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Assessing the capability of large language models in answering pediatric critical care board-style questions

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By Daniela Chanci, Ronald Moore, Henry P. Foote, Matthew Goldstein , Karan Kumar, Alexandre T. Rotta, Christoph P. Hornik, Monica Alvarez, Mónica Álvarez, Andrew Brown, Margot Johnson, Rishikesan Kamaleswaran, Marybeth Burriss-West, Makenzie Hamilton, Noah Stanco
| Nature
Abstract The potential of Large Language Models (LLMs) in medicine is often linked to massive, resource-intensive models. However, their practical application in specialized fields like pediatric critical care requires exploring the capability of more efficient, locally-deployable open-source alternatives.
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The sale doesn’t end at purchase—it begins there

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By Karan Kumar
| Afaqs!
The most dangerous assumption in business is believing that trust is earned when someone buys. It isn't. A purchase merely reveals how much trust a customer is willing to extend in that moment. What happens afterwards determines whether that trust deepens, survives, or quietly begins to erode. Nowhere is this more visible than in real estate, where organisations often celebrate the moment of sale while customers are only arriving at the point where expectation begins encountering reality.
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Enterprise Architecture Diagrams That Actually Scale

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By Karan Kumar
| DEV Community
Your service is down. Latency spiked to 30 seconds. You pull up the architecture wiki, desperate to trace the failure path, and find... a messy Visio death-star from 2019. Zero boundaries. Arrows crossing everywhere. No data flows labeled. You are flying blind. Table of Contents The Blast Radius Diagram Key Takeaways Here is why most enterprise architecture diagrams fail you in a crisis—and how to build visual workflows that actually save you when things break. Most architecture diagrams are garbage.
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