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I hated getting paged late at night when I was on-call. So around two months ago, I built an AI assistant to do on-call for me, and posted it to Reddit ( https://redd.it/1jibmtc ).…

Interesting - what kinds of tasks do you reach for 3.5?

I sometimes but rarely turn on Max for Gemini for more context in a long conversations. The tool use (5 cents per tool call) can get pretty ridiculous on Claude 3.7 Sonnet Max and …

The lazy architect (OpenAI’s o3). o3 is incredibly lazy at writing code, but very good at planning. Will happily read tens of files and do deep analysis, but often struggles in sce…

As seen on r/LocalLlaMA here: https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1kfkg29/ For what it's worth I pasted this into a few tokenizers and got just over 24k tokens. Seems like…

Everyone hates production bugs. Users get frustrated. Engineers get paged. Development gets delayed. But what if many of those bugs could be fixed automatically? Enter Paladin, a t…

Hi guys - glad to see this! I agree it's a huge problem and one that I've felt several times. The reason why I never book on TaskRabbit or Thumbtack anymore is because there's legi…

Hi! First, your last sentence made us really happy - thanks for the kind words. As for your points: 1. Definitely. We are trying to get to feature parity ASAP with traditional meth…

Hey! What kind of histology? If you mean doing AI analysis of histology images for research/etc. Then 100% - that's actually of the modules we're looking to do and if you work with…

Also would love to chat if you ping me about the automation part - would love to get some feedback there. michael at biodock dot ai

Interesting - it would be great to chat and find out more. Maybe there are things we can learn about each other. Can you shoot me an email at michael at biodock dot ai?

Hey! Super cool. Will shoot you a message. Would love to chat and see what things we could talk about. Seems like you guys have built out some valuable assay analyses that we've he…

Hi Andy, We do have lots of unlabelled data, and we're also labeling a large portion of it. We do transfer learn for all of the models we're training, and the first backbone we use…

Ah, yes. We're even looking to use some generative models in order to even do variations based on data and then compare that we do similarly well between cases. I guess the point I…

Definitely! There are some applications where traditional methods are just simply good enough. However, when they aren't, it can be incredibly frustrating. From our conversations w…

Hi! Michael here - one of the cofounders. That sounds great and would love to chat! What kind of tissues are you looking at and what are you trying to achieve? As for the size of d…