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Joshua L Berman

Joshua L Berman

@JoshuaLBerman

COO; Healthcare Pro; Analytics Practitioner; Hospital Background; Revenue Cycle Technology Lover; Adoption Passionate

Worthington, OH Se unió Şubat 2009
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Always Keep Learning
Always Keep Learning@AlwaysKeepL·
Strategy Frameworks Top CEO's Use
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Tony Ryan
Tony Ryan@tryanbc·
I don’t get the Bears drafting another TE but look at the size of those fucking moose in the living room?
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Joe Pompliano
Joe Pompliano@JoePompliano·
Everyone always talks about the cheap concessions or the limited commercials, but Augusta's no-phone policy is by far the best rule in sports. No phones, just living in the moment.
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Aadit Sheth
Aadit Sheth@aaditsh·
One of the best tool lists I’ve seen. Which ones are you using already? PS. Save this—it’s worth revisiting.
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Peter H. Diamandis, MD
Peter H. Diamandis, MD@PeterDiamandis·
Cancer soon enough will STOP being a death sentence. An AI model identified endometrial cancer with 99.26% accuracy (compared to humans diagnosis of 78-81%). We’re about to start saving millions of lives.
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Joshua L Berman@JoshuaLBerman·
You’re going back into the office because businesses know you’re not working. “80% of companies surveyed were monitoring their remote or hybrid workers” pocket.co/share/80778605…
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Ben Lang
Ben Lang@benln·
Elon Musk on how to win:
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George Mack
George Mack@george__mack·
The history of technology by Brad Jacobs: From fire and shelter, to the internet and AI. I wish I was taught this at school... More than 2 million years ago - Early humans in Africa make the first stone tools from split pebbles 1 million years ago - Humans begin to use fire as a tool 500,000 years ago - Humans build the first shelters 350,000 years ago - Humans begin to hunt with spears 100,000 years ago - Humans begin to trade using beads made of shells 60,000 years ago - Humans begin to use spears for hunting, protection, aggression 1000 BC - Early accountants in Asia create the abacus 635 BC - The Chinese produce the first coins 600 BC - The Romans build the first public sewer system 200 BC - The Chinese invent the compass AD 725 - Buddhist monk Yi Xing creates the first mechanical clock 900 - The Chinese first use gunpowder in war 1182 - The Chinese invent the magnetic compass 1284 - The Italians invent eyeglasses 1328 - The Europeans invent the sawmill 1440 - Johannes Gutenberg invents the printing press 1530 - Europeans invent the spinning wheel 1609 - Galileo Galilei invents the telescope 1662 - Blaise Pascal invents the public bus 1698 - Thomas Savery invents the basic steam engine 1769 - A French military tractor becomes the first self-propelled road vehicle 1793 - Eli Whitney invents the cotton gin 1795 - Nicholas-Jacques Conté invents the modern pencil 1838 - A British steamship makes the first transatlantic crossing 1839 - Charles Goodyear develops a way to make rubber strong, durable, and elastic 1850 - Isaac Singer introduces the sewing machine 1857 - William Kelly invents the blast furnace 1865 - Giovanni Caselli introduces the first commercial facsimile system 1869 - John Wesley Hyatt invents synthetic plastic 1874 - Remington Company introduces the mechanical typewriter 1876 - Alexander Graham Bell invents the telephone 1877 - Thomas Edison invents the phonograph 1880 - Thomas Edison invents the incandescent light bulb 1882 - America opens the first hydroelectric power plant 1883 - England constructs the first electric railway 1885 - Gottlieb Daimler builds the first four-wheeled automobile using an internal combustion gas engine 1886 - Josephine Cochran invents the first practical dishwasher 1892 - Rudolf Diesel invents the diesel engine 1894 - Nikola Tesla invents radio signal coils 1896 - Gottlieb Daimler builds the first truck 1901 - Henry Booth invents the vacuum cleaner; Thomas Edison invents the alkaline storage battery 1902 - Marie and Pierre Curie discover the existence of the elements radium and polonium 1903 - Willis Carrier introduces the first electric air conditioner 1908 - Henry Ford uses the assembly line to introduce the Model T; Thomas Edison develops a moving picture with sound 1910 - A plane transports commercial freight for the first time 1913 - England manufactures the first stainless steel 1914 - Electric traffic lights are invented in the United States 1920 - James Smathers invents the electric typewriter 1921 - Karel Čapek invents the robot; Western Union introduces the telegram 1923 - Clarence Birdseye invents frozen food 1927 - Erik Rotheim invents the aerosol can; Philo Farnsworth invents the all-electric television 1933 - Eric Fawcett and Reginald Gibson invent polyethylene 1935 - Robert Watson-Watt pioneers the development of radar 1936 - A rail provider transports a truck trailer for the first time 1937 - Frank Whittle invents the jet engine 1938 - Philip Wiles invents the stainless-steel artificial hip 1939 - Sikorsky builds the first viable helicopter; The United States builds the first mass-produced remote-controlled aircraft, or drone 1940 - England uses the first operational computer in WWII 1943 - America begins operating the first nuclear reactor 1945 - Raytheon Corporation introduces the microwave oven 1946 - The first general-purpose, programmable computer (ENIAC) is developed for the U.S. Army 1947 - William Shockley, John Bardeen, and Walter Brattain invent the transistor 1949 - De Havilland Aircraft builds the first commercial