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twasold commented on Portable MRI Scans Patients for Signs of Stroke   spectrum.ieee.org/stroke-... · Posted by u/rbanffy
azan_ · 9 months ago
Well it depends, France adopted widespread use of diffusion weighted MRI as first line modality for stroke because it's much more sensitive than cect, but yeah, most institutions do CT scan as a first line for several reasons including one you've provided.
twasold · 9 months ago
Can you provide a citation for the France assertion? I think it’s wildly unlikely a protocol for acute stroke would favor mri over ct but could be wrong. It would take 20 minutes to transfer a pt to mri in a lot of stroke centers in the USA, as opposed to CT’s that are generally across the hall, where imaging should be read within 30 minutes of door time I believe.

Also I’m not sure what you increased “sensitivity” would get you. Acute stroke is a clinical diagnosis, the imaging determines the type of stroke and treatment.

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twasold commented on Jeff Bezos exerts more control of Washington Post opinion   deadline.com/2025/02/jeff... · Posted by u/nickthegreek
softwaredoug · 10 months ago
Bezos didn’t get where he is from just the free market. He got here because he was fortunate enough to have parents who could give him a $250k seed round.

https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2018/08/02/how-jeff-bezos-got-his-p...

twasold · 10 months ago
He was a finance guy during the tech boom. He could have gotten the capital somewhere else.
twasold commented on Larry Ellison's half-billion-dollar quest to change farming   wsj.com/tech/larry-elliso... · Posted by u/nradov
jordanb · 10 months ago
My career started in the 2000s. Oracle was already a bit of a cancer then. It was Oracle or MS SQL for "real" databases. There were technologies that had been exciting in the 90s but were already choked out by the duopoly like InterBase and Foxpro.

There were "greybeard" DBAs who were all smug Oracle guys.

My impression then was that Oracle didn't invent anything but had dominated through better funding and ruthless expansion. Administrating a Oracle DB at scale was really hard but that created armys of loyal DBAs protecting their hard-won skills.

twasold · 10 months ago
What ever happened to foxpro?
twasold commented on Caddy – The Ultimate Server with Automatic HTTPS   caddyserver.com/... · Posted by u/huang_chung
oliwary · 10 months ago
Caddy coupled with Caddy-Docker-Proxy [0] is a marvelous way to set up a server with multiple docker projects. I have it running on a couple of servers, and it just works!

[0] https://github.com/lucaslorentz/caddy-docker-proxy

twasold · 10 months ago
Have you tried Traefik? Could you compare the two? I was going to migrate to traefik soon but would consider any alternative

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twasold commented on Trae: An AI-powered IDE by ByteDance   trae.ai/home... · Posted by u/Lermatroid
softirq · a year ago
Side note, but I hate that we're moving to a world where coding costs a subscription. I fell in love with coding because I could take my dad's old Thinkpad, install Linux for free - fire up Emacs and start hacking without an internet connection.

We're truly building walls everywhere.

twasold · a year ago
Vs code is free. And copilot has a free tier.

u/twasold

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