I miss sepia Claude.

Thank you for being so consistently interesting

I'm in this picture! And so are you!

I see what you did there

17 days? Hey man I don’t want to rain on your parade but we aren’t going to last 17 hours!

“game over man, game over!”

apply for the @jamanetworkopen.com editorial fellowship! excellent opportunity for early career academic physicians interested in medical editing:

2026 is set to be the Year of Geese

*Sully Sullenberger starts sweating*

I’d like to hear this, tbh

Ruin two bands by combining them:

Pearl Jamiroquai

I spent ten years of my life at Brown University, met my wife there, recently fed my son pizza there. My memories of Barus and Holley are going there late at night to bother my engineering friends. What a tragedy.

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It started promising.

my top alert is a tie between:

"you added a prescription but already printed an AVS, be sure to print a new AVS!"

"you already printed an AVS, are you sure you want to print a new one?"

My ankle still hurts from that siskel & evert

Final call- webinar by one of the greatest luminaries in AI and primary care: "Generative AI Meets the Healthcare System: Key Lessons From the Early Days" by Robert Wachter, MD, Chair Dept Medicine, UCSF.
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Nov 13th, 2025, 8 am - 9 am lecture, 9 -10 am Q&A

I’m Your Uploaded Bloodwork Results, and No, I Will Not Explain Myself to You I’ve finally arrived. That’s right, it’s me, your bloodwork results, in your inbox three days after that chatty nurse couldn’t find your vein and l...

'You’re probably thinking, screw you, my doctor would tell me if something was really wrong, or else they wouldn’t have sent these. But do you know that for sure? Because there sure are a lot of numbers here and a lot of arrows up and down."

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Rooting not just for a Game 7 of the World Series, but another 18 inning game that goes so long on Saturday night that the clocks fall back at 2am before it’s ended and everyone gets tremendously confused about what time it is.

Good catch!

Does anyone else feel humbled when a long, complex prompt doesn't merit a "Thinking longer for a better answer..." ?

atlantic article screenshot headline: no one knows how big pumpkins can get sub head: a decade ago, the worlds heaviest pumpkin weighed 2,000 pounds. now the 3,000 pound mark is within sight by yasmin tayag

this headline hums with ancient autumnal dread

It is genuinely funny that AI can definitely do most common CAPTCHAs better than humans and the reason that CAPTCHAs still work is because the big LLMs often refuse to do them, not because they can't.

“Technology is everything that doesn’t work yet.” - Danny Hillis

Looking back this was probably the peak of US culture. Legitimately catchy, too.

Someday I'm gonna tell a med student that I'm so old that when I was a trainee we used to call them "N"OACs because they were "n"ovel and the med student will say, "I'm sorry, I can't laugh politely at your anecdote because I am a large language model."

These… this is all the same person, right?

Our takeaway: AI can safely support ED handoffs to inpatient services, but only with clinician oversight & accurate EHR extracts

Full paper 🔗 - www.thieme-connect.com/products/ejo...

New in Applied Clinical Informatics - our study on Generative AI for ED handoffs:

✅Clinicians rated out HIPAA-compliant GPT-4 summaries 4/5 for accuracy & usefulness

⚠️Rare safety issues came from missing/discrepant EHR data, not AI summarization mistakes

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