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Scaling down native dev therealadam.com/2024/10/31/scaling-down-native.html
More of this: honest, low-key takes from experienced developers on trying new dev things. It results in a log of shrug emoji's, but this is kind of the way. I need to do this more.
"Clearly, OpenAI's advice not to use Whisper in high-risk domains, such as critical medical records, was a good one. But health care companies are constantly driven by a need to decrease costs by using seemingly 'good enough' AI tools"
What's terrifying isn't that the models hallucinated, it is that these companies are trusting it for these applications in the first place.
arstechnica.com/ai/2024/10/hospitals-adopt-error-prone-ai-transcription-tools-despite-warnings/
the Mathom-house blog.ayjay.org/the-mathom-house/
"That’s fear talking, and it’s both real and justified...But the thing about fear is that while it needs you to listen to it—ignoring it only makes it louder—the last thing you want to do is obey its orders. You are not fear’s soldier; fear is your prediction. And a prediction isn’t a tool for divination so much as it is an opportunity to change the course."
This is the most cogent, well-written endorsement I've ever read
theverge.com/24282022/kamala-harris-endorsement-presidential-election-2024
@elandrum hello!
reddit.com/r/readwise/comments/1gfaqnj/new_in_reader_import_your_data_from_omnivore/
So far I'm remembering all the things I didn't like about #readwisereader
And it's not loading any images...I hope that's temporary
OMFG I saw the #omnivore emails but there were two and only the second one mentioned the "we're deleting all your stuff in two weeks" part so I missed it. WTAF.
I will probably go back to #readwisereader unless there's something about that company I should know about first
Not my best work, but if you have comments I welcome them
