Miguel Raimundo @mglraimundo

ophthalmologist, geek, anterior segment surgery (https://t.co/qhRk6lpwHf) and neuro-ophth, @ESCRS IOL Calculator, creator of https://t.co/Y93NTDA5RM mraimundo.com Coimbra Joined April 2009

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Miguel Raimundo @mglraimundo

a week ago

@GestaltU @chuckcode @GeminiApp @OpenAI Having the same issue…it just kills my app interactivity and even the retry logic is not enough.

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ol’ stocky ⛳️ @oldstocky

2 weeks ago

When the email says “any update on this?” and the update is I forgot it existed

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Nilisha Mantri @nilishamantri_

2 weeks ago

Work-life balance is mostly a privilege of people who have learned to leave work unfinished without feeling guilty.

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Miguel Raimundo @mglraimundo

2 weeks ago

@LyalinDotCom I still end up using OpenRouter for Gemini calls because it’s more reliable than Google’s own API.

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Miguel Raimundo @mglraimundo

4 weeks ago

@_philschmid For context it's a vision-based medical API with thousands of users (ophthalmologists) per day! Would love to have this friction solved...

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@_philschmid Not having the greatest experience with the (paid) Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform, lots of clustered 504 (5% of my project requests) even with pacing/retries/fallbacks. Provisioned capacity is outside my budget. Love the model though!

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François Chollet @fchollet

a month ago

If there really is a high chance of AI leading to the extinction of humanity within years/decades, then the only rational stance towards safety monitoring and research pacing should be stringent, top-down government involvement and universally ratified international treaties. Similar to what we have been doing for a long time with nuclear energy and nuclear weapons non-proliferation. If that's not what we're doing, then we must infer that the risk isn't being seriously considered by anyone involved. There are only two options that make sense here: 1. The near-term species extinction risk is real and we are taking it seriously, with maximally heavy-handed regulation. 2. The extinction risk isn't real, actual risks are mild, so we're only pursuing mild safety measures and self-certification. But you cannot say "yes this is likely to end humanity in your lifetime, and we're going to completely wing it." That is simply not rational.

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ESCRS @ESCRSofficial

a month ago

The #ESCRS2026 Main Symposium on Cataract Surgery in Complex Eyes (including cornea and ocular surface) has started in Victoria Room 1/2. Don't miss this indepth debate-style session taking place from 17:00 - 19:00 led by chairs Andreia Rosa and Chris Leak, and conclude your first day of #ESCRSLondon with high-level learning and knowledge exchange.

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Alex Hunt @huntie

a month ago

Probably the most visually useful slide for why the iPhone Duo UI is reconfigured

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Miguel Raimundo @mglraimundo

a month ago

BiomAPI.com is now live! Automated extraction of biometry printouts and a full ecosystem to build on. Now integrated into the @ESCRSofficial IOL Calculator. Less time transcribing biometry, more time using it. #cataract #ophthalmology

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Miguel Raimundo @mglraimundo

a month ago

@vamsibatchuk Platform for automated extraction of biometry parameters from different ophthalmic devices (data used prior to cataract surgery for planning, the most commonly performed surgery in the world!). biomapi.com

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Miguel Raimundo @mglraimundo

a month ago

@patloeber Not really on the model itself (great for my vision based tasks) but I notice a staggering latency difference between regular AI Studio (faster) and Agent Platform Enterprise (slower). The Agent Platform also adds ~1000 more input tokens per task, code identical otherwise.

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Neil Stone @DrNeilStone

2 months ago

Can't tell if measles vaccine works

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SkyDaddysGG aka: commie cyber karen @skydaddysgg

11 months ago

TIL Linus is Woke. I use Linux BTW.🐧 social.kernel.org/notice/AWSXomD…

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Yugopnik @Yugopnik

2 months ago

How mainstream media presents IDF soldiers

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Armin Ronacher ⇌ @mitsuhiko

2 months ago

I forgot that I took away my pi's read tool. Gave sol an image, it decided to build an OCR app.

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kepano @kepano

2 months ago

The idea that there are no moats left is greatly exaggerated. Here are 80 ways things win in biology and business. x.com/i/article/2089…

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Miguel Raimundo @mglraimundo

2 months ago

@mariofilhoml Could the issue be in OpenRouter’s integration with the Vertex backend, rather than Vertex itself?

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Miguel Raimundo @mglraimundo

2 months ago

@mariofilhoml 1. Yes — using google-genai directly on Vertex, with a Pydantic model as response_schema and application/json as the response MIME type. 2. Yes. Most extracted fields are Optional[T] = None; the enclosing objects are required. Missing measurements resolve to null.