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dogmatism
3y ago
Call me when an LLM can ingest a pts medical record from 3 different sources in multiple formats ranging from structured data to free form text stored (I shit you not) as TIFF files, extract the actual information, and present it for review
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3y ago
It's not the Citrix that says that It's the fucking EHRs The people who write the specs are so far from the end-users the result is mind-bogglingly terrible for said end-users That the same people who obsess about their IDEs subje
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dogmatism
3y ago
*laughs in Medicine
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3y ago
yeah, don't have to be a super-smeller for that one!
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3y ago
or get said victim on a bicycle, then run them down in your car and say "I didn't see them"
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3y ago
Kennedy more had the wasp-ish accent. The other you could hear from some priests But these days, it's all drowned out by Matt Damon and Ben Afleck's version. I feel like Bostonians talk like caricatures of themselves
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3y ago
>One may argue about how to interpret that with regard to, for example, terminating a business relationship as a result I think there's been far too little focus on this, which is the crux of it. IMO (an IANAL) it seems pretty clear
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dogmatism
3y ago
It was a printer https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/rms-nyu-2001-transcript.txt
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3y ago
Gonna disagree here. I know a bunch of Harvard grad ALCD's. One is a great person, and a good doctor, smart, but not outstandingly so (was a football player). Another very nice person, athlete and legacy, is a school librarian. Another
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3y ago
Nah, I'm not working class and neither is my wife. We're professional children of professionals, but neither went to an Ivy. Both good athletes, but DIII not DI. Neither of my 2 kids, both with honestly ridiculously good grades (
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3y ago
>has a very snappy UI you might even say...it's //fast// (I'm kidding, but having a fast UI really is part of the DNA of the company, said as a user since the original days)
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3y ago
seemed on a brief look that kbin had a bunch of crypto nonsense associated with it, and I noped right out
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3y ago
it's not actually clear to me who mods the communities. I created a couple, but don't see any tools to do any moderation, and looking at the docs, it seems it's the instance mods who would do it, and low-level stuff (reportin
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dogmatism
3y ago
This was well known
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dogmatism
3y ago
That’s what imap clients are for
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3y ago
the thing that's tricky is basal/apical can be different directions: i.e. the base of the lung is at the bottom, the base of the left ventricle (in the heart) at the top. You have to know the shape of the organ to know. There'
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4y ago
I'd just like to be able to use chatGPT to abstract and summarize the relevant portions of the faxed (yes, faxed, of poor image quality, non-OCR-able) medical records and lab results (which I have to look up in a different system to
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4y ago
I'll just leave this here: https://www.jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.jacadv.2023.100262 Road noise increases incidence of hypertension maybe this should be studied before the regulation is changed
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dogmatism
4y ago
Sadly yes. The court case in India keeps getting delayed and delayed. I think next hearing is Feb 8th?
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4y ago
Surgery sometimes people cover for a bad surgeon for financial/political reasons, but there's no fooling the anesthesiologist
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4y ago
I don't synchronize, or actually "self host" but I use a browser extension called feedbro and iOS app called Lire for RSS. Used to use newsbeuter/newboat for terminal, but I've moved a bit away from the terminal lif
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dogmatism
4y ago
Debian stable with flatpak and appimage is a good way to go
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4y ago
>Nobody is trying to shove PHI into a subject line lol
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4y ago
I really only have one working eye but I still manage to take it for granted most of the time. I'm usually just annoyed at the other one (causes minor physical discomfort, but my brain has learned to just kind of ignore the off-axis bl
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4y ago
Nah, doesn't matter. There are still the pre-med requirements (organic chem etc -- recall recent bruhaha about that at ?NYU) that can't be sidestepped for easier courses
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4y ago
Man, that Barney Miller comment was too close to the bone!
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4y ago
and humans source: am parent of more than one child, each of whom had distinct personalities from birth
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4y ago
I lived in Alabama for quite some time. For anyone not reading the wikipedia article (and tbh, I haven't either, but am quite familiar with it's constitution) it was expressly written to consolidate power in the "planter"
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4y ago
I wish there were a vim equivalent for electronic medical records Or at least the ecosystem that you could choose your tools to help do your job, rather than be victim of the world of shit that is the (pick any) EMR
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4y ago
except diabetes. No prohibition on sugar (and it replaces a lot of other vices, see "Dirty Soda" culture)
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