天空вℓσи∂ @skyblond@qoto.org

I noticed the Bard is much better than ChatGPT.

I sent my MRI report to both ChatGPT and Bard. ChatGPT need a text input so I copied the text. Then it keep repeat what the report said and keep asking me to chat with a real doctor.

Bard in the other hand, can automatically detect the photo of the report and capture the points.It explained some image description and conclusion to me, also made some suggestions.

No matter it's correct or not, I know it's not offcial comment from doctors so I know not to 100% follow it. But at least Google's bard gives me something I want.

Also a fun fact. I sent some of my MRI images to bard and it immediately removed the image. Looks like Google is actively trying to avoid giving professional medial advises.

While I can't walk after the crash, I purchased a radio, a rtl sdr and a loop antenna for my friend. To let me have something to do, also to introduce ham radio to my friend.

Now I can expect my friend get his first ham license in 3 months

Before the crash I was riding my bike. After it I was under the bike.

My friend got a conclusion that my bike secretly used a uno reverse card.

Waiting for the MRI. I thought I was ok, but apparently my left knee has a different opinion.

Waiting my body to fix itself, and noticed tailscale got a new price model.

I remember the old one is annually billed for individuals but the new one is subscription based for everyone. But, they have first 3 users free for all plans! Which means I as an individual can enjoy the premium plan for free! That's super amazing!

Now I highly recommend everyone to give a try for tailscale, a VPN solution based on wireguard and with more services, out of the box.

Forgot to mention, my head never touched the ground. Otherwise I might not be able to write this toot right now.

The gravel leaves a lot of cuts on my skin. Not a pleasant way to get hurt.

Quick update: I traveled to Yunnan, bought a new mountain bike, and then crashed one day later.

Might be the worst crash ever. A hole stopped the front wheel during the downhill, and naturally, i get thrown out. My glasses and Casio watch died. The watch saved my left hand by sacrificing itself.

My right hand is not that lucky. The palm gets damaged. Also the left knee. My right leg stuck with the bike and lucky didn't break my bone. Thus, the right leg is fine. The left knee hit the ground and stopped me with my right hand. Currently it's hurt, but it should be fine, I guess. I think I need an MRI to check the soft tissue.

Never expected this crash when planning my trip and never expected my first time using a crutch.

And... in case you want to know, the bike received almost no damage, not even a scratch on the painting.

https://youtu.be/Lxo6l_whDeE?si=Khfs7JWRjYKCkTiw