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At a big hospital system, nurses call patients with complex medical issues and help organize appointments and tests and whatnot. Previously, they had about 20 people who would transcribe recordings of the calls and then write up documentati
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11mo ago
AI is absolutely replacing jobs though. I personally know multiple people whose companies have downsized departments or eliminated departments completely, offloading the work to fewer people using AI tools.
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11mo ago
I love this sort of documentation-style guide to medical issues. Reminds me of https://www.fourmilab.ch/hackdiet/e4/
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11mo ago
Amazing work! I can’t wait to get my QardioArm back out and use it again.
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11mo ago
I don't think I have ever seen someone change their long-term average happiness more than a small amount with maybe two exceptions: 1. Someone trapped in a truly off-the-charts stressful environment and then removing themselves from it
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11mo ago
Hard to select for adaptive traits for something that only happens just before you die.
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11mo ago
Chipotle raised their prices 45% in 5 years.
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11mo ago
“The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent.”
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1y ago
We have a lot of people being constantly brainwashed that we have the most amazing system in the world and that any attempt to change it is communism.
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1y ago
This makes me feel that the extremely short AGI timelines might be less likely. To sign this deal today, presumably you wouldn’t bother if AGI is just around the corner? Maybe I’m reading too much into it.
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1y ago
That's the story then. Apologies for missing that.
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1y ago
The article describes the researchers and research as being based at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. That’s the reason for the question.
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1y ago
How do they have confidence that the vials they're getting are sterile / pure / free of endotoxins / etc?
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1y ago
I haven’t heard a good argument why this isn’t the most likely path.
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1y ago
There will most likely be period where robotics lags AGI, but how long will that really last? Especially with essentially unlimited AGI robotics engineers to work on the problem?
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1y ago
We’re working on all-purpose human replacements. Imagine if the tractor made most farm workers unnecessary but when they flocked to the cities to do factory work, the tractor was already sitting there on the assembly line doing that job too
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1y ago
We'll be living in a world of 50% unemployment and still debating whether it's "true AGI"
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1y ago
I wonder if this could be used in cases of central amyloid angiopathy. I had a family member whose blood vessels in the brain essentially turned into fragile glass from this (and ultimately hemorrhaged).
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1y ago
The fact that the model didn't point that out to the author brings the whole premise into question.
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1y ago
I tried similar instructions and found it doesn't so much enable Truth Mode as it enables Edgelord Mode.
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1y ago
Didn't expect to see Newsman on that list
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1y ago
Apple Music Apple TV Makes sense to me. The plus just gave it a vibe of being "bonus content" or something extra, which is a weird thing to emphasize.
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1y ago
Why such a reaction to this statement? Is this not the track we're on?
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1y ago
The models get more efficient every year and consumer chips get more capable every year. A GPT-5 level model will be on every phone running locally in 5 years.
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1y ago
People saying it looks dated: that's just because you're old. You remember it from the first time around. Gen Z has a lot of love for "vintage" y2k aero aesthetics and liquid glass lets Apple make a nod to that while not
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1y ago
I am always surprised to see the anti-Vercel stuff here. NextJS has repeatedly solved every thing I wanted React to do beyond its out-of-the-box fearures. You can pry NextJS from my cold, dead hands.
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1y ago
I think this is key. I travel nearly zero these days due to a long list of reasons, but the mental exercise of thinking about whether I could travel with my stuff helps me be more conscious about accumulating things that I don’t really need
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1y ago
New grads are already having a tough time. My own expectation is that every recession or downturn from here on out, there will be the typical rounds of layoffs but without the typical increase in hiring afterwards. Maybe no “we replaced you
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1y ago
It’s not a good thing, but it’s definitely a thing. Most of us here on HN are going to be affected by this.
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1y ago
VFX artists are definitely feeling the AGI / considering other career paths today.
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