I built carefulwords.com simply because I wanted to type a word into the address bar and get a large list of synonyms and some historical quotes using the word quickly. For example:
https://carefulwords.com/solitude
https://carefulwords.com/think
etc. Also unlike thesaurus.com, the search bar actually focuses so you can just start typing!
It's not perfect, I need to do a lot of editing, but nonetheless I use it almost every time I write, now.
The site is a little over 30,000 static HTML pages built with a number of TypeScript scripts that compile some sources for synonyms, parts of speech, and the quotes.
Added as a Kagi bang! Love it.
"In my experience doctors are a tremendous barrier to resolving problems in healthcare operations,"
I'm a hospital-based physician that works in a system with great operations and results. The physicians, nurses and other staff work amicably together. Management is reasonable/nice. The EMR, though is universally despised. No one likes it. It is a major factor in burnout. The UI/UX is inconsistent. There are slowdowns and outages daily. There is a well known lag in the appearance of text in text boxes after typing that seems to be variable. I've caught the EMR cancelling orders I placed on critically ill patients in the ICU more times than I can count. We have to actively protect the patients from the EMR. Healthcare workers aren't perfect but they are trying to do their best for very ill people in a high-risk setting and the EMR is well-known blocker. I long for the days of paper records because this is worse. Paper charts didn't go offline, have slowdowns, didn't lose orders, were easily located, and easy to enter data into.
I think you made a throwaway account for this reply, but I would really appreciate continuing this conversation with you. My email is available under my profile.