jet airliner 1951 - Charles Ginsburg develops the videotape recorder 1952 - America develops the first hydrogen bomb; Swedish scientists Åke Senning and Rune Elmqvist implant the first cardiac pacemaker 1953 - NBC begins broadcasting television programs in color 1955 - IBM introduces the first transistor calculator 1956 - The “Ideal X,” the world’s first commercial container ship, sails; IBM develops the FORTRAN computer programming language 1957 - Russia launches Sputnik 1, the first artificial satellite 1959 - Jack Kilby and Robert Noyce invent the silicon chip; Xerox introduces the first commercial copier 1962 - NASA launches the first privately built satellite; Nick Holonyak Jr. invents the first visible light LED 1963 - Digital Equipment Corporation introduces the minicomputer; Philips introduces the compact audio cassette 1965 - The first robotic exoskeleton for assisted walking is created; Stephanie Kwolek invents Kevlar 1966 - Marie Van Brittan Brown invents the first video home security system 1968 - Ivan Sutherland implements the first virtual reality system 1969 - The internet is created through the ARPANET network 1971 - Intel introduces the first microprocessor; Texas Instruments introduces the first pocket calculator 1972 - Landstat 1 creates the first comprehensive mapping of Earth 1973 - Xerox develops the first personal computer 1977 - The VHS video recorder is developed 1978 - The first human is born through in vitro fertilization (IVF) 1979 - Nippon launches the first 1G wireless network in Tokyo 1980 - Gerd Binnig and Heinrich Rohrer invent the scanning tunneling microscope (STM) 1981 - The mobile phone is invented 1982 - The compact disc player is developed 1983 - Apple introduces the Graphical User Interface (GUI); Bill Gates introduces Microsoft Windows; GPS technology is made available for civilian use; Charles Hull invents stereolithography 1984 - Carnegie Mellon University develops the first truly autonomous vehicles 1991 - Ann Tsukamoto identifies and isolates stem cells 1992 - Apple introduces the first PDA; Vodafone sends the first SMS text message, “Merry Christmas” 1994 - Jeff Bezos founds the first purely online retail company; Dan Kohn completes the world’s first secure credit card transaction over the internet 1995 - Gary Kremen launches Match. com, the first online dating service 1996 - Email communication is widely adopted; Scientists at the Roslin Institute in Scotland clone “Dolly” the sheep 1997 - AOL makes instant messaging available; Videophones are first used in business settings; IBM supercomputer Deep Blue defeats chess champion Garry Kasparov 1998 - Google is incorporated; MP3 files begin to be transmitted on the internet; Microvision introduces the virtual retina display; IBM introduces the first speech recognition software; The first high-definition television is sold 1999 - The first wearable continuous glucose monitoring system is approved by the FDA; The first human organ, a bladder, is artificially engineered using 3D printing; TiVo introduces time-shifting broadcast recording 2000 - The “ILOVEYOU” virus infects 50 million computers 2001 - Apple launches the iPod; The first artificial heart is implanted in a human; Capsule endoscopy technology is introduced 2002 - The birth control patch is first released in the United States 2003 - The U.S. government establishes the National Cyber Security Division; Skype launches videoconferencing applications 2004 - Mark Zuckerberg and fellow Harvard students launch Facebook 2005 - YouTube launches its video-sharing website; Scientists complete the first comprehensive comparison of the genetic blueprints of humans and chimpanzees 2006 - Amazon Web Services is launched; Twitter is introduced; Nintendo introduces motion sensor–controlled technology; The first commercial drone is permitted by the U.S. FAA; Food is 3D-printed for the first time 2007 - Apple introduces the iPhone; Amazon introduces Kindle 2008 - Blockchain is introduced for bitcoin transactions 2009 - Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer Doudna invent CRISPR; Google launches Waymo 2010 - Apple introduces the iPad; The first ever Uber trip is completed; Palmer Luckey completes his first VR headset prototype 2011 - Apple introduces Siri 2012 - The Higgs boson particle is discovered; Australian surgeons implant the world’s first bionic eye 2013 - The Apple App Store exceeds a million apps; The FDA approves the first retinal implant in the United States 2014 - A robotic lander built by the ESA makes the first soft landing on a comet 2015 - NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft reaches Pluto; PayPal’s Venmo reports 40 million annual users 2016 - The FDA approves the first artificial pancreas; AlphaGo defeats Lee Sedol at Go 2017 - SpaceX reuses a Falcon 9 rocket; Ericsson introduces support for the 5G network; Apple launches facial recognition on the iPhone X 2018 - Instagram reaches 1 billion monthly users 2019 - Astronomers release the first photo of a black hole; IBM unveils the first quantum computing system for commercial use; Israeli researchers print a 3D heart using human tissue 2020 - Zoom is downloaded a record 2.13 million times in a single day 2022 - OpenAI releases ChatGPT; The first full-color images from the James Webb Space Telescope are released; A robot performs laparoscopic surgery on a pig without human assistance. 2023 - Google releases Bard.
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Joshua L Berman@JoshuaLBerman·
“Shared adventures and shared adversity bound young people together…..which prepared them to master bigger challenges and larger groups later on. And then we changed childhood.” theatlantic.com/technology/arc…
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Joshua L Berman@JoshuaLBerman·
One of the most underrated skills in 2024: Strategic ignorance. 

