brown

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   by brown 8mo ago

   If LLMs live up to their potential, then they should be able to rewrite language runtimes to eventually be as fast or faster than systems languages. "Sufficiently intelligent compiler" and whatnot
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   by brown 1y ago

   It’s true that many providers need a custom solution for their unique workflows, and the one-size-fits-all EHR is often a myth. The problem is that many EHRs try to solve this with customizations, which can be expensive and still feel like
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   by brown 1y ago

   > given AI seems like a winner takes all type market Unfortunately for OpenAI and Softbank, it seems like AI will not be "winner take all", and may actually be quite commoditized. It's as easy as choosing a different mode
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   by brown 2y ago

   RDAP replaces WHOIS, offering a more technologically advanced way to discover the domain is protected by privacy services.
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   by brown 2y ago

   Learning assembly was profound for me, not because I've used it (I haven't in 30 years of coding), but because it completed the picture - from transistors to logic gates to CPU architecture to high-level programming. That moment w
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   by brown 2y ago

   Love Postgres, but major version upgrades remain the one genuine pain point. One misstep and you're in backup-restoration hell. Solid guide.
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   by brown 2y ago

   There are two interesting "safety nets" at play here: the classic "Nobody ever got fired for choosing IBM" principle (where ubiquity creates an implicit guarantee of continuity), and a less visible but equally powerful o
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   by brown 2y ago

   I highly recommend js13k ( https://js13kgames.com ), an annual game jam where your entire game must fit in 13 kilobytes. The tight size limit forces you to get creative with optimization - think procedural generation, custom minim
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   Js13k 2024 Begins(medium.com)

   2 points by brown 2y ago|1 comments
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    by brown 2y ago

    js13k is a game jam competition. Make a game that fits in a 13 kilobyte zip. "The thirteenth, anniversary edition of the online js13kGames competition starts… NOW! Build a Web game on a given theme within the next month and fit it into
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    by brown 2y ago

    Medplum ( https://www.medplum.com/ ) | Founding Developer Experience Engineer | SF | Full time Medplum (YC S22) is an open source, API first, healthcare developer platform. "Headless EHR", we take care of the securi
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    by brown 3y ago

    4 players: https://codyebberson.github.io/pong-wars/
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    by brown 3y ago

    “Training costs scale with the number of researchers, inference costs scale with the number of users”. This is interesting, but I think I disagree? I'm most excited about a future where personalized models are continuously training on
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    by brown 3y ago

    My favorite URL oddity has to be "id.me" for U.S. Citizen identity services. Seems a bit odd to use a Montenegro domain, doesn't it?
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    by brown 3y ago

    The domain name made me curious: http://10x.engineer/ "404 Not Found: 10x Engineers aren't real" Well played.
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    by brown 3y ago

    For anyone who wants to slow the development of AI, copyright is the soft underbelly to go after.
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    by brown 4y ago

    Thanks! We're a healthcare SaaS provider, mostly engineers who are neither musicians nor marketers.
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    by brown 4y ago

    As a quirky marketing exercise, we used ChatGPT to write parody lyrics for a song about ONC g.10 compliance to the tune of "Like a G6" by Far East Movement. We then paid $50 on Fiverr to record it: https://soundcloud.co
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    by brown 4y ago

    I think that's more about asset sizes and loading times than rendering capabilities.
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    by brown 4y ago

    Not sure why Dwarf Fortress is on the front page, but I will always upvote. If you're intimidated by ASCII visuals, consider wishlisting the graphics release, scheduled for Dec 6, 2022: https://store.steampowered.com/ap
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    by brown 4y ago

    Thanks!
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    by brown 4y ago

    Haha, yes, but someone got there first, with a now abandoned project.
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    by brown 4y ago

    One of the most complex Medplum projects is a large multi-party lab integration. We followed the US Core Lab Profile ( https://hl7.org/fhir/us/core/StructureDefinition-us-core-obs... ). We not only represented
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    by brown 4y ago

    Redox shines in complex multi-party interoperability projects. They have an impressive number of pre-existing integrations with providers and payers. They also provide professional services to navigate last mile connectivity details. If
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    by brown 4y ago

    We use FHIR R4. For ONC g.10, we are targeting US Core 5.0.1, USCDI v2, SMART App Launch 2.0.0, and Bulk Data 2.0.0. Lab integrations and ePrescribe are interesting -- in our experience, the complexity is less technical, and more about get
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    by brown 4y ago

    Thanks for the kind words! Our goal is to provide a comprehensive experience that spans both front end and back end. In practice, we're focusing on a rock solid server first. At present, our front end components are best used for rap
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    by brown 4y ago

    Thanks. You might be the first person outside of the Medplum team to look at that file, happy to hear a positive review.
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    by brown 4y ago

    I understand the cynicism. We do believe that providing a high quality open source offering can contribute to solving the problem.
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    by brown 4y ago

    Awesome, thanks for the pointer. I just added it to our backlog for investigation.
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    by brown 4y ago

    Thanks! We all have our HL7 v2 pipe delimited scar tissue.