Nintendogs

From what little I know if it, it’s sorta twofold what it does:

1. It looks through documentation across a patient record to look for patterns a doctor might miss. For example, a patient comes in complaining of persistent headaches/fatigue. A doctor might look at that in isolation and just try to treat the symptoms, but an AI might see some potentially relevant lab results in their histories and recommend more testing to rule out a cancer diagnosis that the doctor might have thought unlikely without awareness of that earlier data.

2. Doctors have to do a lot of busywork in their record keeping that AIs can help streamline. A lot of routine documentation, attestations, statements, etc. Since so much of it is very template-heavy already, an AI might be able to streamline the process as well as tailor it better to the patient. E.g. the record indicates “assigned male at birth” and an ER doctor defaults to he/him pronouns looking only at the medical birth sex marker, but the patient is also being seen by a gender clinic at which she is receiving gender affirming treatment as a trans woman and brings up that earlier data to correct the documentation and make it more accurate and personalized for the patient.

In reality, I am sure that practices and hospital systems are just going to use this as an excuse to say “You don’t need to spend as much time on documentation and chart review now so you can see more patients, right?” It’s the cotton gin issue.

Thanks! I guess my recollection of events might be a bit hazy, I’ve corrected my earlier comment.

Definitely bothers their new director, for sure.

Can’t help but feel like it didn’t mean all that much before then either, though.

Ho boy, where to start…

• The moderators of the community !196@lemmy.blahaj.zone had disagreements with the admin team of blahaj.zone (Ada) and decided they wanted to move to lemmy.world.

• The !196@lemmy.blahaj.zone community was locked with an announcement to visit !196@lemmy.world instead. This caused confusion/anger among much of the community who preferred the way blahaj.zone is run as an instance.

• Ada did not want to forcefully reopen the !196@lemmy.blahaj.zone community and boot the mod team, but also did not want to leave the users of 196 feeling like they had no choice but to use the lemmy.world community, so she opened promoted !onehundredninetysix@lemmy.blahaj.zone (which displays as 196) which is run by a different mod team.

• There was still a lot of disagreement about the attempted move to !196@lemmy.world, so the mods reopened the previous !196@lemmy.blahaj.zone community to placate folks.

The end result is that there are now three 196 communities (plus a 4th on Hexbear I think) which are each relatively active.

Edit: typos.

Edit 2: correction about the origin of !onehundredninetysix@lemmy.blahaj.zone

According to a post on Instagram I can’t link because I don’t have an account, it’s an FBI office, apparently.

Bento is something you’d typically prepare at home. That meal is elaborate because they made it so.

This is already worse and we still have 4 years minus most of 1 month to go.

“Modern Era 1880-1950”
Look inside
Very outdated.

Seems like a staged photo to me, given the obvious question “why was someone there to take a photo in the first place?” I have to assume it’s supposed to be like that meme of the guy with his girlfriend passing a person he is suddenly more attracted to, or in this case a stack of GPUs he is more attracted to.

Exactly this. The “carrot and stick” strategy doesn’t work without the stick. Every time a nonviolent movement achieves something, it’s because they were seen as the preferable alternative to a more militant contemporary.

But at the same time, they started the community here, and it doesn’t seem right to dictate to the group running the place what they have to do with it. In any other circumstance, we would trust the mods to have the interests of the community in mind, as they come up with and enforce the rules/code of conduct on their own. And when we no longer trust them, we go somewhere else.

Handing over the reigns to someone else to run the community would be an admirable move, but I don’t think it should be a requirement or even an expectation, given that anyone could just choose to start their own alternative community instead and run things however they want. And that’s what ended up happening anyways, and what I would prefer to let happen rather than propping up the corpse of LBZ 196.

There’s infinity billion users posting content in here from different instances, are you sure it’s not something on your end?

Agreed. I don’t think closing the Blahaj 196 was the right call, but I won’t fault someone for wanting to instance hop. The fediverse shouldn’t be static.

If the community stays the same, I don’t see the harm. The community of 196 has always been a mix of folks from various instances, I don’t think its host instance matters all that much comparatively.

I wish it didn’t have to come to this, but I can’t fault the mods for using the fediverse for what it was made for.

Since it would seem that the 196 team is trying to keep their relationship amiable with the blahaj admin team, I am assuming they are looking to avoid airing their dirty laundry, as it were.

https://www.vice.com/en/article/i-am-mystified-and-horrified-by-the-long-egg/

Bröther

In case you’re genuinely asking, it is someone who is a furry and their fursona is a dog, wolf, or other canid.

I mean technically .ml means the country of Mali, and they’ve been pushing to take their TLD back for a little bit now.