All in the MedAngle Super App - literally everything a future doctor needs in one place. 100k+ users, 150m+ questions solved, tens of billions of seconds spent studying smarter

https://medangle.com

The ruby::box thing looks pretty interesting, from a cursory glance you can run two simultaneous versions of something like a feature or rollout much more conveniently.

Also being able to do

  if condition1
     && condition2
    ...
  end

Good start to the morning.

M5 Ultra/M5 Extreme/M5 Super?

I also wonder why they have not been acquired yet. Or is it intentional?

I will say, their pricing and deployment strategy is a bit murky and unclear. Paying $1500-$10,000 per month plus usage costs? I'm assuming that it has to do with chasing and optimizing for higher value contracts and deeper-pocketed customers, hence the minimum monthly spend that they require.

I'm not claiming to be an expert, but as a CEO/CTO, there were other providers in the market that had relatively comparable inference speed (obviously Cerebras is #1), easier onboarding, better response from people that worked there (all of my experience with Cerebras have been days/weeks late or simply ignored). IMHO, if Cerebras wants to gain more mindshare, they'll have to look into this aspect.

AI is going to augment radiologists first, and eventually, it will start to replace them. And existing radiologists will transition into stuff like interventional radiology or whatever new areas will come into the picture in the future.

Fwiw, not a knock against CF. I like their products, mostly simple, fair pricing, etc. Just a bit unfortunate commentary on the state of email infra on the internet.

I dunno, I just find that a little bit cool and interesting.

Google is about to break even further away in the LLM race with this move, seeing as they will be getting an absolutely, supremely stunning amount of regular and novel data 24/7. Not everyone uses dedicated LLM interfaces, but more people I know use Google search. As Google === Search for so many.

Nevertheless, it is an business savvy move to make, considering the recent ruling by the judge to not force Google to split apart or break up its business w/r/t to Chrome.

Just wanted to understand your point.

My startup is called MedAngle, and we'd love to get medan.gle, but it just left a sour taste in my mouth. Some of these processes are giant black boxes.