Josh's Nosh

This was just supposed to be a food diary twitter account but I never set it up.

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@yijiang1121 @simonw But that will generate a rasterised image, the point of the test is to make a vector image.

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@emollick I think that "spackled drawing" style is an artifact (or badly implemented watermark), as I've seen that texture when prompting for photos as well as drawings.

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@emollick Is this like how older image generators exhibited prompt bleed? You'd prompt for an image of a man wearing a top hat in a crowd, but the AI would generate a crowd also wearing top hats.

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@EricTopol @NatureMedicine I'm not surprised, as most models are under 70% on HealthBench (gpt5-thinking-mini used in this study scored 64%), which is a benchmark that includes emergency referrals.

Human physicians, however, score even lower on that benchmark (as low as 14%, or 30% for accuracy alone).

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@emollick You wrote "its" rather than "it's" though, and we know to err is human.

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@EricTopol @tberzin @TheLancet Do you think the development of the automobile has deskilled society in terms of horsemanship? Or is it natural for some skills to become outdated and fade as technology advances?

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@kc_analytics And if you can never remember, axis='columns' or axis='index' also works.

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@theboanderson @JasonWr39673944 @kc_analytics In R you can do this like packagename::functionname()

Don't even need to load the package from the library first in this case.

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@notjustbikes I would love to see more UK comparisons, rather than North American ones. So many people seem to think Dutch cities are walkable just because they're old and European.