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I’ve been playing around with the Whisper models for a few years now. Last year I had an idea about how to run Whisper Large v3 in real time. That idea became ScribeAI.
Because the quality of transcripts was so high, much higher than I could get with Parakeet, I started to think about how it would serve as a good input for live translation. I played around with this and was surprised by how good the results is, I’ve used it to follow along political speech’s from foreign leaders and other content I’d have just never been able to consume before. You can translate by bringing your own LLM service API key or using the inbuilt Apple Translate models (for a completely offline experience).
https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/scribeai-transcribe-speech/id6...
99% = 1 unit of UV reaching the skin
Thus 98% filtering lets in 2x as much as 99% filtering
Most people recognise a sprained ankle, at least mild ones, as a self limiting illness. An issue with psychiatric diagnoses is that they are often not taken to be self limiting and often become a large part of a patients self image. While sometimes this can be helpful and help inform treatment it can also be harmful and I have seen this harm first hand in patients I see.
ANA is positive in 15% of the population [2]
The idea that the tests rule out serious causes is not really correct, people can have seronegative inflammatory arthritis in which case these tests are negative. Peace of mind is dubious as well given that even with a positive test you are still more likely to not have an inflammatory arthritis.
It’s a common misconception that blood tests are binary and provide concrete answers. Sometimes they do. But most blood tests, like many measurements, are far from binary and have a distribution across the normal population, once it passes an arbitrary threshold it does not necessarily mean you have disease X, context (clinical history and examination) are often far more important in making a diagnosis.
Unfortunately some of the population tend to overweight blood tests vs a physicians assessment, I guess they see the former as an objective measure and the latter as subjective. Especially because if you shop around enough clinicians you’ll eventually find one who will say what you want to hear and that one will inevitably be ‘right’.
1. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3845430/ 2. https://rheumatology.org/patients/antinuclear-antibodies-ana...
A: Rectal Glyceryl trinitrate
How do you fix GERD?
A: For the majority of people weight loss and dietary changes will do the job
How do you fix Crohns?
A: You don’t ’fix’ Crohn’s per se as there is no cure. But most people with Crohn’s can be have their disease managed well with -mab medications
In all those conditions you named surgical management is very much at the end of the list and for a minority of patients who do not respond to the above. The first line management in all of these conditions very much does look at ‘fixing the problem’ contrary to what your espousing.
Have you got a link to this paper?
Pricing has been released too.
Per 1 million output tokens:
Mistral-medium $8
Mistral-small $1.94
gpt-3.5-turbo-1106 $2
gpt-4-1106-preview $30
gpt-4 $60
gpt-4-32k $120
This suggests that they’re reasonably confident that the mistral-medium model is substantially better than gpt3-5
Putting more out there will increase the probability of a reward, but it doesn’t guarantee it.