Nathan Cashion
@nathancashion
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Interested in MSK, health informatics, data analytics, sports chiropractic, wilderness medicine, Apple tech.
Oregon City, OR
Joined February 2008
Tolerance for uncertainty is easy. Taking action despite uncertainty is hard. Wondering why, imagining how, dreaming of what could be… fun! Making decisions without all of the information, plotting a course with no guidance, committing with no guarantee… that takes character.
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Help us improve the design scientific presentation slides. Go through some example slides in our study: 🙏 https://t.co/FDs6iQxAZH As a bonus, you get to learn some random facts. #scienceUX
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Gotta hand it to them for fully embracing the negative perception. “At https://t.co/AQxs3hkrhy, we don’t just lower the bar, we vaporize it entirely.” AI generated slop podcasts.
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@Superhuman Ok, it turns out SHIFT+N will show new messages. But N is already the familiar shortcut to see the next message in a thread. Why the extra key?
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As much as I love @superhuman for email, this UI element is the most aggravating and pointless button I've seen in a long time. Why do I have to click to see new messages? Why don't you just show it to me? Why is there no obvious keyboard shortcut to activate the button?
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I don’t buy it. As a former professional ballroom dancer and teacher, I can tell you that people don’t voluntarily follow an underarm turn that readily. Second dude was turning before the arm was even raised.
These are the type of harmless pranks I can get behind 😂
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I saved this post 3 months before #WWDC and now I wonder if there’s something design team came across it too. #liquidglass
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There’s an excellent discussion of this phenomenon in How Minds Change by David McRaney.
10 years ago, this dress was posted on social media causing a viral debate on whether it was blue and black or white and gold. The phenomenon revealed differences in human color perception and became the subject of scientific investigations into neuroscience and vision science.
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It's out!! I am so excited to share this review addressing popular beliefs and claims within popular media around Zone 2 training. I feel very privileged to have worked on this with my amazing co-authors, Dr. Brendon Gurd, Andres Moran-MacDonald, and @gibalam Social media has
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In today’s episode of “WTF, really?!”, Iranian researchers examined the effects of ghee from sheep on osteopathic knee pain. It performed better than Vaseline or a 1-min massage without emollient. https://t.co/DSTWPSpH77
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Helpful list of PubMed alternatives
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PubMed is incredibly reliable. And a lot depends on it. It’s an ecosystem built around MEDLINE, the steady feed of new publications…
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I simply was curious but didn’t have the time to conduct a literature search at the time. A low effort reply would have been perfectly adequate in response to my low effort inquiry.
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Besides, it’s not your responsibility to do the research for me. I appreciate you taking the time to reply at all, let alone provide some sources for me to consider.
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Look, I know finding research can be hard. But if you're sharing papers with another healthcare professional, maybe don't rely on AI to find the references for you. It's perfectly fine to say, "I don't have those available at the moment, but I'll find them when I have the time"
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This is a huge step for right to repair. I’ve had a couple beard trimmer guards break, and the most annoying thing is that you have to buy a full set—but I only ever use one size! I’d much rather print the single piece I need. https://t.co/I8TlmMwDaT
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So excited to see Paul @painsci is reviving his personal blog: https://t.co/Xx0BUuWo3f I'm a huge fan of his science writing, but have missed the more personal stories—and occasional Apple punditry!
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After being mothballed for most of the last five years, I am actually going to bring this blog back to life.
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I am once again wanting to make writing a habit. Biggest barrier? Time. Those of you who write regularly, what are you NOT doing so that you have time to write? https://t.co/wX4peGQoLi
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…just for this doctor alone. 😆
There are 24 million EMR mouse clicks separating these two photos
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