It uses medgemma 4B for analyzing medical images and generating diagnostic insights and reports, ofc must be used by caution, its not for real diagnostics, can be something to have another view maybe.

Currently, it supports chat and report generation, but I'm stuck on what other features to add beyond these. Also experimenting with integrating the 27B model, even with 4bit quantization, looks better than 4b.

On another side, I really like the experience of coding with GitHub Copilot. It suggests code directly in your editor without needing to switch tabs or ask separately. It feels much more natural and faster than having to switch tabs and request changes from an AI, which can slow down the coding process.

> Be kind first, be right later.

Being kind is good, we should not forget to stand up for what you believe.

> People care more about stories than facts.

It doesn't feel virtuous, in the end, what's true matters more than stories.

> Think of yourself as the person you want to be, not the person you are.

It's good to know who you really are, not just who you want to be.

> Surround yourself with people who are passionate about their work.

Being passionate doesn't always mean it's good. Even a passionate slave is still a slave.

there is a very thin line between a pyramid/ponzi scheme and a generous affiliate program.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyramid_scheme

- I remember suddenly, we couldn't be able to connect because of a bug in a new release. Tunnel extension was updating itself automatically. I lost a working day to solve it, before realizing the issue.

- Interestingly its getting slower after working some hours, works ok after reset.

- Working on projects with 100+ files was slow, even opening a folder was very laggy.

- I use jupyter notebooks daily but heavy, its turning out to impossible to work with heavy notebooks.

Maybe most of the issues are fixed now, I don't know the current situation. If the problems will be solved, it's definitely a tool that I will use for my all dev stack.

I believe this issue extends beyond the scope of those without CS degrees; it also affects developers who have spent time working at small startups that haven't significantly scaled. If you haven't had the opportunity to work on large-scale projects, you might lack impressive accomplishments or credentials to showcase. This issue can compound over time, leaving you stuck in positions that are less rewarding than even mediocre jobs, regardless of your true capabilities or the quality of your work.

Some people say that you can build open source projects or build products to show what you have. Balancing such efforts with a full-time job can be challenging, as these undertakings can consume most, if not all, of your free time. This creates a vicious cycle where you're continuously overextending yourself just to prove your worth. It's a demanding situation that can impact both your professional and personal life.