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dokein
4y ago
I generally agree with you, but if I had to steelman SBF's actions: 1. Prosecutors don't operate independently of the court of public opinion. They can throw the book at you (e.g. the George Floyd officers) or let you off easy (e.
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dokein
4y ago
Patients have easily 20-30 codes per one hospital visit / one bill and ordering matters so sadly quadrillions may be an underestimate.
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dokein
4y ago
Over the years, I've subjectively found HN to be less optimistic. The tone of the comments here are not significantly different from many other topics. Note that I am not saying that HN is now less neutral --it may be that the current
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dokein
4y ago
SmarterDx | 150 - 220K + equity + benefits | Remote first (but U.S. only due to data confidentiality) | Full time We are a Seed stage health tech company using A.I. to improve hospital revenue cycle (making healthcare costs lower and allowi
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dokein
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SmarterDx | 150 - 230K + equity + benefits | Remote first (but U.S. only due to data confidentiality) | Full time We are a Seed stage health tech company using A.I. to improve hospital revenue cycle (making healthcare costs lower and allowi
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dokein
4y ago
SmarterDx | 150 - 230K + equity + benefits | Remote first (but U.S. only due to data confidentiality) | Full time We are a Seed stage health tech company using A.I. to improve hospital revenue cycle (making healthcare costs lower and allowi
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SmarterDx | 150 - 230K + equity + benefits | Remote first (but U.S. only due to data confidentiality) | Full time We are a Seed stage health tech company using A.I. to improve hospital revenue cycle (making healthcare costs lower and allowi
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dokein
4y ago
One issue is that the current gatekeepers (peer reviewers for journals, grant proposal scoring committees, promotion committees, etc.) are often the people most prominent in their field. On one hand this makes sense for obvious reasons (an
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dokein
4y ago
It's not clear that the data shows an increase in rent with interest rates ( https://qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-4f3dc7c9b86908d1c41fb... )
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dokein
4y ago
We are actively looking to hire frontend (see my prior comment history). If you send me your resume (hiring at smarterdx dot com), we can either proceed down the interview path or I promise to give you feedback as to why not!
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dokein
4y ago
SmarterDx | 150 - 230K + equity + benefits | Remote first | Full time Mission: We use EMR data + A.I. to ensure that the recorded diagnoses for each patient match the underlying clinical care they received. This helps hospitals get paid by
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dokein
4y ago
I don't think one needs to be an actuary to appreciate that comparing the mortality rate of solo founders with the failure rate of VC backed companies doesn't make sense. When he is asked to defend it, he clarifies that he's
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dokein
4y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20220628182601/https:/www.busine...
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dokein
4y ago
Just those in the USA because we deal with healthcare data.
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4y ago
SmarterDx | 150 - 230K + equity + benefits | Remote first | Full time Mission: We use EMR data + A.I. to ensure that the recorded diagnoses for each patient match the underlying clinical care they received. This helps hospitals get paid b
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dokein
4y ago
SmarterDx | 150 - 230K + equity + benefits | Remote first | Full-stack engineering + data science Mission : We use EMR data + A.I. to fix diagnostic labels. This helps hospitals get paid by insurance companies (= direct revenue incentive
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dokein
5y ago
SmarterDx | Lead Engineer | REMOTE (or NYC) | FT | https://www.smarterdx.com U.S. health care organizations spent over $500 billion on revenue cycle in 2021 alone (generating receipts, bookkeeping, and getting paid / alloca
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dokein
5y ago
What if you develop an animal that eats the plants, and then when they die they are buried, such that after the decomposition process all that's left is a fossil? I don't see how that could go wrong unless someone digs up the fos
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dokein
5y ago
That depends on your product. If Duckduckgo were trying to raise (assuming they had good growth metrics) and they said: look because people enter search terms we can generate targeted ads with no tracking, no dark patterns, etc. People valu
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dokein
5y ago
SmarterDx | Lead Engineer | REMOTE (or NYC) | FT | https://www.smarterdx.com U.S. health care organizations spent over $500 billion on revenue cycle in 2021 alone (generating receipts, bookkeeping, and getting paid / alloca
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dokein
7y ago
I don't think Facebook is "evil" by design, but the end result is the same. The framework is as follows: There were probably thousands of internet companies that competed to be the dominant sites in the 90s and 00s. By severa
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dokein
7y ago
Ah, Medium: taking an accessible source of information, adding a few useless thoughts, and then putting it on a blog behind a registration wall. Between this and Twitter, which encourages polarization and loud emotions over measured thought
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dokein
7y ago
I'm always astounded by how little money it takes to bribe someone. An Ivy-League chair makes around $250,000, which probably underestimates his salary (STEM is generally higher than humanities), does not include income made from legit
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dokein
7y ago
You’re being kind — He’s a former Cornell Prof who was removed from his position for making up data to fit PR-able conclusions. None of his work should be cited as evidence of anything.
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dokein
7y ago
I like the concept of individuals being proficient at understanding data the same way they understand language today. Am less sure that this is possible, because each brain has specialized areas (Broca's and Wernicke's) for proces
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dokein
7y ago
Anything that is scheduled in advance (i.e. not imminently life or limb-threatening) is elective. That includes most transplants, coronary bypasses, removing a tumor from the brain etc.
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dokein
7y ago
Author splices the data multiple ways, but ignores one obvious one which is African-American single-parent households (over 65% - [1]), and to a lesser degree Hispanic or Latino households (over 40%). The percentage is also high for America
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dokein
7y ago
Part of being encouraged to exercise personal judgment is being responsible enough to participate in the consequences. Judgment with no/few personal consequences is reserved for children and legislators.
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dokein
7y ago
I will say this: we did not have the same good experience. My cofounder and I are starting a healthcare B2B SaaS company and were 1-2 months in when we tried Startup School. We got paired with people for the first three weeks who were purel
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dokein
8y ago
The level of certainty required for an action changes depending on the downside risk of action vs inaction. For example, if I am 20% certain that you have a pulmonary embolism, the correct action is to start treatment immediately; the risks
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