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feliixh
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Comment #49235677
I just hacked together https://www.firstbranch.ai in a few days, conversational intelligence for congress hearings. I was talking about healthcare price transparency with a friend.…
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Comment #48764214
I have been working on https://www.accessmrf.com - a catalog of all American health care prices. Since there's way too much data, I am building a taxonomy and deduplicating it exte…
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Comment #48571286
I am working on https://www.accessmrf.com a catalog for all health care prices published by insurers under the Transparency in Coverage rule. I recently wrote a blog post using Min…
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Comment #48222341
I've been building out https://www.accessmrf.com/sources to index Transparency in Coverage files across insurers in a single place. Most recently I have been looking at the overlap…
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Comment #45319025
2,3,8,9
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Comment #45115786
I'm building a catalog for health care price transparency data that aggregates the rates published by all insurers, to put everything in one place and make it easier for developers…
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Comment #44807692
Very useful!
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Comment #44418889
I'm building a catalog for health care price transparency data that aggregates the rates published by all insurers, to put everything in one place and make it easier for developers…
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Comment #39793408
Great job, I intend to reproduce this on a similar dataset I've been collecting! I will say, it would be great to see the color labeling done on domain url alone, to see how much o…
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Comment #37549593
Def a psyop. Classic Catalonian move of seizing independence by writing self determination laws in code and carefully introducing a bug that they can then exploit to secede.
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Comment #35679266
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Comment #35580278
Haha, fair point, what I really meant is that LLMs will translate natural language to code, so building will be mostly in English while debugging will still happen in code.
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Comment #35571604
One thing I think will dominate in the future is to write software documentation geared towards the easy understanding of it by LLMs, with documentation possibly including a fine-t…
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Comment #34478427
I don't think that's so clear. When you train a deep learning model you are making it extract the gist or insight of many works and then use that pattern to produce new works. Whil…
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Comment #34413996
Automate the boring stuff with Python