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by neuro_image3 7y ago
The example you site is so egregious (and unlikely) that there isn't a hospital in the US today where a physician who did anything remotely close to what you describe wouldn't immediately be fired (appropriately I might add). The
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by neuro_image3 7y ago
Physician here (neuroradiologist) and after working at several hospitals in the US and abroad, let me be really clear about this: 1) I have never seen a health care organization ANYWHERE where the physicians determine the IT policy (includi
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by neuro_image3 7y ago
Another interesting aspect of this is that some new orthopedic prosthesis surgery is being done in a semi-autonomous fashion using robotics. (More autonomous in fact than more common surgical robots such as the Da Vinci, which is mostly uti
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by neuro_image3 7y ago
Intrigued as to why I'm being downvoted.
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by neuro_image3 7y ago
I wasn't just commenting on the abstract presented. I was commenting on the comments I see here, as well as comments I see related to similar papers all the time. I also interact with AI/ML researchers all the time. Most of them a
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by neuro_image3 7y ago
Absolutely, that's an area where various software innovations could be extremely helpful. In fact, the area of medicine most in need of 'disruption' imho is healthcare enterprise software. Doctors are literally killing themse
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by neuro_image3 7y ago
The next main root comment. 'Of the major specialties, it seams that radiology is the most in danger of disruption'. I wonder how long people think about these sorts of claims before posting them. Do they really think an AI is mor
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by neuro_image3 7y ago
I see that type of hyperbolic claim several times in the comments. I wasn't just commenting on the abstract presented. I was commenting on the comments I see here, as well as comments I see related to similar papers all the time. I als
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by neuro_image3 7y ago
I wouldn't dispute this (if they finally put something together that isn't horrendously cumbersome, time-consuming and hard to use) but this doesn't justify the 'AI is about to replace radiology' crap I seam to see
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by neuro_image3 7y ago
There are several key points that get left out in AI radiology conversations such as this one: 1) Mammograms are not interpreted in a vacuum. In fact mammograms are usually the first in a long line of tests before a breast cancer or other d
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by neuro_image3 7y ago
Whilst Tesla's engineering is impressive, their customer service is terri-bad. As just one example, I was unable to start my new model 3 on a cold morning after owning it for 3 months (which in itself is horrendous). The entire system