Software is going to melt into everything and nothing all at once
Asked Claude-3.5 to implement an example patient application using the Good Faith Estimates provided by the Patient Cost Transparency Guide (nitty gritty healthIT interop spec)
And it one-shotted a React app
The call and text records of tens of millions of AT&T cell customers were exposed in a massive data breach, the company says https://t.co/Yvbc5pT1gg
What speech is permitted on an American campus? That depends on whether the university is public or private. And other limits stem from its obligations under civil-rights law https://t.co/2SBnHMppPa 👇
The rewilding of Trentino’s mountains didn’t seem like it would have much of an impact.
But by 2010 Eurasian bears—weighing between 140kg and 450kg—were regularly making forays into human territory https://t.co/47qv6BJZB0
14. Two more books on who we are and how we got here, one on culture, the other on genetics:
The WEIRDest People In The World by Joseph Henrich
Who We Are And How We Got Here by David Reich
I’ve been getting a lot of DMs from early career folks who feel pretty invisible working remotely.
I spoke to Fast Company about ways to stand out in meetings, get more time with your boss, and impress your boss’s boss.
https://t.co/6SJcSeuoWH
Watching individuals achieve at the highest level in their craft is something I find very inspiring. It's a tingles/goosebumps feeling. Even that much better when they are the underdog.
Things the Fed said one year ago:
1. Rates will remain lower for longer
2. Unlikely to raise rates until 2024
3. We believe a recession is unlikely
4. Inflation is transitory and not a problem
5. Inflation should fall to 2% in 2022
Has there ever been a more wrong Fed?