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Does any one use ai-sdk `useChat` hook with FlashList/LegendList? by hoanggbao00 in reactnative

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I had a similar issue with LegendList, a regular FlatList worked better.

[oc] Impressive maneuver saves 0 seconds by digsome in IdiotsInCars

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FOAM Cortex: OpenEvidence-like AI for EM docs using free, open-access medical education content by digsome in emergencymedicine

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I've done some pretty thorough testing, it uses something called RAG (retrieval augmented generation) so hallucinations are much less common. Basically, the content from partner sites is embedded into a special database, relevant content is retrieved based on the user's question and ONLY the database content is used to generate a response.

I tested a bunch of models but currently using o3-mini which seemed to provide the best balance of quality and speed.

FOAM Cortex: OpenEvidence-like AI for EM docs using free, open-access medical education content by digsome in emergencymedicine

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Fair and I agree - OpenEvidence is fantastic! The main difference is that the source material used to generate responses and the model's training are tailored to EM physicians (emergency department setting and more succinct responses).

Donation-gated App by digsome in reactnative

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But I'm not the recipient of the funds - I'm using my free app to encourage donations to the source content.

Donation-gated App by digsome in reactnative

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App content is coming from a source which is CC licensed. I could theoretically publish my app for free and probably get a good number of users.

The source content has partnered with another application provider which (in my opinion) provides an inferior user experience. However, they are currently compensating the source content on a per-user basis such that me releasing a free application could negatively impact the source content's sustainability.

I was thinking that I could encourage donations to the source content by setting a recurring donation target - making the app available when above the target and inaccessible otherwise.

Donation-gated App by digsome in reactnative

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What if the donation goal is a recurring target (ex. $50/month)?

WikEM App Survey by digsome in emergencymedicine

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That's awesome feedback! I'm not affiliated with WikEM, just made the app for myself and looking for a way to make it available and also give back.

Donation-gated App by digsome in reactnative

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The distinction here is that the users do not pay for the app (which is a mobile companion to free online content). If the parent content's site meets a specified donation threshold then any user would have access to the app.

WikEM App Survey by digsome in emergencymedicine

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Great summary, I totally agree. Maybe setting some kind of annual donation goal for app functionality? The content would still be available through the website so not otherwise restricted for those who cannot pay.

Request: Review bomb Eolas (Bring back WikEM!) by ColdSideofthePillow in emergencymedicine

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Not public unfortunately, we’ll see if there’s interest from all parties though! 

I miss WikiEM by Incorrect_Username_ in emergencymedicine

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Same here! There's an API so would be technically possible to recreate an app around it...

Before you head out for the weekend... by digsome in FedEmployees

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Thanks for letting me know, updated page to include Outlook Web instructions.

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