ÅVNEET©

Doctor, Educator, Lifelong Learner. @UTARMalaysia | @ISBedu AMPH '23. Passionate about healthcare quality and medical education.

[Matrix @matrix_build]

what if you can run an entire 0-person company —
without the grind of running a team?

matrix is the runtime that makes it possible.

in last week’s limited beta, our users created tens of thousands of new 0-person companies and started real businesses in matrix.

today, matrix is open to everyone.

launch yours ↓

[Bruce Guai @BruceGuai]

这绝对是你当下最值得尝试的 Agent 产品，比肩甚至超越当前 cc 和 codex，在公开评测集中占据 SOTA。其领先的 harness 框架和长任务及loop的表现，和我们独创的 agentic department and okr 系统，能够满足用户的超长期复杂任务，并自主迭代。

经过一周的公测，Matrix 正式和大家见面了。在一周的公测期间，有上万个 0 人 Agent 公司成功创建，当中前列公司已经可以真实的获得收益，并且持续增长。

今天每个人都可以在 MacOS上下载并且构建你的第一个 Agent 公司。支持任意模型 API 驱动，你也可以使用自己的 Codex 或者 Claudecode 订阅套餐来驱动 matrix。使用matrix的订阅会获得更多功能使用权力，以及享受模型折扣。

关注➕转发我们的帖子，为前100位用户送出一笔Matrix的10个会员，当做你的第一个agent公司的初始基金。

[Consensus @ConsensusNLP]

Today, we're announcing $30M in new funding to build the AI OS for Research.

2.5M researchers start their work with Consensus every month. Their work is the foundation that all progress is built upon.

We could tell you our story. We'd rather they did👇

[HeyGen @HeyGen]

We built our launch video in Claude Code using HyperFrames.

Now it's yours.

Open source, agent-native framework. HTML to MP4.

$ npx skills add heygen-com/hyperframes

RT + Comment "HyperFrames" to get the full source code of this launch video (must follow)

[Hugo Mercier @hugomercierooo]

𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗿𝗼𝗱𝘂𝗰𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗧𝘄𝗶𝗻 — 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗔𝗜 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗽𝗮𝗻𝘆 𝗯𝘂𝗶𝗹𝗱𝗲𝗿.
No setup. Secure. Infinitely scalable.

We just raised a $𝟭𝟬𝗠 𝘀𝗲𝗲𝗱.
After a beta with 𝟭𝟬𝟬,𝟬𝟬𝟬+ 𝗮𝗴𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀 𝗱𝗲𝗽𝗹𝗼𝘆𝗲𝗱, we’re now opening to everyone.

RT and comment “Twin” — first agents on us. 👇

[ÅVNEET© @docavneet]

I just requested an early access to #RunnerH

Can't wait to try out their AI Agent !

#CES2025 demo below by @hcompany_ai

https://t.co/QM7oSIoPp2

[H @hcompany_ai]

Heading to #CES2025 in Vegas? Put Runner H to secure for you the must-see events. Perfect lineup in minutes! #RunnerH

[The Spectator Index @spectatorindex]

BREAKING: The world has experienced its hottest March on record, marking the tenth straight month of broken global temperature records, according to the EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service.

[ÅVNEET© @docavneet]

Let's try to learn some Basic Life Support Skills and #SaveALife
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[Bhooshan Shukla @docbhooshan]

Types of speakers at Medical Conferences -

1. Entertainer - invited by organisers specially for what it says on the tin. They tell many jokes, poems, WhatsApp forwards and present memes in the talk. Audience laughs.
These speakers are like a fart after big meal. No substance but feels good.

2. Dazzler - mostly slick presentation but sometimes content too. They all have McBook Air and insist on connecting their laptop ( which they insist on calling "MY McBook Air") to the system. Experience has taught them that their technologically demanding presentation will trip native laptop. Their undoing is usually "audio" which refuses to play on venue's system.

