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by etree 10y ago
The one that surprised me is to learn that virtually all health insurance companies sell your personal health information. Most people think this is illegal because the data is sensitive. But it turns out that if it's generated by a bu
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by etree 13y ago
PillPack, Inc - Somerville, MA - https://www.pillpack.com PillPack is simplifying the process of managing medications for the 30M+ Americans that take 5 or more prescriptions a day. We have a full service pharmacy in NH (with ro
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by etree 13y ago
PillPack, Inc - Somerville, MA - http://pillpack.com (both engineering and marketing) PillPack is simplifying the process of managing medications for the 30M+ Americans that take 5 or more prescriptions a day. We have a full ser
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by etree 13y ago
Boston - PillPack (TechStars Boston '13) https://www.pillpack.com/careers At PillPack we are on a mission to reinvent pharmacy. We are using design, service and technology to change the way people think about medicine.
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by etree 13y ago
Cambridge, MA - permanent, full-time ( http://www.pillpack.com ) PillPack is reinventing pharmacy. We're hiring engineers and designers. Whether you love hacking data, structuring the architecture of applications, working in mobile, or focu
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MIT and the Ecosystem Hacker(amandapeyton.com)
7 points by etree 15y ago|0 comments
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Cultural Challenges to Growing Entrepreneurship(xconomy.com)
2 points by etree 15y ago|0 comments
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The Best Product Doesn’t Always Win: How to Give Your Startup Staying Power(entrepreneurship.mit.edu)
1 points by etree 15y ago|0 comments
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Tech mogul? Nope. Any old hack will do.(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by etree 15y ago|0 comments
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by etree 15y ago
Opani is actually a huge step in the right direction. I think Marcio's post is fantastic. I would in fact add an additional idea to it. In addition to the open prestige inherent in GitHub, there is also the fact that one's work is vetted
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3-D TV? How about holographic TV? (via kinect)(web.mit.edu)
19 points by etree 16y ago|5 comments
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by etree 16y ago
I wrote the blog post. I suppose you guys are right - poor choice of terminology. I read Kane's post - which was mostly about why he isn't going to release his software for free anymore. I started thinking about the business reasons why
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by etree 16y ago
I think this is a great idea though i did think it was worthwhile to comment on some of the things that I think are actually problems versus the ones that aren't really problems. Real Problems: 1. Difficult for students to find startups int
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by etree 16y ago
I did some .NET development in college and after years of Python and PHP development, I finally started working on a Rails project about a month ago, and a couple of weeks ago I had to do some .NET development for a client. Obviously you c