Mute everyone online who doesn't do at least one of the following: • Teach you something new • Make you laugh • Want to see them in the next 6 months
George Mack@george__mack

The Modern Paradox: Why are people not getting happier as quality of life increases? Some thoughts on envy: 1. Happiness = Quality of life - Envy 2. "A rich man is anyone who earns more than his wife's sister's husband" 3. Russian proverb: Farmer finds a magic lamp. He rubs it and a genie appears who promises him one wish. The farmer thinks for a moment and says: "My neighbour has a cow. I don't have a cow. I wish my neighbours cow dies" 4. 21 year old males contrast dial used to be the most popular guy they've met. The contrast dial is now the apex meme online: 18 year old "crypto dropshipping millionaire" on TikTok that is driving a rented Lamborghini through Miami 5. 21 year old girls contrast dial used to be the most popular girl they've met. The contrast dial is now the apex meme online: 21 year old Instagram model with 10 million followers, and a sprinkle of 0.1% genetics, plastic surgery and augmented reality filters. 6. The bragging razor: If someone brags about their success or happiness, assume it’s half what they claim. If someone downplays their success or happiness, assume it’s double what they claim.The map is not the terrain. 7. One of the most underrated skills in 2024: Strategic ignorance. Mute everyone online who doesn't do at least one of the following: • Teach you something new • Make you laugh • Want to see them in the next 6 months Envy will begin to also massively decrease. 8. If you see people having incredible experiences on Instagram -- it's easy to get envious. If you see people having incredible experiences whilst on their phone updating their Instagram -- you feel sorry for them. Zoom out and remember how the sausage is made. 9. If envy makes you improve yourself and not resent the other person -- it's not envy, it's inspiration. Do not confuse the two. 10. Envy is a negative sum game where the envious holds a burning rock in their hand until they can no longer take it anymore -- and throws the rock through the window of the people they envy. Everyone involved loses. 11. If you flash your riches online for the world to see - you rarely attract the people that matter. Instead, you attract armed criminals, gold diggers and people that want to see you fail. 12. "Envy is a really stupid sin because it’s the only one you could never possibly have any fun at. There’s a lot of pain and no fun." - Munger

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Joshua L Berman@JoshuaLBerman·
Absolutely insane.
OpenAI@OpenAI

Introducing Sora, our text-to-video model. Sora can create videos of up to 60 seconds featuring highly detailed scenes, complex camera motion, and multiple characters with vibrant emotions. openai.com/sora Prompt: “Beautiful, snowy Tokyo city is bustling. The camera moves through the bustling city street, following several people enjoying the beautiful snowy weather and shopping at nearby stalls. Gorgeous sakura petals are flying through the wind along with snowflakes.”

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Clint Murphy
Clint Murphy@IAmClintMurphy·
• The Doubling Dollar Before you look at the answer, If I offered you $1 billion today, or $10 on July 1st and doubled it every day through July 31st, What would you choose to have? The average person would take $1 billion. They'd be wrong.
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Trung Phan
Trung Phan@TrungTPhan·
Taylor Swift’s “Eras” tour is doing insane numbers and is on pace to be the first to gross $1 billion. Her take-home profit will be $500m+.
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