First up: Alexander Gibson @alexdgibson.bsky.social: Poor Data Provenance in Published Clinical Prediction Model Research.
I was seriously concerned about some of the Kaggle Datasets - those on stroke and diabetes raised concerns about data being fake.
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And if I do need to learn something new I just go to the documentation of the function/package. I trust the devs more than an LLM at this point in time.

I feel the time taken to specifically explain what I want the output code to be from an LLM to be, could be spent just writing the code. Maybe I’m not great at prompting?

I’ve basically never use them. Every time I have tried to use LLMs for coding it hasn’t output what I’m after. Nearly always have to make major changes that anecdotally take longer than if I were to write the code from scratch.

Fineee, I’ll add another to my long tbr list

Thanks for the add and kind words :) appreciate it Andrew

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