sciclaw

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Yuji Tachikawa reports Claude Fable solved a 6-month physics roadblock(twitter.com)
5 points by sciclaw 2mo ago|3 comments
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by sciclaw 2mo ago
Yuji Tachikawa, a world renowned theoretical physicists, reports Claude Fable solved a problem that he and his collaborators were stuck on for the past 6 months
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Google issues company-wide AI coding guidance to software engineers(9to5google.com)
3 points by sciclaw 1y ago|0 comments
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by sciclaw 3y ago
A bit late here, but I thought I'd mention something in addition - most hospitals and doctors don't want to take on the burden or supporting something new and specialized. They will focus on providing care and buy support. Some ha
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by sciclaw 3y ago
There are a lot of ongoing costs as well. Medical insurance is expensive, and there's a lot of process that is ongoing. A lot of effort goes into security, both monitoring and pushing updates. Medical device companies must also undergo
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by sciclaw 3y ago
Will there be a way to sell old parts back to Framework as we start upgrading computers?
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by sciclaw 3y ago
Being in the medtech/AI industry (our company, Eyenuk, created the 2nd autonomous AI approved by the FDA), nothing seems too strange here. I've seen subscriptions supported, and the pricing doesn't seem alarming. If you look
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by sciclaw 4y ago
Eyenuk, Inc. | Medical Device Software (AI) | Los Angeles | Full-Time About the company: At Eyenuk, we develop AI-based software medical devices for the detection and monitoring of sight threatening eye disorders, such as diabetic retinopat
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by sciclaw 4y ago
I'm genuinely curious... If the pizza box is greasy, I tear off the bottom (some boxes are perforated to make this easy even) and toss that in the green bin, which is allowed where I live. I assume anything not greasy/dirty can be
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by sciclaw 4y ago
The thing with programming is that it either works or does not work, but there is a huge window of what can be called art. With no training, I, or even a 1 year old, could make something and call it art. I wouldn't claim it's very
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by sciclaw 4y ago
Agreed. A/B testing helps you meet a desired goal. The desired goal is where ethical questions come in. For example, I have used A/B testing to see find ways to help users get a task done with fewer clicks, saving them time.
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by sciclaw 4y ago
Eyenuk, Inc. | Medical Device Software (AI) | Los Angeles | Full-Time About the company: At Eyenuk, we develop AI-based software medical devices for the detection and monitoring of sight threatening eye disorders, such as diabetic retinopat
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by sciclaw 4y ago
Eyenuk, Inc. | Medical Device Software (AI) | Los Angeles | Full-Time About the company: At Eyenuk, we develop AI-based software medical devices for the detection and monitoring of sight threatening eye disorders, such as diabetic retinopat
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by sciclaw 4y ago
Eyenuk | Medical Device (AI) | Los Angeles | Full-Time | hybrid (mostly remote but occasional onsite meetings/events) About the company: At Eyenuk, we develop AI-based software medical devices for screening, monitoring, and diagnosis o
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by sciclaw 4y ago
The original article title was a bit click-baity so I put something more appropriate. I work at the company (Eyenuk) referenced in this article, and have worked with some of the article contributors. I wanted to share because it captures ma
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Artificial Intelligence: Bringing a Healthcare AI to the Real World(piemagazine.org)
1 points by sciclaw 4y ago|1 comments
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by sciclaw 4y ago
FWIW, figuring out what to build is often more difficult that building a product. It would probably take much less than 6 months to rebuilt the product given the knowlege you've gained along the way. Maybe it's worth getting a new
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by sciclaw 4y ago
Eyenuk ( https://www.eyenuk.com ) - we are healthcare and AI company, working to prevent the leading cause of blindness among working age adults (diabetic retinopathy). This not only saves people's vision, which is hugely imp
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by sciclaw 5y ago
Just throwing a few things out there: - We have calls with grandparents regularly. My kids will say hi, but then they go play (usually on a screen so they are not too wild while we talk). Myself and my parents would love to have a game (and
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by sciclaw 5y ago
Yes, but when disagreements occur, it's hard to make AI systems "talk" and convince one another
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by sciclaw 5y ago
I'm happy someone made a comment like this. I work an an AI company where we screen for Diabetic Retinopathy. The company is a decade old, and has validated in huge studies (over 100k patients). It's a hard problem that we have al
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by sciclaw 6y ago
Are you on a VPN? Have. You tried other networks/machines? Amazon blocks my login when I am on VPN
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by sciclaw 6y ago
I hope this goes forward. Not just for the speed, but the energy benefits. One thing I love about C and golang is how fast they make hardware feel. They can do much more with less hardware. I love writing Python, but it does feel a bit heav
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by sciclaw 6y ago
> the more your job benefits your community and the planet the less you will get paid, and vice versa It's not _completely_ crazy - if both jobs paid the same, most people would take one that benefits society. The magnitude of the d
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by sciclaw 10y ago
Can you point to anything about PG and college buddies? I'm not seeing much on the subject.
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by sciclaw 11y ago
I am wondering the same thing. Interestingly enough, Martin Fowler wrote the article.