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   by aanet 1y ago

   Dr Eric Topol has a good dissection of this over on his substack [1] The Nature paper itself is here [2] Briefly: "The model was as good or slightly better than the best current single disease predictive models for dementia or heart di
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   by aanet 1y ago

   I'm old enough to remember when vendor financing was both de rigueur and also frowned upon... (1990s: telecom sector, with all big players like Lucent, Nortel, Cisco, indulging in it, ending with the bust of 2001/2002, of course)
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   by aanet 1y ago

   https://guide.world/
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   by aanet 1y ago

   "Those who predict that superintelligence will destroy humanity serve the same interests as those who believe that it will solve all of our problems."
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   by aanet 1y ago

   Dr Eric Topol has a fascinating analysis + discussion of this paper over at his Substack. https://erictopol.substack.com/p/dawn-of-a-new-era-of-primar... Quoting his summary here: <QUOTE> We’re at the dawn of pri
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   by aanet 1y ago

   Thanks. This looks intriguing. From the article: "The technology has learned to spot patterns in people's medical records to calculate their risk of more than 1,000 diseases. The researchers say it is like a weather forecast that
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   by aanet 1y ago

   Thanks! I was looking for exactly this quote
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   by aanet 1y ago

   :big_eyes.gif:
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   by aanet 1y ago

   Thanks... Do you absolutely need `mamba` / `conda`?? Can you use `uv` instead to install QGIS? Any experiences to share? Thanks!!
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    by aanet 1y ago

    From the article: "So my personal well-being challenge is to manage strong negative affect in the morning. I do this with the help of a six-part daily protocol, based on the neuroscience and behavioral-science research that is my trade
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    by aanet 1y ago

    It's lovely. It's unique. and UX is just delightful. For some easter eggs, click on the "Trash" icon, and click on any of the docs... Especially the "spicy.mov" :-) Keep up the delight.
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    by aanet 1y ago

    Thanks for alerting to this. I feel this is not discussed enough in the media, all anyone talks about is how wonderful AI is for productivity etc Quote from the article: The research methodology involved embedding written instructions withi
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    by aanet 1y ago

    This is some expert level trolling. Too funny. Thank AGI, somebody's finally 'lining up the aligners.. The EA'ers, the LessWrong'ers, the X-risk'ers, the AI-Safety'ers, ... https://alignmentalignment
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    by aanet 1y ago

    The "Trash" icon on the homepage has some absolutely delightful easter eggs. Be forewarned :-)
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    by aanet 1y ago

    My goodness. What a delightful UI. I thought I was trippin' when I first saw it. This is like a time warp in a good way.
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    by aanet 1y ago

    Thanks for posting. What a gem of a find!
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    by aanet 1y ago

    Thanks. This was useful!
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    by aanet 1y ago

    Thanks. This actually is useful! I've seen his other videos showcasing `marimo` features - they are valuable (at least to me)
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    by aanet 1y ago

    Previously: 1 year ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40563541 1 year ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40772809 3 years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33159796 7
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    by aanet 1y ago

    Sounds interesting... Is there a youtube demo? Or a web-version of this for those who want to check it out? Maybe an iOS version? Thanks
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    by aanet 1y ago

    "This is the story of the world's most beloved programming language: Python. What began as a side project in Amsterdam during the 1990s became the software powering artificial intelligence, data science and some of the world’s big
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    by aanet 1y ago

    At least they 'fessed up... ...unlike so many publications that do not
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    by aanet 1y ago

    "Python's type system is like a traffic light in Grand Theft Auto: technically there, but nobody's stopping." - Anonymous developer at 3 AM" Too funny
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    by aanet 1y ago

    :thumbs_up.gif: As a Pythonista (who never got into Ruby in the first place), I love the wry humor of this... :-) Though one recommendation: I'd start everyone with `uv` now, for Python env, instead of `pyenv` etc...
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    by aanet 1y ago

    Thanks for posting this. I love Al's work. Generous guy!!
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    by aanet 1y ago

    Thanks for posting. This is super useful to learn how people are analyzing their own Health data... I found this [1] quite valuable too. I wonder if the author is here? Would love to ask a few questions... [1] https://akhurana.su
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    by aanet 1y ago

    :thumbs_up.gif: My sentiments, exactly. Though I'm looking to scratch my own itch for now...
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    by aanet 1y ago

    Thanks, I'll reach out. I am curious to do my own analysis, for two main reasons: - some data is confidential (I'd hate for it to leave my devices) - wanna DIY / learn / iterate Will ping you in any case. Thanks
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    by aanet 1y ago

    ^^^ Blueberries
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    by aanet 1y ago

    Musical chairs' music is still going on...