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by aabajian 4y ago
From a radiology world this is fascinating. I'm not worried about job security as I'm an interventionalist. What I'm wondering is about go-to-market strategies for diagnostics. I do some diagnostic reads and I would love to h
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by aabajian 4y ago
There are Reddit threads showing the jailbreaking of ChatGPT to be more vulgar, and then there are threads showing ChatGPT running its own generated code. Putting 2+2 together, couldn't a jailbroken ChatGPT create and run malicious cod
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by aabajian 4y ago
Anyone care to comment on why the output of these models changes so dramatically given so little Q&A training? It's a 6 billion parameter model with only 50 thousand Q&A samples. It's clear the model already "knows&qu
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by aabajian 4y ago
I came to the same conclusion. The article explains why small-scale U.S. furniture businesses must court designers, and the customers who employ them. It explains essentially what we all know: You can't build furniture at-scale with U.
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by aabajian 4y ago
I agree that the level of risk/consequence is higher for radiology misses, but I wonder if radiologists are already missing things because of simplification for human feasibility. Things like LI-RADS and BI-RADS are so simple from a
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by aabajian 4y ago
I think it will be radiologists signing-off auto-generated reports, with less reimbursement per study. It'll likely result in more work for diagnostic radiologists to maintain their same salary levels.
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by aabajian 4y ago
I'll be finishing my interventional radiology fellowship this year. I remember in 2016 when Geoffrey Hinton said, "We should stop training radiologists now," the radiology community was aghast and in-denial. My undergrad and
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by aabajian 4y ago
No patient info is sent. In my colleague's example, you can try out a similar query, "Write an appeal letter to a medical insurance company for a patient who needs a biopsy for a bone lesion given prior unclear diagnosis."
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by aabajian 4y ago
I'm a physician with a software background, another physician at my work used ChatGPT to write a compelling appeal for a patient when insurance denied coverage. I've started to use it to automatically dictate procedural reports. I
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by aabajian 4y ago
The article starts with a teenager in Portland, OR. If they had selected a teenager just south or north of the city, they would've had a very different perspective. The value of having and maintaining a car is directly tied to whether
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by aabajian 4y ago
I had a friend in med school who wrote a very early note-taking app for the iPad. Turns out that there was no way to render PowerPoint files when the iPad first came out. He realized that the iOS/Mac OS "quick preview" functi
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by aabajian 4y ago
Ha, I wonder if that structure provides any more insights into pH.
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by aabajian 4y ago
I remember a bit of this in undergrad gen chem. If pH stands for -log([H+]), how can pure water (H2O) have a pH of 7? In theory, there shouldn't be any hydrogen ions in pure water. Turns out there are two simplifications being made: i.
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by aabajian 4y ago
For everyone who is commenting on the grammar/spelling mistakes, this is on-purpose. It dramatically increases the positive predictive value of their scam (i.e. the probability that the victim they have messaged on day 1 will go throug
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by aabajian 4y ago
I have some experiencing with the burn-out cycle (you can direct message / email me for my story). Suffice to say, I've done software, teaching (Teach for America), and medicine (I'm finishing residency this year). I have exp
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by aabajian 4y ago
I especially like what is being printed out: In America, the "Yuppies" -- Young Urban Professionals -- are having babies at an unprecedented rate. And literally nothing is too good for these infants of the affluent. In fact, they
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by aabajian 4y ago
Alright, it's fine for a company to remove features, if they are honest about why they are doing so. It's obvious none of the reasons given are due to user complaints. The truth is, they are removing SMS because they don't
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by aabajian 4y ago
The SATs, particularly the mathematics score, is very much a reflection of your parents' willingness to push you academically. The stratification is more granular than Asian versus Black or White versus Native America. For example, Jew
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by aabajian 4y ago
I 100% agree. I see those placards on the most expensive vehicles (Lamborghini SUV, Porsche 911s, etc). Either the NYC police are very well paid, or they are selling their placards.
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by aabajian 4y ago
I put my website in and all it says is, " Is that site live yet?"
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by aabajian 4y ago
I'm an interventional radiology resident near the end of my training. I think Google needs to index the clinician-facing side of UpToDate. It can't right now because it's paywalled. For those unfamiliar with UpToDate, it is c
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by aabajian 4y ago
I get what you're saying, but this is why people are brushing off the article because they think it's either obvious, or due to friction. It isn't either. The phenomenon you're describing is a gyroscopic effect. The enti
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by aabajian 4y ago
Here's the pre-print: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2112.09740.pdf I think their figures answer your questions...both theoretically and empirically. Figure 3 shows the difference between curved/linear vertical motion
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by aabajian 4y ago
Edit: Here's the pre-print: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2112.09740.pdf I'm not sure others have read deeply into the article. While there's always some subtle ways friction can sneak its way, the authors accou
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by aabajian 4y ago
Personal example, I almost did an MD/PhD at BU. Almost every MD/PhD is fully-funded due to the time commitment and presumed loss of 4-5 years of attending-level salary. BU's MD/PhD program is not fully funded...you hav
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by aabajian 5y ago
The FJ has drainage holes on the bottom so it all clears out.
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by aabajian 5y ago
It has enormous cargo space for its size. It has more interior space than an FJ Cruiser, despite being 80% of the size. The stock rear seats of an Element fold flat across the windows: https://s3files.core77.com/blog/
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by aabajian 5y ago
If you want a hoseable vehicle, buy an FJ Cruiser. I take my dogs to the car wash (it has heated water), and hose them off without taking them out of the back.
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by aabajian 5y ago
I'm surprised nobody has stated the obvious. See the recent post on Dall-E 2. It's likely to change the face of creative design and was done using modern supercomputers (e.g. cloud-based deep learning). To make a direct analogy, I
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by aabajian 5y ago
I think adult education needs reform. We prioritize childhood education, but kids don't choose their parents. Affluent kids have access to better education, and there's no later-in-life educational safety net for adults without th

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