I write at Donuts with Chopsticks on Substack.
Declared eliminated in 2000, measles is now spreading through under-vaccinated counties across 47 jurisdictions. The story zooms from sixty years of data down to the counties, the towns, and the local reporting.
Every ontology concept becomes one yes/no question. 643,520 calibrated answers over 20 PubMed abstracts in 11.6 minutes for $2.41 — plus a crosswalk against curated OMIM/HPO records and fill-in candidates for what they lack.
The power unit alone, and the same engine in a package — a wireframe F1 car where every part is a member of the clinical team. Engines don’t win championships; packages do.
Healthcare AI benchmarks are saturated, and the evaluation that answers “does this help?” looks like product analytics — in private.
Five things true at once — and the visit clock: put every effort on one timeline and the coverage gap is visible.
Capability benchmarks are saturated; the evaluation that answers “does this help?” looks like product analytics, and it happens in private.
Ontologies as data poetry — reasoning over biomedical knowledge graphs in Python, landing on a rare-disease example.