Amin Bemanian MD PhD
@aminsense.bsky.social
Pediatric Infectious Disease Fellow at Seattle Children’s/University of Washington. Geospatial epidemiologist. Studying geographic patterns of virus transmission and spread at the Fred Hutch
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http://www.rhozero.net
Overall I really hope this paradigm catches on more, because for finding specific studies and case reports to put in consult notes this is way more helpful than a blurb that I have to double check the accuracy of later. Similarly, for research this is a way better way for me to review prior work.
November 24, 2025 at 6:07 PM
Overall I really hope this paradigm catches on more, because for finding specific studies and case reports to put in consult notes this is way more helpful than a blurb that I have to double check the accuracy of later. Similarly, for research this is a way better way for me to review prior work.
Here's an example about me asking about using penicillins in ESBL-Es with susceptibility data (i.e. a classic consult question). OpenEvidence does a good job of summarizing guidelines and then putting citations at the bottom but Scholar's approach is definitely more "literature forward".
November 24, 2025 at 6:07 PM
Here's an example about me asking about using penicillins in ESBL-Es with susceptibility data (i.e. a classic consult question). OpenEvidence does a good job of summarizing guidelines and then putting citations at the bottom but Scholar's approach is definitely more "literature forward".
Instead of trying to answer a question with a summary, it uses AI to breakdown natural language questions into relevant queries, searches them across scholar and then provides the papers/articles with a blurb about why it picked the article.
November 24, 2025 at 6:07 PM
Instead of trying to answer a question with a summary, it uses AI to breakdown natural language questions into relevant queries, searches them across scholar and then provides the papers/articles with a blurb about why it picked the article.
“Hey! You might be wondering how I got caught up in this situation… well it’s a funny story”
August 25, 2025 at 2:10 AM
“Hey! You might be wondering how I got caught up in this situation… well it’s a funny story”
What’s even weirder is it at first got it wrong for me and then when I clicked “AI mode” it got it right.
May 29, 2025 at 10:43 PM
What’s even weirder is it at first got it wrong for me and then when I clicked “AI mode” it got it right.
It is unclear what this recommendation change will mean for those family members who want to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Insurers typically rely on CDC and ACIP recommendations to decide whether or not they will cover vaccinations. This change could become a barrier for those families.
May 28, 2025 at 6:02 PM
It is unclear what this recommendation change will mean for those family members who want to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Insurers typically rely on CDC and ACIP recommendations to decide whether or not they will cover vaccinations. This change could become a barrier for those families.
Apparently! It definitely also thought Adams was St Helens at first and thought the photos were taken from Hood…
April 29, 2025 at 6:37 AM
Apparently! It definitely also thought Adams was St Helens at first and thought the photos were taken from Hood…
That being said, it’s definitely not perfect. I gave it photos of Rainier, Adams, and Hood that I took from St Helens and asked it to figure out where I took it from. It got stuck debating if Hood was Jefferson and timed out twice.
April 29, 2025 at 6:26 AM
That being said, it’s definitely not perfect. I gave it photos of Rainier, Adams, and Hood that I took from St Helens and asked it to figure out where I took it from. It got stuck debating if Hood was Jefferson and timed out twice.
I tried to test it with some hiking pictures and it’s interesting what you can push it to do. I gave it the first pic which it easily realized was Mt Ruapehlu and then asked it to try to figure out what lens I was using. It’s guess was fairly accurate (really was 50 mm but I cropped the picture)
April 29, 2025 at 5:48 AM
I tried to test it with some hiking pictures and it’s interesting what you can push it to do. I gave it the first pic which it easily realized was Mt Ruapehlu and then asked it to try to figure out what lens I was using. It’s guess was fairly accurate (really was 50 mm but I cropped the picture)
They miswrote the editors name in the Dear line even though they had correct in the address and just struck it out with a pen. Clearly editing is not their strong suit
April 18, 2025 at 9:55 PM
They miswrote the editors name in the Dear line even though they had correct in the address and just struck it out with a pen. Clearly editing is not their strong suit
Mission Control (F3) will be your new best friend if you have a lot of windows open, especially multiple windows of the same application. Cmd-tab doesn’t cycle through different windows of the same program in the same way as alt-tab does and you have to use Cmd + ` instead.
March 29, 2025 at 7:07 AM
Mission Control (F3) will be your new best friend if you have a lot of windows open, especially multiple windows of the same application. Cmd-tab doesn’t cycle through different windows of the same program in the same way as alt-tab does and you have to use Cmd + ` instead.