joshuakelly

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by joshuakelly 5y ago
Not for me but maybe a friend
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by joshuakelly 5y ago
Automate Medical | Eng | Remote (Canada only) | Full-time We write open source software to solve last mile delivery of computable health data. When novel life sciences research yields new predictive models, we help get them into existing cl
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Favorite Ideas from FHIR DevDays(joshuakelly.substack.com)
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Explore Verifiable Health Records(developer.apple.com)
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by joshuakelly 5y ago
It's being reported that they used ground-penetrating radar. I don't believe any sort of exhumation has been performed - or if so, it hasn't been reported. I think it's likely therefore that this is an approximation&#x2F
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by joshuakelly 5y ago
I'm working on dev tools in this space. Care to exchange notes with me? Email is in profile.
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by joshuakelly 5y ago
This is a bit of a simplification. HL7 is the standards body, not the standard itself - which (for everyone else who may not know) is "HL7 v2". FHIR is an actually-JSON (+XML) health data protocol that is gaining adoption (most re
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Proof of Vax(joshuakelly.substack.com)
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The experts can stay wrong longer than you can stay alive(lessonsfromthecrisis.substack.com)
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by joshuakelly 6y ago
> Is it possible that Facebook is a big enough share of the internet that they can block the Streisand Effect? My money is on "no". The co-ordinated efforts of a small number of corporate actors probably is. We live in a gov-va
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The Joy of Sumo(paulskallas.substack.com)
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by joshuakelly 6y ago
100% agree. It's buried so far down the story too. I didn't keep pace with all of the editorial activity Medium had undertaken, but the sentence "We tried to replicate the traditional model" really spells out everythin
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by joshuakelly 6y ago
It's surprising to me that cloud compute vendors make billing so complicated that a whole cottage industry of viable (?) businesses exists just to help you decipher spending.
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On Diet(paulskallas.substack.com)
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by joshuakelly 6y ago
The pro-sumer market is massive. It's really not that hard to deliver $10 worth of value to people whose time is very, very expensive. As far as YC goes, pivoting and working on new ideas really rapidly is downright normal. Sometimes t
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by joshuakelly 6y ago
I believe Urbit ( https://urbit.org/ ) is a credible alternative project with significant traction that people who are interested in this might also find valuable to try out.
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by joshuakelly 6y ago
Me too. Thank you Aaron.
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by joshuakelly 6y ago
I appreciate the correction on the timing - I didn't check the comment ids when I discovered it initially and I've repeated the claim more than once, so mea culpa. Still, I don't think I'm outrageously wrong. Being fair,
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by joshuakelly 6y ago
YC's best investment to date will likely be Coinbase when the IPO lands, if the price ranges are correct. The very first Hacker News comment on Bitcoin was jdoliner's "while this is exceptionally cute, no one is ever going to
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by joshuakelly 6y ago
It's pretty amusing in the context of YC specifically, and less so HN, given that Coinbase is very likely to become the most valuable YC company to date.
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by joshuakelly 6y ago
There's been political winds blowing there over enacting certain prohibitions on crypto activity (again), Balaji makes reference to it early in the essay.
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by joshuakelly 6y ago
Here's a direct link: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b6df958f8370af3217d4... Not particularly insightful from what I can glean, and essentially boils down to "Twitter isn't particularly transpar
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by joshuakelly 6y ago
They're already in the wrong hands. The only right hands are our own.
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by joshuakelly 6y ago
These groups should really just be using Secure Scuttlebutt. There's an already existing cultural affinity for them there, and they can have sovereignty over their digital existence.
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by joshuakelly 6y ago
I think you have to be outside of America to have this perspective now, it's too drowned out inside to make sense to anyone who can only read it through the American lens. I would be less concerned with any particular legal case though
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by joshuakelly 6y ago
Woah, this is super cool! I've maintained a training log in a spreadsheet for the last two years that's become a horrible mess that never really quite matches my mental model. This strongly reminds me of another of my favorite tex
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by joshuakelly 6y ago
Net neutrality seems like an irrelevant discussion now to anyone interested in "radical" internet models (read: anything that's not deeply entrenched in the client-server paradigm). Why should we care about the battles betwee
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by joshuakelly 6y ago
> When did a stupid 280chr “microblogging” platform become a channel for foreign diplomacy? Approximately in 2009. That's the date of the first known public example of the State Department influencing Twitter operations for diplomat
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by joshuakelly 6y ago
Massive. I have a project that assumed ipfs:// would eventually exist natively within a mainstream(-ish) browser, and I'm very pleased to discover that after updating to 1.19.x it all just works. Excited for the forthcoming D
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by joshuakelly 6y ago
A simple solution to this is to apply these principles only to accounts of a meaningful size and to exclude "petty cash". Tracking capital assets with double entry accounting systems has a ton of benefits for someone in your posit

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