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u/MasterpieceOk4025 — 9 days ago
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Paying $30 per sign up + kyc (US only)

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u/MasterpieceOk4025 — 17 days ago

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u/MasterpieceOk4025 — 1 month ago

[Hiring] Remote paid collaboration

I'm looking to work with a few dependable university students who are interested in earning extra income through flexible remote work.

This opportunity requires only a small time commitment and is designed to fit around classes, exams, internships and other responsibilities. It is particularly suitable for students who want to earn additional income but do not have enough time for a conventional part-time job.

Students from all academic backgrounds are welcome. A STEM background is a bonus, especially in fields such as physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, engineering, or computer science. I'm also interested in students studying finance, economics, business, and other analytical disciplines.

The initial payment is from $200/month. Compensation will grow over time as the working relationship develops and everything continues to run smoothly.

If you are reliable and interested in learning more, please reach out with a brief introduction, your university and field of study.

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u/MasterpieceOk4025 — 2 months ago

Hey all, I've been struggling with inventory anxiety keeping things because what if I need it in 6 months?

I started a manual system. Every night at 8 PM, I find one item I didn't use. I take a photo of it, put it in a box in the garage, and set a 30-day reminder on my phone. If I don't rescue it in 30 days, I HAVE to donate it.

So far, I've vanished 12 items and only rescued one. Has anyone else tried a timeout for their stuff? What happens if you forget what's in the box?

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u/MasterpieceOk4025 — 6 months ago

Hey everyone,

I’m a Full Stack / AI engineer, not a dentist. I was looking at how clinics handle high-ticket inquiries (like implants or All-on-4) and noticed a lot of forms get submitted at 10 PM, but patients just get a generic "we will call you tomorrow" auto-reply.

I’m building a proof-of-concept AI agent that engages the patient immediately via SMS, answers their basic fears about pain/recovery, asks screening questions (e.g., "are you a smoker?", "do you have bone loss?"), and drops a summary into the clinic's software.

Before I go down a rabbit hole trying to integrate this with Dentrix or Eaglesoft, I want brutal honesty from actual professionals:

  1. Would you even trust an AI to ask these clinical triage questions?
  2. What is the biggest "red flag" you look for in an implant lead that an AI would probably miss?
  3. Do practice managers actually want this, or is integrating with legacy dental software just a nightmare not worth fighting?

Roast the idea. I want to know all the blind spots.

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u/MasterpieceOk4025 — 6 months ago