Edward Raff

we joke in the ER that “chief complaints come in threes” so after two people came in after slipping/falling on ice i was like “okay who’s next” but a third never came in anyways i got off shift, walked to my car, and i

Claude is the perfect complement for me: Whenever I have a question I can't answer, I ask Claude, and it gives me the perfect answer every time. But as soon as I ask Claude something I do know, the answer is usually horseshit.

PhD student doing internship in a company. The internship leads to a paper, accepted at conference. In YOUR experience, does the company pay for the registration + trip? Not asking if the company SHOULD pay, I'm trying to understand what the trend is

Issue 4: Table 6 studies the effect of cluster size on patent quality, measured using citations. M21 claims to use log citations, but the code actually does log(y+0.00001). When I use log(y+1) or Poisson, the effect switches from positive to negative. 8/

Claude Code seemingly has little to no guardrails right now compared to Codex. From getting it to run offensive security engagements on arbitrary endpoints, to asking it to code purposefully vulnerable web apps for training, it will often just go do it without a fuss. 🤯

Issue 4: Table 6 studies the effect of cluster size on patent quality, measured using citations. M21 claims to use log citations, but the code actually does log(y+0.00001). When I use log(y+1) or Poisson, the effect switches from positive to negative. 8/

AI should allow med schools to rethink whether 4 years is still necessary for med school. If students can focus more on clinical practice and less on memorizing the Krebs cycle and molecular bio, many programs could eliminate a year, reducing both costs and physician shortages.