3. Advertiser / Self promoters - do I need to describe this one?

4. Stunner/ Castrator - They explain to you that whatever you have been doing so far is the wrongest practice and you have probably killed and maimed all your patients by now. People come away feeling quite stunned, castrated, guilty or simply nauseated and pledge never to refer any patient to such brilliant Messiah of medical sciences.

5. Educators - Usually earn their living by teaching helpless and entrapped students. They will take a "tuition" class on given topic. Depending on their political leanings and state of personal crisis, presentation will contain references to "ancient Europe" or "bhagvatgeeta". Audience feels like they are wearing a school uniform and have regressed to school age. Audience often makes a dash to restrooms in the middle of such presentations just to check their genitals and feels assured about their real physical age.

6. Misery sellers - Usually affiliated to NGO that works on meagre resources but can pay for speaker's air travel. They try to convince the audience that medical profession is the worst thing that happened to humanity since farming and the only solution is that everyone should follow "virtuous" path. No matter what is the theme of conference, their speech remains same.

7. Empowerer - Making baby food out of complex medical conditions, they actually give practical , usable knowledge. But they usually find little audience as most delegayes have flocked "pharma stalls" after listening to above 6

8. Wannabes - Always junior members of organising committee. They really don't have much to say but they dress and smell nice, smile a lot and thank everyone for the "opportunity" starting with creator of the universe. They always refer to everyone as Sir / Respected Madam. They grow out of this by third conference and become secretary of some professional organisation.

9. Sedatives - Characterised by a 90 slides presentation, choice of font size usually 2.5 to accommodate 1000 words per slide and a total lack of awareness to a minor physical entity called time. When the chairman reminds them that they are 15 min over time for a 10 min slot they look astonished , check and shake their watch and then rush thru the remaining 89 slides in further 25 minutes. They are a great way to empty the auditorium. Due to their need to wear near sight glasses they usually don't notice emptying of chairs happening right under their nose. Organising committee cleverly plans their sessions before lunch time so that people can really eat well.

Other than these establishes models, a new model called "story tellers" is emerging quite fast. As pale shadows of their more polished and better dressed corporate counterparts (lovingly called "bullshitters"), they try to use the word "narrative" and "space" quite often and aim to change the world with a single story.

Any combination of above is possible but invariably results in acute and severe indigestion to audience.
@docbhooshan

[Nachiket Mor @nachiketmor]

Just learnt about the Dixon Woods Candidacy model from this elegant paper https://t.co/wM93daOnBI. It "recognises that accessing a service is a negotiation between potential users, and gatekeepers and providers, and these interactions are key to whether access is achieved".

[Trisha Elliott @Trisha_the_doc]

“Multimorbidity deserves its makeover”.

An excellent opinion piece from ⁦@tessajlrichards⁩ in the ⁦@bmj_latest⁩ recently.

Where are the advocates, lobbying for better care? The fund raisers and the champions? The slick slogans?
https://t.co/kHEm8RR4Qb

[BFM News @NewsBFM]

1. The six-year-old boy who drove and crashed his family’s car in Langkawi learned to drive from watching YouTube videos and observing how his father drives, police say.

Langkawi police also dismissed a video claiming that the boy learnt how to drive using a simulator at home.

[mymind @mymind]

Yes.

[Lorenzo Green 〰️ @mrgreen]

The Lord of the Rings by Wes Anderson.

The casting is perfect!

Featuring:

- Bill Murray as Gandlaf
- Jeff Goldblum as Elrond
- Willam Dafoe as Gollum
- Owen Wilson as Sauron.

(by curious_refuge on Reddit)

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Trust nothing, not even nothing

[Nico Gagelmann @NicoGagelmann]

😱Emergencies in hematology😱

Tumor lysis syndrome (TLS)

A short 🧵 #MedTwitter
1/19

[Sarah Silverman @SarahKSilverman]

waited all year for this tweet!

[ÅVNEET© @docavneet]

@Riskiest_Poison Superb!!👏 👏

[Xander @xanderescribe]

@GretaThunberg

[Greta Thunberg @GretaThunberg]

this is what happens when you don’t recycle your pizza boxes