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There has been an explosion in the availability of AI tools that help automatically create clinical notes for doctors and other health practitioners. We give a high level overview of how many of these systems are built to help doctors and other clinicians understand what they are using.
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In this short post we will take a peek at how values can be compared and sorted in Elm, with the goal of sorting a List of records using multiple criteria.
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At Stacktrace, we believe that Machine Learning (ML) is critical to improving healthcare delivery. One area that is ripe for improvement is automating the extraction of information from text documents, a task that has been intractable to software and expensive and laborious for humans.
Read moreHere at Stacktrace, our team have been working our way through the incredible Haskell data61 course. Last week we started working on the applicative instance for compose, and boy, it is much harder to implement than you might expect.
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In order to understand a lot of the following you'll first need some familiarity with Haskell syntax and be somewhat comfortable with what a Functor is. Why learn about lenses? Because every time I've seen lenses in action it's looked like wizardry.
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A colleague of mine was investigating a peculiar bug within a separate company's codebase. They needed to observe the bug in staging, and got to the point where console.log was the best/only approach.
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I recently had the need to host a script separately from the bundle of the main app I was working on. This script was to be included on any given webpage along with some configuration to embed an iframe containing a separate app within it.
Read moreOften times you can get quite a lot of payoff by defining some key contracts / callbacks that lots of functions can use to achieve an overall goal in an extensible way.
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