stuckindoors

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by stuckindoors 4mo ago
Amen…Bring a lantus pen. Lantus alone is going to keep do a majority of the work from keeping going into DKA. Insulin pumps are going to fail. They are mechanical devices. Batteries fails. The connected phone can fail. At some point in a di
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by stuckindoors 4mo ago
When reading the article I think he appears to be talking about car play/android auto connection not audio only connections. I think Bluetooth in AA and Carplay is used to configure a local network between the phone and the car to tran
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by stuckindoors 9mo ago
'Winapps' and 'winboat' on Linux allow a windows image to run in a Linux docker container and permit just the app to be streamed to the Linux desktop (after initial setup). I haven't played with it yet..but you coul
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by stuckindoors 11mo ago
Enforcement on businesses hiring non legal workers - gets the root cause. Without fixing that we are just playing wack a mole - people will still venture to the US since jobs exist and ICE is better than what ever crap they are coming from.
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by stuckindoors 1y ago
The problem isn’t adequate number of doctors….it too many trainees. Trainees training others is what happens at frequently at teaching hospitals. All these folks are too busy. Somethings the third year is inadequately trained to teach a fir
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by stuckindoors 2y ago
This need some clarification.Not all CRP should be put in one bucket. Out of hospital/unwitnessed arrests - mortality is bad. In hospital/witnessed arrests - CRP mortality was better. Downtime (ie time without perfusion makes a di
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by stuckindoors 2y ago
Bill Clinton ended up cutting staff throughout his time in office. Despite the cuts in government staff driven by the narrative that a smaller government is better by years of Reagan and Bush1. Despite these cuts, the sum effect was that co
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by stuckindoors 2y ago
I had taken care of patients with acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (ADEM) post influenza infection. His neuro symptoms included sz, confusion. On routine testing by the dietitian he was noted to have a very low vitamin d level. Although
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by stuckindoors 2y ago
This. We need to stop admiring flashiness. We need to start admiring people that bring out the best in others. Our brains instantly turn to the glitteriest/loudest/fanciest object in the room. It is hardwired for some reason - unf
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by stuckindoors 2y ago
Then Starlink doesn't have to participate. The market is flawed - hence the NYS government is trying to fix the issue that ISPs don't provide a minimum service at a low cost. NYS is attempting to fix the issues with the market. Co
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by stuckindoors 2y ago
When companies go public - it’s no longer about running the store/company well or efficiently. It is an extractive process as much as possible at least in the last 20 years. Public companies think quarter to quarter and no longer thin
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by stuckindoors 3y ago
Just go to Mexico or an online pharmacy and get your meds at cost. /s The US healthcare system is completely broken. Hospital systems and doctors offices in general lost a shit ton of money last year. There has been massive layoffs th
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by stuckindoors 3y ago
"The Halleck Creek find is reportedly high in two of the most in-demand rare earths, neodymium and praseodymium oxides, both of which are also low in radioactive byproducts. Exploiting the Wyoming find, along with other mines in Arizon
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by stuckindoors 4y ago
https://youtu.be/a_rAXF_btvE
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by stuckindoors 4y ago
The YouTuber "thehookup" - an home automation guys - has a video worth watching. It provides an view that the linux tech tips and the security researcher initially made the discoveries may have missed. Long story short - EUFY was
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by stuckindoors 4y ago
There was a massive southwest airlines IT failure compounded by weather issues over the weekend. This cancelled numerous flights but also snowballed into most of the southwest flights being delayed. We were lucky to return home. The news is
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by stuckindoors 5y ago
After transplantation, these folks will be started on immunosuppressants. These patients are often re-vaccinated when they their cell counts improve. If they state they wound take not the SARS-COV2 vaccines - what is yhe likelihood that the
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by stuckindoors 5y ago
These "doctors" are not up to date with the current science. Natural immunity does occur but it is extremely variable. Some get an very good response others get almost no immunity. Since testing immunity can only be performed in a
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by stuckindoors 6y ago
Dietary studies have been largely been poor since they rely on food frequency questionnaires. The pertinent sentence from the methods section of this study is "Questionnaires have been completed biennially to update information on pote
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by stuckindoors 6y ago
The hospitals were overwhelmed, with reports of EMS having to wait with critically ill patients in ERs up to 4 hours. Where were stable patients supposed to housed when they are better? Clearly the hospitals were not the correct place. I r
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by stuckindoors 6y ago
This essentially provides CPAP therapy. CPAP can be helpful but it is not a direct replacement for ventilation/intubation. Initial info from the intensivists (ICU docs) from Kirkland Washington suggest that time should not be wasted wi