@burkov I love your writing - couldn't put down the 100-page books, even when I was supposed to be "out" on my honeymoon. Out of curiosity, what are you building?
> 85% user satisfaction became 67% more revenue (no citation)
> it made up implementation timelines and a project plan for a product when there was no supporting information for it
👉 Great draft aid, terrible final authority. Always verify.
Tried o3 for “please summarize this 30-page report to explain this product.” It hallucinated numbers and arguments with completely made up case studies for the product. 😬
Studying anon accounts I admire
No bio, no motives—classic projection halo
I fill the gaps and think “wow, genius”
Even more respect for real-name posters who hit the same bar—skin-in-the-game brilliance.
@marisbest2 You’re right that procurement and integration is broken and point solutions don’t solve the real problem. Alt. approach might be to fix the procurement process to make it both rigorous and fast, and let that efficient matching force better product. Moving towards building that OS
@yishan@wiesbauerMD CT contrast rarely ruins sleep long-term, but one possible mechanism: iodine surge → iodine-induced hyperthyroidism (Jod-Basedow) → jitters + insomnia. To test, ask for TSH/free T4 labs; treat the thyroid and sleep usually rebounds. Not medical advice.
Much like in large software projects, institutions encode logic that might make sense at the time, but as times change, they become outdated. Still, they're hard to change because no one remembers why we added it in the first place or knows what would happen if we remove it.
From 1264 to 1827, anyone who received a Master of Arts degree from Oxford had to swear that they would never forgive Henry Symeonis. By 1608, no one knew who he was or what he had done.
sam thinks before he talks and he definitely thinks before he tweets. this is a huge flex for the quality of the offering and a play to bring on more subscribers- because while it's likely true, they're also halving their compute costs every 6 months
https://t.co/MK1YUpN36O
@MabreyTed Palantir is the first job for many and they don’t know how high the bar is set until they’ve left. It provided
- access to work on huge problems at the enterprise
- product leverage to solve them
But Palums who stay long enough to learn the trade become absolutely cracked!
@dvasishtha Definitely, but you could also extend to point-of-care CDS and help clinicians perform better. I think CDS / clinical summarization / AI scribes will bundle together over time.
@bryan_johnson@DavidSHolz Can you also run the numbers on optimal temperature / time effects? Lot of variables to measure, could be worth recruiting some additional folks
The Elion newsletter is one of the best resources I've seen to keep up with all things healthcare AI.
In particular their interviews with buyers on their current initiatives and asks from vendors is something I haven't seen from any other healthcare newsletters