hereme888

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by hereme888 5mo ago
That's an aggressively negative over-interpretation of OP. Clearly not what was meant.
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by hereme888 5mo ago
Hyped title. It was exclusively text-based diagnosis after physicians did the whole interview, exam, labs, etc. Also, later in the encounter, with more chart information, AI scored 82%, physicians 70–79%; that difference was reportedly not
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by hereme888 6mo ago
What we need now is open-source ultrasound devices.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
One cool aspect of working in a high-performance, critical setting, is you learn and absorb amazingly well-research practices without thinking about what it took for things to get there.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
34 dialects? The numbers are here and there, you know.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
OpenEMR? Used by some missionary doctor in remote Afghanistan?
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by hereme888 6mo ago
Poor Meta. AI is really just not working out for them.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
Very interesting. I'll have to try them out. Thanks for sharing.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
Which strains, if you don't mind me asking?
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by hereme888 6mo ago
Oh I know I was begging for someone to talk about how OpenAI didn't compensate mankind previous to me. My concern still stands for me.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
My friend, that is a matter of philosophy. Feel free to formally study the question.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
I just want a guarantee that OpenAI isn't just going to steal my ideas as I design my own agents. And if they did, I want compensation. I think of my custom skills, MCP servers, agents, etc, as intellectual property.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
It's a big study about a very hot topic affecting real lives of people in every profession. Anti-trans or pro-trans, I believe it's important medical information for people to be as informed as possible for themselves and others.
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Gender reassignment significantly increases psychiatric morbidity(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
25 points by hereme888 6mo ago|17 comments
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by hereme888 6mo ago
It's an incomplete cost model, but it's not p-hacking. Could be cherry-picking.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
Um, yes. If I were certain of a price movement before others, I'd take advantage, and so would you. But you can virtue signal with fake empathy if you'd like.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
It's an unregulated world of gambling. Like trading DogeCoin. If you had insider knowledge, it was/is legal to trade there as you want.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
Good for those who made the money. I would have done so had I had such insider info, as long as it didn't compromise any operation.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
> Opus 4.7 (Adaptive Reasoning, Max Effort) cost ~$4,406 to run the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index, ~11% less than Opus 4.6 (Adaptive Reasoning, Max Effort, ~$4,970) despite scoring 4 points higher. This is driven by lower output
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by hereme888 6mo ago
Do you still see Mythos as being so groundbreaking in cyber security now that it's widely reported previous and other models found the same vulnerabilities?
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by hereme888 6mo ago
OpenAI had been very strict about blocking reverse engineering/Ghidra/IDA_Pro-MCP tasks. I even got a warning email. I was having much more success convincing Claude Code for those tasks without warnings. Seems like they've t
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by hereme888 6mo ago
I switched to Codex. What I noticed is that while Claude was a more elegant coder and more accurate in how it went about coding, Codex is more intelligent... hard to describe it. If I could have a subscription to both, I'd use Opus to
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by hereme888 6mo ago
Works with Oh-my-OpenCode? Does it change the terminal directory to the corresponding folder?
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by hereme888 6mo ago
Another github repo to bypass another annoyance? They're so annoying.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
don't think I need the MCP, but definitely downloaded the app itself. Seems great.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
Yup, that one.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
Didn't someone post recently that his team was unable to get OpenClaw to do anything productive ($) no matter the project?
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by hereme888 6mo ago
I have no idea how men who take hormones and hormone-blockers feel and prefer. Haven't studied the matter that deeply. I'd say it alters preferences, but that's a wild guess.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
No, it's common sense, nature/biology-based facts about women (XY). It's like saying females do just as well in the field of battle as men.... no, they don't. Or women becoming plumbers, electricians, oil-rig workers, co
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by hereme888 6mo ago
It is quite a physical job, and nowadays very exhausting. Besides the play on the name itself, "nursing" (which only women can do, naturally), the general aspects of taking care of a person the way nurses are required to, caters m

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