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   by ahstilde 6y ago

   Sure! Send a quick email to aakash@wyndly.com
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   by ahstilde 6y ago

   Thanks for your feedback! When we redo our site, we'll keep it in mind.
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   by ahstilde 6y ago

   I'm sorry you had to go through that experience. I've fainted in a doctor's office and woken up in an ambulance. It was a very unpleasant experience. The risk of severe reaction is much less with allergy drops compared to all
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   by ahstilde 6y ago

   Every patient is different, so we've not made a blanket statement on our website saying "you're with us for 3 years!" You're right that it needs to be addressed. If you have an HSA or FSA, you can put it towards tre
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   by ahstilde 6y ago

   Thank you! It's unbelievable that so many people struggle with managing their allergy symptoms instead of trying to take care of the root cause. We're hoping we can change that.
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   by ahstilde 6y ago

   Right now, Wyndly only treats environmental allergies like pollen, pet dander, and dust. We do not treat food allergies because oral immunotherapy for food allergies is still being researched. Stanford has a shellfish clinical trial going o
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   by ahstilde 6y ago

   Thank you for the feedback! On total cost: We charge $99/mo. It's hard to give a total cost without knowing more about each person's specific allergy triggers and how well immunotherapy takes for them. Generally, we expect pa
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   by ahstilde 6y ago

   Yes, Wyndly at-home allergy drop immunotherapy does help with cat and dog allergies! Many of our patients come to us because of a small baseline allergy that impacts their quality of life.
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   by ahstilde 6y ago

   Hi! Children as young as 4 can start on allergy drops. However, Wyndly only treats environmental allergies like pollen, pet dander, and dust. We do not treat food allergies. There are a number of promising therapies currently undergoing cli
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    Launch HN: Wyndly (YC W21) – Allergy relief through at-home oral drops

    207 points by ahstilde 6y ago|139 comments
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    by ahstilde 6y ago

    (2015)
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    by ahstilde 6y ago

    When you have salt, you can use less of a spice. Salt used to be rare, so more spices were needed. If your choice was between "rice and egg with pepper" and "rice and egg without pepper", you would choose with pepper if
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    Climate change is worsening North American allergy seasons(pnas.org)

    4 points by ahstilde 6y ago|0 comments
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    by ahstilde 6y ago

    I think it's only for Launch HN (show HN is a link post, not a text post). It doesn't seem to be for YC only. Here's an example from a non-YC co: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23466470
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    by ahstilde 6y ago

    Very cool! Selling to news publishers is really hard, though. They're cash strapped, and the industry is in a lot of turmoil. The PE firms that are buying up papers are not known for investing in the journalism. How are you approaching
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    by ahstilde 6y ago

    I feel like so many companies are moving to the hybrid or fully-remote model. If companies can have a successful remote-first culture (transparency, documentation, no secret water-cooler chats in person, pseudo water-cooler chats over chat
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    by ahstilde 6y ago

    How do you plan on dealing with CO2 after the CO2 market is saturated? There's gotta be more CO2 that's capturable than people use for industrial processes and soda.
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    Pollen season grows 20 days in 30 years as climate crisis hits(theguardian.com)

    3 points by ahstilde 6y ago|0 comments
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    by ahstilde 6y ago

    This seems to be more in the vein of "add soup to ramen noodles" that I get from my local ramen spot rather than a fully blown meal-kit experience. Am I understanding that correctly? I think "finishing notes" is what thr
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    by ahstilde 6y ago

    > Health systems employ clinical pharmacists to answer the other 1/2 with evidence because it’s insanely high ROI for them to do so (5M/ pharmacist/ year/ hospital). I didn't know this. In that case, software is
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    by ahstilde 6y ago

    Why do doctors want "curated, evidence - based answers" to their questions? Why does a health system want this for their doctors?
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    by ahstilde 6y ago

    Re: #2, when did the violent parts of the BLM protests enter the seat of national government with intent to harm?
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    by ahstilde 6y ago

    I've always heard great things about working at BTI360. Two of my friends have had long tenures there (long for software engineering, at least).
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    by ahstilde 6y ago

    I'd be any old android device without a sim and load up pocketcasts on it. You can connect to wifi to download everything and disconnect otherwise. I've used the OUKITEL WP5 as a device when going on multi day hikes. 8k battery +
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    by ahstilde 6y ago

    This seems like it's in the vein of Superhuman -- it's just 10x better, but you pay for the privilege. I found this review of how it can slot into someone's workflow -- https://amontalenti.com/2019/11&#x2
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    by ahstilde 6y ago

    This might be helpful for you! https://github.com/philschatz/project-bot
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    by ahstilde 6y ago

    Have you tied immunotherapy? It's become much easier in the USA recently with the arrival of allergy drops. see Wyndly Health https://www.wyndly.com
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    by ahstilde 6y ago

    If I'm starting a company, and I'm in a highly regulated but not well-defined space, how do i find good legal advice on what I need to do to cover my ass? Specifically for me, im trying to identify what's happening with telem
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    by ahstilde 6y ago

    How do you choose which websites to submit to?
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    by ahstilde 6y ago

    Not a blog, but All Schemes Considered ( allschemesconsidered.com ) is really, really informative for me as an engineer working at early-stage startups. I'm trying to get the hosts to create transcripts.