claytongulick

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by claytongulick 13d ago
I don't think I agree with this, most of the regulation I see is for patient protection. Stark, AKS, HIPPA, etc... are all strong regulation aimed at protecting individuals. From fee-splitting prohibitions to FDA regulated medical devi
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by claytongulick 13d ago
I'm not sure anyone has solved the problem, though. "For profit" isn't really the problem, fee for service is. Value based arrangements and capitated payment structures are real improvements. When you don't have any
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by claytongulick 13d ago
> Because it's mostly not true. It is likely that it used the professors work These two statements appear contradictory. I simply said that it may have trained on a NYU professor's work. Work that the professor did not believe
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by claytongulick 13d ago
And it may have trained on a NYU professor's work.
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by claytongulick 16d ago
Looks really interesting, but I notice that Bluetooth isn't in the supported services. Sort of limits how useful it would be for me - Bluetooth is one of the only reasons I'd do a native app instead of PWA.
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by claytongulick 17d ago
And the 6 year old doesn't cost more than the GDP of a medium sized country.
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by claytongulick 24d ago
I don't think "raw, unfettered capitalism" and unions are orthogonal. Actually, quite the opposite - in a free market, labor is free to organize in any way they want. If they have enough leverage over the employer, they'
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by claytongulick 28d ago
Thanks for bringing this up, I was going to ask the same. I haven't heard any complaints about NextCloud, they've added some enterprise features, but all in a positive way, from what I can tell, not detracting from home and person
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by claytongulick 1mo ago
Is it different than the crypto days? I was part of a couple raises back then and I remember every founder was being forced to find some blockchain application, no matter how inappropriate, to get any attention from the fad-tech VCs
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by claytongulick 1mo ago
Interesting, I'm curious about the changes - I know AI has drawn most of the pump & dump sharks, just like crypto before it, but there were always a set of responsible holdouts that resisted fad-tech for real value opportunities. A
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by claytongulick 1mo ago
I have so many thoughts about this, I'm not sure where to start. Doing a raise has always been weird, there are lots of things that impact it, and different players in PE have totally different theses and motivations. As a founder, fin
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by claytongulick 1mo ago
> But when you sit down at an awesome synth and start jamming, do you care whether the firmware was written by a real live human? Yes. Very much so. I want to play an instrument that was thoughtfully designed and created at every level b
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by claytongulick 1mo ago
> Hear hear. I do not understand the people who bemoan the loss of slide rules and books of trig tables in the era of graphing calculators. Why do you think so many people prefer to listen to live music over an album playing on a jukebox
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by claytongulick 1mo ago
Congress ceding it's authority to the executive branch is an issue of national concern, has been going on for decades, and is definitely not limited to one specific party [1], though I do agree that the current administration has been
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by claytongulick 1mo ago
The law was specifically written to exclude things like independent power sources and backup generators etc... From 42 U.S.C. § 7651a(17)(A) [1] which defines the power generation units that are covered by the law: "(17) (A)The term “u
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by claytongulick 1mo ago
Are you sure you're aiming your ire in the right direction in this case? The EPA provided guidance that the CAA (Clean Air Act) itself was written to not apply in these cases. Shouldn't you be angry at the authors of the law?
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by claytongulick 1mo ago
I remember at the time they were working on it a lot of people (honestly, including me) were pretty critical of them "wasting" their limited resources on AI stuff. We saw it as being sort of similar to the t-shirt drama [1]. I&#x2
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by claytongulick 2mo ago
This happened to me once when I was setting up some virtual servers for a startup. I wanted a typical dev/qa/prod with medium specced boxes. I was denied for quota, with an esoteric process for review. I'd just made a case fo
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by claytongulick 2mo ago
For the curious, the Chartreuse liquor isn't the original formula, it was developed in the late 1800's, IIRC. The original "secret elixir of eternal youth" from the crusades era is still available though, it's meant
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by claytongulick 2mo ago
Are you also paying 8,000 employees [1] and funding massive infrastructure [2]? [1] https://www.makerstations.io/openai-employee-statistics/ [2] https://www.wheresyoured.at/oai_docs/
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by claytongulick 2mo ago
> The major AI labs are gross profitable when selling access to inference. Do you have a good source for this?
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by claytongulick 2mo ago
I'd really love to read an article that actually talks about how to survive in a Louisiana swamp. This article is written in the style that I find particularly tedious - long winded overly descriptive character portraits. More of a nov
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by claytongulick 2mo ago
I recently had my account hacked - it was a pure lurker account, I only scrolled elephant videos and such, and never posted or did reactions or anything. Someone logged in to my account from a state I'd never logged in from before and
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by claytongulick 2mo ago
I think (hope?) we will. Check out the New Luddite movement [1] [2] [1] https://www.cnn.com/2025/10/08/business/ai-luddite-movement-... [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neo-Luddism
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by claytongulick 2mo ago
Oh, some of us see a massive disruption coming, just maybe not in the way you think. Talented, experienced devs leaving the field out of disgust would be pretty disruptive. Crumbling, faulty technical infrastructure with unmanageable heaps
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by claytongulick 2mo ago
> And then they come up with another thing that needs to be solved in order to prove it is important/hard/impressive. And once that happens, they do it again. And again. That's what "moving the goalposts" means.
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by claytongulick 2mo ago
> People keep saying this. Why? For the same reason that you can't draw a 15 of Diamonds from a regular card deck.
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by claytongulick 2mo ago
Try keeping them in the light dom. Everything works like normal html + css, but you get all the benefits of reusability and encapsulated script logic. Lit-html (the library, not the framework) gives this approach super rendering speed too.
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by claytongulick 2mo ago
A Business Associate (BA) under HIPAA is a entity that contracts with a Covered Entity (CE) using a Business Associate Agreement (BAA). OpenAI wouldn't be considered a BA unless they had an executed BAA with a CE. There are a wide vari
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by claytongulick 2mo ago
HIPAA only applies to data originating from a covered entity. It doesn't apply to information the patient supplies directly. As a patient, I can take out a street sign displaying my health records if I want. It's my data. If I wan

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