Jose Garcia
@joseggarcia.bsky.social
Digital Health. AI in Oncology. I write, code games and listen to my girlfriend DJing progressive/organic and melodic house.
In my house, I wear the apron.
Her music:
https://www.mixcloud.com/IngiStyles/
In my house, I wear the apron.
Her music:
https://www.mixcloud.com/IngiStyles/
It's the lighting. Ideally you want soft diffuse light hitting your face. Instead you've got a sharp light hitting the top your head, casting your face in shadow.
November 10, 2025 at 8:56 PM
It's the lighting. Ideally you want soft diffuse light hitting your face. Instead you've got a sharp light hitting the top your head, casting your face in shadow.
Spain is the turtle who hasn't realized its overtaken the hare in the race.
November 10, 2025 at 7:06 PM
Spain is the turtle who hasn't realized its overtaken the hare in the race.
"Aqui estamos"
Here we are. Perhaps the most quintessentially Spanish saying that encapsulates the stoicism that Spain adopted when the last vestiges of empire crumbled to dust.
Here we are. Perhaps the most quintessentially Spanish saying that encapsulates the stoicism that Spain adopted when the last vestiges of empire crumbled to dust.
November 10, 2025 at 7:02 PM
"Aqui estamos"
Here we are. Perhaps the most quintessentially Spanish saying that encapsulates the stoicism that Spain adopted when the last vestiges of empire crumbled to dust.
Here we are. Perhaps the most quintessentially Spanish saying that encapsulates the stoicism that Spain adopted when the last vestiges of empire crumbled to dust.
A political culture that doesn't scrap long term planning and investments after every election has its advantages.
November 10, 2025 at 12:05 PM
A political culture that doesn't scrap long term planning and investments after every election has its advantages.
I think this may come to be seen as a Suez crisis turning point for the USA
November 9, 2025 at 4:42 PM
I think this may come to be seen as a Suez crisis turning point for the USA
It's a big mistake in my opinion. Sad to see.
November 9, 2025 at 12:22 PM
It's a big mistake in my opinion. Sad to see.
There's a seeming paradox. Orgs need transparency and explainability of how these models work but trying to open those doors compromises security and privacy.
November 9, 2025 at 9:02 AM
There's a seeming paradox. Orgs need transparency and explainability of how these models work but trying to open those doors compromises security and privacy.
American healthcare is notoriously hard to reform, most attempts to do so just make it worse.
Except for its public health institutions which were world class.
Except for its public health institutions which were world class.
November 8, 2025 at 9:38 PM
American healthcare is notoriously hard to reform, most attempts to do so just make it worse.
Except for its public health institutions which were world class.
Except for its public health institutions which were world class.
They were hoping for a moat but they got a bucket with a hole in the bottom.
New entrants are matching their performance and are unencumbered by debt.
And there's no switching cost, most companies that use AI have model agnostic architecture.
I suspect the data centres will change ownership.
New entrants are matching their performance and are unencumbered by debt.
And there's no switching cost, most companies that use AI have model agnostic architecture.
I suspect the data centres will change ownership.
November 8, 2025 at 9:28 PM
They were hoping for a moat but they got a bucket with a hole in the bottom.
New entrants are matching their performance and are unencumbered by debt.
And there's no switching cost, most companies that use AI have model agnostic architecture.
I suspect the data centres will change ownership.
New entrants are matching their performance and are unencumbered by debt.
And there's no switching cost, most companies that use AI have model agnostic architecture.
I suspect the data centres will change ownership.
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I met someone via LinkedIn (I work in digital health) and had a zoom meeting with her. This was earlier in the year. She was convinced ChatGpt was a god and that she had made several incredible scientific discoveries because it told her so. She seemed like a good person recently turned mad.
November 8, 2025 at 3:23 PM
I met someone via LinkedIn (I work in digital health) and had a zoom meeting with her. This was earlier in the year. She was convinced ChatGpt was a god and that she had made several incredible scientific discoveries because it told her so. She seemed like a good person recently turned mad.
I met someone via LinkedIn (I work in digital health) and had a zoom meeting with her. This was earlier in the year. She was convinced ChatGpt was a god and that she had made several incredible scientific discoveries because it told her so. She seemed like a good person recently turned mad.
November 8, 2025 at 3:23 PM
I met someone via LinkedIn (I work in digital health) and had a zoom meeting with her. This was earlier in the year. She was convinced ChatGpt was a god and that she had made several incredible scientific discoveries because it told her so. She seemed like a good person recently turned mad.
I've heard it said that Russian culture has an element of mysticism to it, that it must endure profound suffering to achieve its destiny.
November 8, 2025 at 3:10 PM
I've heard it said that Russian culture has an element of mysticism to it, that it must endure profound suffering to achieve its destiny.
