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Comment · 8 months ago
yep re blizzard. they've gotten lots better since the msft acquisition, based on my (limited) experiences with the newer employees there.
Comment · 1 year ago
Cool product. I see the need. Many vendors might look like they have similar capabilities on a powerpoint, but when you look one level deeper, they really don't. Eg, webhook notifications at 1 minute intervals with one big json of multiple emails, vs continuous/instant/single.

btw, would love to hear stories of you journey thus far. fwiw, I think you're really onto smtg!

Comment · 1 year ago
ML first, then Bio and Data. Of course, interconnectedness runs high (eg just read about ML for non-random missingness in med records) and that data is the foundational bottleneck/need across the board.

Interesting anecdote abt Stanford doctors annotating QA question!

Each of your comments get my mind going... I'm going to think about them more and may ping you on other channels, per your profile. Thanks!

Comment · 1 year ago
I'd love to hear more of our thoughts re open questions in biomedical ML. You sound like you have a crisp, nuanced grasp the landscape, which is rare. That would be very helpful to me, as an undergrad in CS (with bio) trying to crystalize research to pursue in bio/ML/GenAI.

Thank you.

Comment · 1 year ago
Wow, you sound like a mega voracious reader, to put it lightly. And prolific writer too.

Have you posted even just snippets (or a favorite sentence or graf), or perhaps pseudo/anonymously, anywhere?

It literally hurts my heart when personal, creative expression is stifled or not given a chance to grace our greater world.

Comment · 1 year ago
Thanks for everyone's perspectives. Very educational and admittedly lots outside the boundaries of my current knowledge. I have thus far relied on CloudFlare's automatic https and simple instant subdomain setup for their worker microservice I'm using.

There are evidently technical/footprint implications of that convenience. Fortunately, I'm not really concerned with the subdomain being publicly known; was more curious how it become publicly known.

Comment · 1 year ago
I have been just relying on CloudFlare's automatic https. But I will look into my own certs, though will likely just use CloudFlare's. I don't mind the internet knowing the subdomain I posted about; was curious how the bots found it!
Comment · 1 year ago
I'm so often amazed (but no longer surprised) at the depth of niche (relatively) info and tools out there.
Comment · 1 year ago
Thanks for mentioning. I checked it out, and am learning lots of new stuff (ie, realize how much I do not know).
Comment · 1 year ago
Interesting! Just checked them out.

"MerkleMap gathers its information by continuously monitoring and live tailing Certificate Transparency (CT) logs, which are operated by organizations like Google, Cloudflare, and Let's Encrypt. "

Comment · 1 year ago
If it does, I did not set it up; it would have been automatically done by CloudFlare when I told it to use my custom subdomain for the upload urls.
Comment · 1 year ago
Nope, never emailed or posted to anyone. Just me (it's my solo project at the moment).
Comment · 1 year ago
Ahh yeah, my internet network knowledge was never super strong, and now is rusty to boot. Thanks for your note.
Comment · 1 year ago
Yes, https via cloudflare's automatic https. Thanks for the info.

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