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   by chasb 12y ago

   As it gets easier to integrate patient- and consumer-facing software with clinical systems, digital health is going to continue to grow like this. Apple, Google, and Samsung are all building what appear to be pipes for making those connecti
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   by chasb 13y ago

   Aptible ( https://www.aptible.com ). I'm Chas - email me at chas@aptible.com if you'd like to chat. Honest advice is always free, if you're looking to work in healthcare and want to get your bearings. That goes for
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   by chasb 13y ago

   There are many legal/legalistic-type assurance and regulatory frameworks that can be automated, in significant part. I work in a compliance-as-a-service startup (HIPAA specifically, to start). It's absurd how much mediocre consult
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   by chasb 13y ago

   Minor caveat: Developers are usually business associates, not covered entities, but the upshot is similar.
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   Google Cloud Platform now signs HIPAA BAAs(googlecloudplatform.blogspot.com)

   1 points by chasb 13y ago|1 comments
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   by chasb 13y ago

   "More importantly, you want to to be there for other companies, too. Form those relationships with others so that you can be there for them when they're facing those hard problems. Fuck the business reasons; be good stewards of yo
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   by chasb 13y ago

   You can fork the registry code [1]. We work in a regulated industry (healthcare) and need excellent access controls and auditing/logging. Forking the registry and rolling our own is possible, but not something we want to spend time on.
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   by chasb 13y ago

   Quay customer here - these guys are fantastic.
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   by chasb 13y ago

   I'm not confused about what a business associate is. I'm confused as to how you can say: "[TrueVault] gives developers the freedom to create applications that require regulatory compliance without worrying about regulatory co
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    by chasb 13y ago

    So a developer who uses your JavaScript is no longer a business associate?
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    by chasb 13y ago

    You said that TrueVault will "handle HIPAA" and that "using TrueVault makes you HIPAA compliant." I don't see how those claims are true. If the developer is a business associate, they're still required to have
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    by chasb 13y ago

    What's a use case for this?
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    by chasb 13y ago

    Ok. Interesting. You guys were YC W11, right? What happened between 2011 and April, and how have things been going since April?
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    by chasb 13y ago

    You should probably let people know up front that it's a $49/yr paid service after 30 days.
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    by chasb 13y ago

    Don't worry about thinking carefully or critically! No time for that! Get a website up now!
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    by chasb 13y ago

    Sure there is. You find out whether you're compliant when OCR moves to the resolution phase of your enforcement action.
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    by chasb 13y ago

    Anyone read Infinite Jest? There are some strong parallels here with the opening scene in IJ.
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    by chasb 13y ago

    I'm not the first one to notice Brand's similarity to the fools in Shakespeare. "Better a witty fool, than a foolish wit." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shakespearean_fool
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    by chasb 13y ago

    Being able to roll your own level/complexity of devops is fantastic. The next step is to bring this functionality to high-compliance users, like banks and healthcare providers.
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    by chasb 13y ago

    I remember this. Congrats, and keep it up.
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    by chasb 13y ago

    the AMEN stack? http://www.economist.com/blogs/prospero/2011/12/amen-break
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    by chasb 13y ago

    DoD has been blocking The Guardian for some time now. This is not in response to the NSA leaks.
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    by chasb 13y ago

    Nope. You can only hold the initiative through 9 moves. After X9 to board B, O9 to center. X10 can pick any board C with subposition B, but O10 can force a return to board C. X10 has occupied the forcing position = lost initiative.
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    by chasb 13y ago

    No. You lost the initiative (the ability to force their next move) when you sent them to an open board.
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    by chasb 13y ago

    I don't think so. At Orwin -1, picking a non-center move forces O to one of 6 perimeter boards, none of which have that corresponding perimeter position filled. This cedes initiative to O.
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    by chasb 13y ago

    I'll look into Kailua, thank you.
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    by chasb 13y ago

    Awesome suggestions, thanks.
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    by chasb 13y ago

    Why Mission Beach over Hawaii?
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    by chasb 13y ago

    Domestically, that's true. Globally, wifi is the deal-killer.
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    by chasb 13y ago

    What kind of web development do you want to do? Digging hard into a JS framework might be the way to go.