Dan Buckland

Dan Buckland

@danbuckland.me

Professional: Emergency Medicine and Engineering, some human spaceflight research Location: Madison, WI

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In theory this would be the type of model that can start making bedside prediction in clinical workflows

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Introducing Clairic, from Cloudflare. A System One extraction modeI, capable of extracting, computing, estimating, and forecasting data from unstructured inputs. https://cfl.re/3UcTaMP

What quadrant am I in if I already thought AI was an unhelpful way to describe LLMs and Generative tech but using SI doesn't fix any of the existing problems and makes some of them worse

Feeling like the blood lady movie is a genuine cultural moment but not sure how I find 3+ hours to watch it in a theater in the next month.

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Six months have passed since the #ArtemisII mission and NASA has just released the reentry video from the Orion capsule! Here is a timelapse of the reentry, but be sure to check out the realtime version linked below! 🔭🧪

My contribution to the misdirected Hawks anger discourse: in the mid 80s Harry the Hawk was holding me courtside for some jumbotron thing, but apparently too close to the court and Wilkens ran into us. Family lore is that I reported "Dominique said a bad word" when returned to my parents.

As a long time member of the Aerospace Medical Association (not on Bsky), who have been big advocates for flight crew mental health recently, I'd like to see AsMA respond to this characterization.

FactPost@factpostnews.bsky.social

Tommy Tuberville: Many airline pilots, flight attendants, and air traffic controllers are part of the furry community. It's terrifying.

I (entirely coincidentally) had this exact outfit on today when I did a coffee run

The Onion@theonion.com

Mr. Autumn Man Walking Down Street With Cup Of Coffee, Wearing Sweater Over Plaid Collared Shirt https://theonion.com/mr-autumn-man-walking-down-street-with-cup-of-coffee-1819574012/

It's a good study, but with the caveat that the conclusion that cardiac deconditioning won't be an issue on a Mars flight isn't valid without the assumption that crew get as much aerobic exercise as they currently do on ISS, which is probably not going to happen.

STAT@statnews.com

If humans journey to Mars in 2035, exercise will be critical to keeping their hearts strong in microgravity. www.statnews.com/2026/09/15/h...

20 years ago this week, in the Red Sox same-day ticket line, I met my (now) wife. Even though we haven't been together the whole time I know I've thought about her at least once a day for the last 2 decades and I'm looking forward to doing so for many more.

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