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Thanks! We’ve built our primary network ourselves. We have about half of the major regional hospital options working with us, as well many of the top specialist provider groups. It’s narrower than the network of a BCBS but growing rapidly.
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Launch HN: Evry Health (YC W18) – Better health insurance for companies
(evryhealth.com)
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5y ago
Nice work! You made a lot of great design choices. +1 to those that recommend upgrading your extrusions and motor mount on future iterations. The rigidity is well worth it. If you are ever deciding between belts and ballscrews, I recommend
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6y ago
Done! Well, at least 4/5 of the HBR criteria. See https://www.kioma.us/products/mask and please support us with a purchase! I'm a YC alum in the healthcare field, and this respirator mask is a project I s
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6y ago
LR always matters, whether or not one cedes a portion of the risk. An insurance program has little value unless it is profitable over time. While some large P&C insurers historically ran their book of business at break-even, and made
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That misses a 3 key points: 1) 72% pure loss ratio is ok, but normally for these lines I'd aim for mid 60s. Nothing special to see here.. 2) It took them THREE YEARS to get there, and they were exceedingly poor at selecting and managi
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Depending on where you live (how many USPS zones distant from our location in Dallas), probably at the end of next week.
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We built the lowest-cost full face respirator mask in the world. As a side project, it has taken on a life of its own. See https://kioma.us/shop/kioma-origami-respirator-mask
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7y ago
We were hosting customers of Joyent in 2006-2008. They were fantastic. I remember having a technical issue and talking directly to the CTO, who was most helpful. Before AWS launched, Joyent (in my opinion) had one of the best hosting serv
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9y ago
I think the intent is to make it so that these companies find other places to manufacture. Yes I know this can't happen overnight but it would get the ball rolling.
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14y ago
Take a look at Joel Martin's NoVNC using websockets and canvas.
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14y ago
Reason #2: no viable alternatives. We don't have a decent passenger rail system in the U.S. and our population centers are hours|days apart by automobile.
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For reference, if nothing else, look at the open-source derivatives of WebObjects. Per Wikipedia: "Apache Tapestry has a design and philosophy similar to that of WebObjects. Tapestry is frequently combined with Apache Cayenne, a persistenc
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14y ago
Take a look at Linear Tape File System (LTFS), which allows for ad-hoc file retrieval. CrossRoads Systems out of Austin has the leading implementation, and they did bid on this Amazon contract. I have no idea if they won it, though (next
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14y ago
This is illegal in almost every state (though perhaps not Alabama). Thanks to bad laws put on the books (by the insurance agents' lobbies, no less), one cannot provide any referral incentive to anyone that does not possess an insurance age
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14y ago
There are _so_ many payment startups, so Paymill is the least of Stripe's worries. Just an ad-hoc list that have been recently funded: Approve.io Ogone Zuora Recurly Stripe gocardless.com (Royal Bank of Scotland) blinkpay/blinksale (no fun
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Hacker Social w/ beer in Dallas today
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15y ago
I'm one of the ringleaders for this event. At present we have 26 confirmed rapidly growing companies seeking to fill 120 full-time positions in North Texas. Come join us is you're looking for a great position, free beer, free food, and ca
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Roundup for Startups in Dallas, TX on 21 April
(roundupforstartups.com)
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Well said, Kyle.
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Dallas, TX, Fulltime We're an enterprise SaaS software business, hiring another Sr. Software Engineer to join our team of 6, working with Ruby, Rails, Rspec, Mongo, Postgresql, and every Amazon Web Service tool. Interested? Send a note to
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16y ago
1. Retain a _good_ securities and corporate lawyer. 2. If you want to have an "independent" valuation done, use a local boutique investment banker. Your lawyer or accountant should be able to recommend someone to help with a "fair value
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16y ago
Having studied 12+ credit hours of accounting in college, and done accounting for 2 companies, I would recommend hiring a part-time / consulting accountant. While you are probably more than capable of doing basic double-entry accounting, it
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17y ago
If you're in Texas, we're hiring another software developer here at MileMeter. See http://milemeter.com/jobs
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If you login to Authorize.Net's tools and can see the transaction properly listed/labeled, then the bank is most likely the source of the labeling problem. It sounds like their handling of "pending" transactions may provide less informatio
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17y ago
MileMeter, in Dallas, TX. See http://milemeter.com/jobs for details.
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MileMeter in Dallas, Tx. See http://milemeter.com/jobs for details.
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17y ago
You need a "card not present" specialist, that understands ecommerce/tech startups. I highly recommend talking with JetPay (jetpay.com). They are the largest CNP payment processor, and they are an engineering company (even the CEO is an a
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Be wary of JPMorgan Chase or Wells Fargo, and I'd outright recommend never banking with Bank of America. I've had business accounts over the years with all of them. If you have a smaller, regional bank or credit union with good capital ade
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The costs are far higher than people realize to start a regulated finance business. While the author mentions making money from the "get-go", one cannot do that in the banking industry. First off, you need a very large capital deposit to s
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