spchampion2

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by spchampion2 3mo ago
I just grabbed a random program listing for urologists at NYU Langone [1]: > Residents spend the first (intern) year of the training program completing both general surgery and urology rotations, and years two through five in urology. D
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by spchampion2 3mo ago
My potentially unpopular opinion: Congress should ban residency programs from using Medicare training dollars to pay for research. They should do this with the goal of speeding up the training pipeline for actual practitioners, many of whom
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by spchampion2 3mo ago
This is interesting, but I feel like my use cases would better align with a different irrational number. Could I get an option to do this with e instead? /s
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by spchampion2 7mo ago
It sounds like you've been reading Susan Sontag. For others, I recommend: - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_Photography - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regarding_the_Pain_of_Others
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by spchampion2 8mo ago
I know it's unconventional, but I thoroughly enjoyed reading that translation. It felt so alive, and other translations have never engaged me in quite the same way.
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by spchampion2 9mo ago
Yes
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by spchampion2 10mo ago
I actually did this prompt and found that it worked with a single nudge on a followup prompt. My first shot got me a wine glass that was almost full but not quite. I told it I wanted it full to the top - another drop would overflow. The sec
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by spchampion2 1y ago
Vail averages something like 240" of snow per year, which is 20 feet. Wolf Creek usually gets the most snow in Colorado and averages 430" of snow per year, which is almost 36 feet.
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by spchampion2 1y ago
Judging from the comments I've seen, nobody believes this because RFK has completely shot his credibility, and I don't blame them either. But it turns out there may actually be some emerging evidence to support this. This recent H
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Using acetaminophen during pregnancy may increase childrens autism and ADHD risk(hsph.harvard.edu)
57 points by spchampion2 1y ago|15 comments
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Evidence of controversial Planet 9 uncovered in sky surveys taken 23 years apart(space.com)
242 points by spchampion2 1y ago|250 comments
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Common chemicals in plastic linked to over 350k deaths from heart disease(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by spchampion2 1y ago|0 comments
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Direct air capture of CO2 for solar fuel production in flow(nature.com)
2 points by spchampion2 2y ago|0 comments
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by spchampion2 2y ago
I have a Garmin Descent Mk2i which I use for scuba diving, and it's a fabulous all-purpose fitness and adventure watch. I've used to for hundreds of dives, navigation on multiple backpacking trips, cycling, and tons of other stuf
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The Most Decorated Battleship in U.S. History Gets an Overdue Face-Lift(nytimes.com)
12 points by spchampion2 2y ago|5 comments
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by spchampion2 3y ago
I'm just past the second dose on my older border collie, and it has been a good thing for him. But I would hesitate to call it a miracle. He's somewhat more active and flexible, but he still has some trouble climbing steps and sta
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In Florida, America’s flattest state, this man climbs to the highest points(tampabay.com)
2 points by spchampion2 3y ago|1 comments
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Pepsi Has a New Logo(cnn.com)
4 points by spchampion2 3y ago|3 comments
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by spchampion2 4y ago
> But this fallacy has been repeatedly exposed. For one, the organisations that are supposed to certify that indeed enough tree-planting has taken place do not have the tools to verify that the declared emissions will definitely be absor
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by spchampion2 4y ago
Many countries permitted leaded gasoline for a long time, and many of the countries that kept it around the longest are also places that grow a lot of chocolate. Lead from car exhaust tends to stick around in the environment for a long time
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by spchampion2 4y ago
> Even if I put full fucking detail with brand and model I keep getting pages and pages of random products with different "sponsored" brands, model, features and so on. Its clearly need of Amazon are taking priority over mine.
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Classification Yard(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by spchampion2 4y ago|0 comments
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Riau Indonesian: The Simplest Language in the World?(wondriumdaily.com)
25 points by spchampion2 4y ago|3 comments
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by spchampion2 4y ago
Diver here. I'm looking at these four pictures after the fact, so I already know they're fake. They're good, but they also have some weird flaws. That said, I don't think I would have immediately recognized any of these
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by spchampion2 4y ago
Just wait until you meet billing's angry roommate: invoicing. In the US, an invoice is just a weird PDF that you might glance at before sending off to your accounts payable team. But in other countries, especially those that use VAT st
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by spchampion2 4y ago
My late grandmother loved Sees candies, and I frequently gave her a box for Christmas every year. Personally I always thought they were expensive and not as good as some of the artisanal chocolate you can find these days; like a product for
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by spchampion2 4y ago
Many are! The Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary is divided into zones [1], with each zone limited to different types of activities like diving / snorkeling, fishing, and research. There are many good dive operators in the Keys who
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by spchampion2 4y ago
I've had the good fortune to dive on Pickles Reef, as well as many other reefs on the Keys, so I've been able to see these coral restoration efforts first hand. I would always feel so happy whenever I came across these new groves
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Hot Banana(what-if.xkcd.com)
6 points by spchampion2 4y ago|2 comments
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by spchampion2 4y ago
I would love a bit of explanation about why the shift register ICs were spread out so far on the circuit board. Your diagram [1] shows two sets right next to each other with a third set on practically the opposite side of the board. It woul

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