Bart Collet

Are you building the next big thing? SXSW Pitch applications close in 10 days, on Friday 13 November. If you're a founder with an idea ready for a bigger stage, this is your invitation to apply. Finalists pitch to a panel of industry experts, early adopters and investors in Austin on 16-17 March 2027. Healthcare founders: there is a dedicated Life Sciences, Healthcare & AssistiveTech category. Eligibility: launched after 1 January 2024 and under $10M raised. Know a startup we should see? Tag them or share this post with them. cart.sxsw.com/products/accel…

My theory is that you first have to spend (invest) heavily before you can cut costs drastically. The valley of spend categorised by experimentation, building, failures, grinding, learning (incl unlearning), ... expensive but fun 🤪

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question for @herdrdev and @NousResearch : How can i keep track of the kanban progress in Herdr? Can't get a decent result apart from a small script that i've open in a tab.

😭😭 no #gtlc this year #injury #trailrunning

Anderzijds: nood breekt cordon?

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Slowly recovering #running

OMNI, a 10-domain rubric (Accuracy, Safety, Recognizes Uncertainty, Completeness, Communicates Clearly, Empathetic, Context Aware, Referencing, Follows Instructions and Avoids Coerciveness) scored on 4-point Likert scales, built for health professionals to evaluate generative AI outputs. In a four-scenario pilot, assessors produced 9,600 domain-level ratings and 4,010 qualitative comments, with mean pairwise agreement on the 4-point scale ranging from 30.8 to 53.4 per cent, rising to 59.3 to 79.6 per cent once collapsed into broad agreement categories. jmir.org/2026/1/e100531

The Handover #12: human oversight is not a safety net. A meta-analysis finds clinicians catch fewer AI errors than we assume. Also: an angiogram simulator, an ST4 rotation map and a SNOMED coding aid. cliniciansthatcode.com/brief…