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by gxespino 11y ago
1. You raise not for what you need today but what you need for tomorrow. They still have a lot to figure out and the money gives them the runway to do that. If things go wrong, they'll have the war chest to survive until the next round
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by gxespino 11y ago
The entrepreneur doesn't have to be right 100% of the time. Granted being wrong once could ruin you financially and cost you a few years in opportunity cost, but that doesn't prevent you from trying again - maybe a year or two dow
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by gxespino 11y ago
This is great work Bakz!
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Ask HN: What examples of counter intuitive customer feedback have you received?
1 points by gxespino 12y ago|0 comments
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by gxespino 12y ago
Makes you wonder whether it's truly possible to get good food fast, and cheap. In any service industry its usually pick two and forget the other. In a food delivery startup, which two would you prefer the most? Good food, fast, or chea
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by gxespino 12y ago
I've done a lot of introspection when it comes to things like this and how their marketing affects me. Although I know it is snake oil and can't help but laugh at the concept of putting butter in your coffee, let alone selling it
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by gxespino 12y ago
I'm a nurse/programmer and working with EMRs are maddening. The problem is the requirement that EMRs are built to protect against every potential thing that could go wrong. As a nurse, I'm spending a minimum of an hour a day
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The Risk of Documentation(gpespn.com)
1 points by gxespino 12y ago|0 comments
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by gxespino 12y ago
Pretty cool - this is coming at a perfect time for me.
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by gxespino 12y ago
http://juicetilt.com a kickstarter clone. I want to eventually make complete kickstarter clone repo that others can use.
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by gxespino 12y ago
GPS powered fast food inhibitor. e.g. You get a text coupon for a salad at "insert healthy restaurant" whenever you pull into the parking lot of a Mcdonalds. The idea is to catch people and entice them to eat differently right bef
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by gxespino 12y ago
Needs examples websites - like right now.
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by gxespino 12y ago
From a founder raising a seed hoping you get the message: The pricing is ridiculous!
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by gxespino 13y ago
I meant more about patient education in general rather than specifically discharge instructions. also, from my experience, the stories of patients not understanding something about their discharge and then being readmitted because of that l
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by gxespino 13y ago
The problem is not due to staff not having time, or not dumbing things down. The problem regarding patient education will always be engagement and motivation.
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Everything Wrong in Healthcare Tech(gpespn.com)
1 points by gxespino 13y ago|0 comments
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by gxespino 13y ago
Yeah but entrepreneurs have a shitty experience with anything that isn't their own startup. We think and judge too much. It's ok, I doubt we're their target market.
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by gxespino 13y ago
Two minute session was perfect. What a great way to break off, clear your mind, and re focus for the second half of the day.
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by gxespino 13y ago
I think you of all people could benefit the most from something like this.
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by gxespino 13y ago
Did you close your eyes?
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by gxespino 13y ago
Were we not able to come up with something more descriptive than "easiest way to organize..."
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Innovate the EHR: A Nurse's Perspective(gpespn.com)
1 points by gxespino 13y ago|0 comments
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What's the workspace culture around your startup?
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by gxespino 13y ago
In his current position you would advise towards starting over with different business idea from scratch. One that would generate money from day one and need zero money to start. Yeah.. I'd say take the funding.
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by gxespino 13y ago
As someone in healthcare transitioning into healthcare tech/startups - this is amazing! I prefer the Hacker News layout, less images, smaller text, more substance but this is amazing none the less. Thanks!
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by gxespino 13y ago
Another great example of someone on HN trying to be the smartest most critical person in the room. You totally missed the point of the article.
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by gxespino 13y ago
Foreclosure is so common that a decent landlord will understand the situation. I'm a landlord myself and income trumps credit in most situations. Bad credit can be overcome with a bigger deposit, higher rate, and proof of income. In th
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by gxespino 13y ago
I disagree about the house. Lose it. Strategic foreclosure is 100x better than continuing to pay for something you're going to lose anyway. Ride it out as long as you can, save what you can from the mortgage payments, then move into a
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by gxespino 13y ago
Naysayers: This product is not for you. It is for the interviewer's benefit. You are not the one paying for it so your "depression" due to tools such as this is almost a non issue. If you don't want to do a technical int
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by gxespino 13y ago
And the alternative being what? The companies spend time and resources to craft their own technical interview platforms?

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