ChatGpt is good for what it is but nobody needs to pay more for it, there are plenty of models just as good that are less expensive. ChatGpt has brand recognition but you can't squeeze a trillion dollars out of that.
November 8, 2025 at 3:06 PM
ChatGpt is good for what it is but nobody needs to pay more for it, there are plenty of models just as good that are less expensive. ChatGpt has brand recognition but you can't squeeze a trillion dollars out of that.
There was a belief that hyperscaling would lead to market dominance in much the same way that Google dominates search. The language persists even though few insiders believe in it anymore.
November 8, 2025 at 2:51 PM
There was a belief that hyperscaling would lead to market dominance in much the same way that Google dominates search. The language persists even though few insiders believe in it anymore.
Geospatial rivals healthcare for the sheer volume of data collected.
There are some plucky innovators in this space doing amazing things with AI to little fanfare or funding interspersed with a few giants.
There are some plucky innovators in this space doing amazing things with AI to little fanfare or funding interspersed with a few giants.
November 8, 2025 at 9:11 AM
Geospatial rivals healthcare for the sheer volume of data collected.
There are some plucky innovators in this space doing amazing things with AI to little fanfare or funding interspersed with a few giants.
There are some plucky innovators in this space doing amazing things with AI to little fanfare or funding interspersed with a few giants.
This rings true. On the surface it's 99.9% memes but there's something beneath that the transhumanist philosophers that inform the nerd Reich to name but a few.
November 7, 2025 at 9:14 PM
This rings true. On the surface it's 99.9% memes but there's something beneath that the transhumanist philosophers that inform the nerd Reich to name but a few.
The far right won power in the Valencia regional government. They triumphantly took down pride flags from government buildings and brought back bullfighting then got stuck, immediately mired in scandal.
November 7, 2025 at 7:11 PM
The far right won power in the Valencia regional government. They triumphantly took down pride flags from government buildings and brought back bullfighting then got stuck, immediately mired in scandal.
I saw a clip of him speaking on a podcast pretending not to know what Cocaine was.
Intellectually I know it was a bald faced lie but I found him believable and likeable. I think if I watched hours of stuff like that I couldn't help but like him.
His ability to manipulate people is off the charts.
Intellectually I know it was a bald faced lie but I found him believable and likeable. I think if I watched hours of stuff like that I couldn't help but like him.
His ability to manipulate people is off the charts.
November 7, 2025 at 3:20 PM
I saw a clip of him speaking on a podcast pretending not to know what Cocaine was.
Intellectually I know it was a bald faced lie but I found him believable and likeable. I think if I watched hours of stuff like that I couldn't help but like him.
His ability to manipulate people is off the charts.
Intellectually I know it was a bald faced lie but I found him believable and likeable. I think if I watched hours of stuff like that I couldn't help but like him.
His ability to manipulate people is off the charts.
In hindsight it may have been a mistake to invade the country with the best drone software engineers on the planet at the onset of the drone age.
November 7, 2025 at 2:53 PM
In hindsight it may have been a mistake to invade the country with the best drone software engineers on the planet at the onset of the drone age.
I'm old enough to remember Romney being dogged by a libertarian who was white supremacist adjacent with loony ideas. The field was flooded with cranks when Trump joined in consolidated them all under him.
November 7, 2025 at 1:59 PM
I'm old enough to remember Romney being dogged by a libertarian who was white supremacist adjacent with loony ideas. The field was flooded with cranks when Trump joined in consolidated them all under him.
In 2008 the players were bean counters. Now the players are off their rockers.
November 7, 2025 at 11:23 AM
In 2008 the players were bean counters. Now the players are off their rockers.
Brexit has been one of those false grails in Indiana Jones 3, every political leader that has grasped it has whithered to dust. I imagine that might douse the ambitions of aspirants across the channel.
Better to aspire to be the next Orban than the next Boris Johnson.
Better to aspire to be the next Orban than the next Boris Johnson.
November 7, 2025 at 11:17 AM
Brexit has been one of those false grails in Indiana Jones 3, every political leader that has grasped it has whithered to dust. I imagine that might douse the ambitions of aspirants across the channel.
Better to aspire to be the next Orban than the next Boris Johnson.
Better to aspire to be the next Orban than the next Boris Johnson.
It's like a commision only sales job where you get 12% of what you sell but only if you hit a target of 7 trillion.
November 7, 2025 at 9:32 AM
It's like a commision only sales job where you get 12% of what you sell but only if you hit a target of 7 trillion.
I could be wrong but the fine print on the offer suggests to me that it will never be paid out.
November 7, 2025 at 8:33 AM
I could be wrong but the fine print on the offer suggests to me that it will never be paid out.