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I did a prelim-surgery intern year. The hours are worse than medicine, but there are way less "mandatory" activities (no lectures, no endless rounding, etc.). For the most part, you're on the floor waiting for pages. I used the time between pages to write code.

Now I'm a radiology resident and have much more time.



> the time between pages to write code.

Makes me feel like a slacker for not studying medicine or law while I'm waiting for my code to compile.


Someone make this: a plugin for an IDE that pops up a page from a whitelist (probably of documentation, but it could be anything you want to study) whenever you compile.


Don't forget. He also had time to browse HN...


All those wasted sword fights. https://3d.xkcd.com/303/


I did my master's degree in computer science at Stanford, but now I'm a radiology resident at the University of Washington in Seattle.


That's pretty impressive. My time between pages was spent asleep or reading reddit/HN.


Are you in the Bay Area? Would love to learn more about your experience.




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