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Henry Pereira · Sep 24, 2025 go to post

It’s hard to find words that truly express what I feel — I  will ask ChatGPT to help me 😂!
Just kidding… I’ll try to speak from the heart.

This community is amazing, and I truly love being a part of it.
Being recognized like this means so much to me.
Even though I feel like just a grain of sand compared to legends and true heroes like @Robert Cemper, @John Murray, @Benjamin De Boe, @Dmitry Maslennikov, @Alberto Fuentes and so many— who are such big inspirations to me and who truly deserve to be in this hall of fame — but all the kindness and sense of belonging here make all the difference.

I want to thank the entire team behind this community, especially @Evgeny Shvarov, @Anastasia Dyubaylo, @Olga Zavrazhnova, @Irène Mykhailova, and  @Iryna Mologa 
— you are incredible!
I also want to thank the InterSystems Brazil crew: @Rochael Ribeiro, @Danusa Calixto, @Fernando Ferreira, and so many others.
To the musketeers, @Henrique Dias e @José Pereira, partners, and friends for life that I’ve made here in this community.
And to the BPlus family, all my gratitude and love.
 

thank you all
Henry Pereira · Sep 10, 2025 go to post

You can use frameworks like the one suggested by the DC AI bot, Flask, or simpler and faster-to-learn frameworks such as Streamlit and Lovable. Take a look at these articles:

But in any case, you don’t need to use embedded Python for the frontend.

Henry Pereira · Aug 1, 2025 go to post

Hi @Semion Makarov 
I'm not sure if we can claim points for "Community Idea Implementation" on dc-artisan. While we don't literally implement the idea from https://ideas.intersystems.com/ideas/DPI-I-557, but the rag-pipeline mode was heavily inspired by it. Our goal was to showcase embedded chunks, management, and vector ingestion, which aligns closely with the core concept of that idea. It's not a direct, word-for-word implementation of a GUI like vectorAdmin, but the underlying idea is very similar.

Henry Pereira · Jul 7, 2025 go to post

Well deserved! respect

Thank you so much for all the contributions you've made to our community, and for continuously sharing your knowledge and passion. I've learned so much from you — keep being amazing!

Henry Pereira · May 30, 2025 go to post

Thank you very much @Semion Makarov 
I would suggest, for next contests, technical points for @Robert Cemper  reviews on OpenExchange.
When he gives an app more than 3 stars there is because the app it's really good. He does excellent work with his reviews and is thoroughly honest.

Henry Pereira · May 29, 2025 go to post

Hey @Oliver Wilms

I got a little lost reading your text, but have you tried adding some specific rules and examples to your prompt? Keywords like Use EXACTLY the following format, ATTENTION, and GOLDEN RULE usually help me get good results. Instead of something like The JSON array should look like this: try something like The Final Answer MUST contain ONLY the JSON array. Here is an example template for the JSON response: Another thing that makes a big difference is which model you're using with Ollama. I generally stick to SLMs (Smaller Language Models) on Ollama – those smaller, more specialized ones tend to work well.
something like that:
 

You are an expert in analyzing medical notes downloaded from patient portals.
ATTENTION: Your primary task is to extract specific information based on the questions below and structure it precisely into a JSON array.

GOLDEN RULE: The Final Answer MUST contain ONLY the JSON array. Do NOT include any introductory sentences, explanations, or any text outside of the JSON array itself.

Please follow these instructions carefully:
1.  You will be provided with a medical note.
2.  Read the note to identify answers to the six specific questions listed.
3.  Do NOT summarize the note or provide information not directly answering the questions.
4.  Construct a JSON array where each element is an object. Each object must contain two keys: "question" and "answer".
5.  If the answer to a specific question cannot be found in the provided medical note, the value for the "answer" key for that question MUST be an empty string (""). Do not guess or invent information.

Use EXACTLY the following structure for the JSON array and its elements.

Here is an example template for the JSON response:
[
  {
    "question": "What is the title or type of note?",
    "answer": "Example: Progress Note"
  },
  {
    "question": "What is the date the medical encounter took place?",
    "answer": "Example: 2023-10-26"
  },
  {
    "question": "What is the full name of the provider?",
    "answer": "Example: Dr. Jane Doe"
  },
  {
    "question": "What is the full name of the patient?",
    "answer": "Example: John Smith"
  },
  {
    "question": "Why did the patient have this encounter?",
    "answer": "Example: Follow-up for hypertension and medication check."
  },
  {
    "question": "What is the treatment plan of the provider?",
    "answer": "Example: Continue current medication, follow up in 3 months."
  }
]

The specific questions to answer are:
- What is the title or type of note?
- What is the date the medical encounter took place?
- What is the full name of the provider?
- What is the full name of the patient?
- Why did the patient have this encounter?
- What is the treatment plan of the provider?

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[THE MEDICAL NOTE DOCUMENT WILL BE PLACED AFTER THIS LINE]
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Henry Pereira · May 29, 2025 go to post

Hi community

  • My name is Henry Pereira
  • I'm from Brazil and living in Santa Catarina
  • I am a Tech Leader at BPlus Tecnologia, an InterSystems partner based in the south of Brazil.
  • Coding has always been my passion, and I have experience with a diverse range of languages and technologies. I worked extensively with Ruby on Rails for over ten years before transitioning in 2016 to InterSystems products, and I absolutely fell in love with them! I'm also part of the Musketeers team, and we're always trying to innovate on contests
  • Even in my free time, I love to code. But when I'm not doing that, I play guitar in a Christian rock band, and I'm a huge Star Wars addict – a passion I now happily share with my two children.
  • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/henryhamon/
  • I am eagerly looking forward to attending READY 2025🎉🎉🎉🎉