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joshuakelly
11mo ago
Building new operating systems seems so ambitious to me. Radiant Computer ( https://radiant.computer/ ) was also recently posted. What other exciting projects like these exist?
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joshuakelly
1y ago
Read this, and then compare it to Daniel Kokotajlo's "What 2026 Looks Like" published 4 years ago. This time it really _is_ different, and we're looking at a world totally saturated with an abundance of bits. This will n
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joshuakelly
2y ago
This is the comment I was looking for. You would aim to use CQL expressions inside of a PlanDefinition, in my estimate. This is exactly what AHRQ's, part of HHS, CDS Connect project aims to create / has created. They publish freel
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joshuakelly
3y ago
Flexpa | Remote (US timezones) | Software developer | https://www.flexpa.com Flexpa connects applications to health insurance data. We are looking to grow the team with a software developer who is excited to work on our mission
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3y ago
Flexpa | Remote (US timezones) | Senior software developer | https://www.flexpa.com Flexpa connects applications to health insurance data. We are looking to grow the team with a software developer who is excited to work on our m
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3y ago
Flexpa | Remote (US timezones) | Senior software developer | https://www.flexpa.com Flexpa connects applications to health insurance data. We are looking to grow the team with a software developer who is excited to work on our m
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4y ago
Flexpa | Remote (US timezones) | Senior software developer | https://www.flexpa.com At Flexpa we’re solving hard problems in healthcare by making it easy for patients to share their claims, benefit coverage, and other data from
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4y ago
Flexpa | Remote (US timezones) | Senior software developer | https://www.flexpa.com At Flexpa we’re solving hard problems in healthcare by making it easy for patients to share their claims, benefit coverage, and other data from
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4y ago
This seems to implement the same JSON RPC interface as Geth, so it should be a drop in replacement RPC. I wonder how you are thinking about potential customers here? I wonder further if there is an intermediate solution in this space where
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joshuakelly
4y ago
I completely agree. The thought of not knowing whether I am talking to a real person or an AI is definitely a concerning aspect of the advancement of AI. It has the potential to fundamentally change how we interact on the internet and in so
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4y ago
Flexpa | Remote (US timezones) | Full stack engineer | https://www.flexpa.com Flexpa is making it easy for patients to share their claims, benefit coverage, medications, and other data from health plans. We're a developer-f
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4y ago
Flexpa | Product designer | REMOTE (US and Canada) | https://flexpa.com Flexpa is the fastest way for your digital health app to connect to new Patient Access APIs. Support linking sources of data from Medicare, individual &
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5y ago
Flexpa | Product designer | REMOTE (US and Canada) | https://flexpa.com Flexpa is the fastest way for your digital health app to connect to new Patient Access APIs. Medicare Advantage enrollees from Unitedhealthcare, Anthem, CVS
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5y ago
Flexpa | Full-stack developer/engineer, Product designer | REMOTE (US and Canada) | https://flexpa.com At Flexpa, we're making it easy for patients to share healthcare data. As of July 2021, 28 million Medicare Advanta
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5y ago
I strongly support a universal terrestrial communications protocol. In many ways, that's not the internet of today - but it's the internet that will be. Have courage for principles in the face of an overwhelming preference cascade
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5y ago
Automate Medical | Eng | Remote | Full-time We’re looking for people who want to show up to the future and we’re building a founding team for the future of health devtools. We have an open core "Plaid for health" product that you
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5y ago
SSB has a special place in my heart. I wrote this a year ago on HN and it seems truer than ever: > There’s no global timeline — just archipelagos. It assumes that network heterogeny is the default, and is transmission layer agnostic. Bre
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5y ago
Zulip is used for the FHIR community (chat.fhir.org) and it manages to deliver a much more "email thread"/async communication stream. It's almost closer to a Hacker News than one of the dozens/hundreds of forgettabl
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5y ago
This is really cool to see. At the start of my YC batch, when I was still dabbling with building general accounting ledger systems as a service, I discovered that the GraphQL API Brex itself was using was, actually, pretty usable. Schema in
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joshuakelly
5y ago
Already exists - see PaperclipDAO https://clip.mirror.xyz/mOCENLvP1aYXOBOPiLoLjBlSTvJWBqccfkn4...
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Automate Medical | Eng | Remote | Full-time We’re looking for people who want to show up to the future and we’re building a founding team for the future of health devtools. We have an open core "Plaid for health" product that you
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5y ago
I didn't realize Fly hired Chris McCord. Wow!
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5y ago
Great to see this advancing - I met you a 33C3 when this was in the works.
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Intplanetary Publishing Protocol
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Automate Medical | Eng | Remote | Full-time Dev tools that make launching in digital health easy. We write open source software (`npm i @sero.run/sero`) that let developers seamlessly work with new healthcare APIs for patient data and
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5y ago
After this legitimation crisis, sorry, but articulate strangers are often the best way to "read the headlines upside down" - a necessary fact of life now.
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5y ago
This feels like one of those prescient HN comments that are cited in the future. IDK, just... replying to say I was a witness too.
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5y ago
I cannot strongly enough discourage you from trying to do YC solo (been there, done that, obviously do not regret it - but would do it differently 2x). > I signed-up for and graduated from Startup School. We applied for YC and were not a
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5y ago
Yes, I'm using it. I deploy a TypeScript project that runs in a pretty straightforward node Dockerfile. The build just works - and it's smart too. If I don't have a Docker daemon locally, it creates a remote one and does some
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Automate Medical | Eng | Remote (Canadian company) | Full-time We build dev tools that make launching in digital health easy ( https://docs.sero.run ) We're looking for our first full-time engineering hire. Our current team i
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