logravia

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by logravia 1mo ago
That's a very weird framework and dichotomy you have there. Try untangling yourself out of it by considering some empirical facts, for example, hospitals acquired by private equity often have worse outcomes. > private equity acquisi
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by logravia 2mo ago
The more interesting question is why would you at any point ever extend any goodwill to an unbounded corporate entity? Whenever you are faced with a corpo you should conceptualize it as a system that will happily mow you over for increased
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by logravia 3mo ago
False positives are the primary issue. False positives lead to stress, invasive diagnostic procedures and wasted medical resources. Look into the debate about what is the appropriate age for mammographies and how Apple Watches have resulted
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by logravia 6mo ago
Oh yeah, a month ago I was reading a comment section about LLM writing tendencies and someone humorously suggested using the loooooooong-em-dash to distinguish yourself from LLMs. I found it so charming that I made my keyboard output it whe
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by logravia 6mo ago
The thing I am struggling with is where is the impact of LLM tools, especially given the massive increase in token consumption from 2025 to now and the saturated presence of LLMs everywhere. Naively speaking, I have so many expectations for
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by logravia 6mo ago
Sure, it covers 99.9% of cases, but top elite athletes are the genetic exceptions, they are the genetic freaks. They are the top 0.0001%. You don't get to compete at the most elite levels without your body being exceptionally gifted an
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by logravia 7mo ago
It certainly is. For people who have not heard the statements, here are some quotes. I bring them up, because I think it's worthwhile to remember the bold predictions that are made now and how they will pan out in the future. Council o