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Freshpaint (YC S19) is hiring engineers to safeguard health data(jobs.ashbyhq.com)
1 points by malisper 3y ago
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Freshpaint (YC S19) Is Hiring Engineers to Safeguard Health Data(jobs.ashbyhq.com)
1 points by malisper 3y ago
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by malisper 3y ago
> This is a nitpick, but their "Claude 2 on 200k Context Data" graph doesn't actually extend to 200k, only 100k It does extend to 200k. The chart is logarithmic. You can see the little 2 in the bottom right.
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Freshpaint (YC S19) is hiring software engineers to build a HIPAA data platform(jobs.ashbyhq.com)
1 points by malisper 3y ago
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by malisper 3y ago
> Kinda astonishing how some startup with almost no revenue that burned through hundreds millions of dollars is still able to acquire anything x) As of December, Docker was doing $100M+ of ARR[0]. No where close to no revenue [0] https:
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by malisper 3y ago
> Even research from OpenAI has attempted to use GPT-4 as quasi-ground truth (as a replacement for human evaluators). The way OpenAI used GPT-4 is fundamentally different than how GPT-4 was used to score the answers to the MIT exam. In O
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Freshpaint (YC S19) Is Hiring Software Engineers to Solve HIPAA Compliance(freshpaint.io)
1 points by malisper 3y ago
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by malisper 3y ago
> 27 bits for just one word seems wasteful Where did you get that you need 27 bits for one word? > Then to send any word you only need to send one number, and in binary it would have between 1 and at most 19 bits Yep! By sorting by fr
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Freshpaint (YC S19) is hiring engineers to build a HIPAA compliant data platform(freshpaint.io)
1 points by malisper 3y ago
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by malisper 3y ago
Ambiguity of a context-free Grammer is undecidable means there are some context free grammers where it is impossible to determine if they are ambiguous or not. There are context free grammers that we can prove are unambiguous. As an examp
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by malisper 3y ago
> If pulling a third party resource is not compliant then loading from any cdn is non compliant Loading data from a third party can be GDPR compliant, but isn't always. One legal basis for processing personal data is "legitim
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by malisper 3y ago
Note that despite the claims of GDPR compliance, Beam is likely _not_ GDPR compliant for a few different reasons. Going off of this doc[0], a few things stand out. First, there's a Javascript snippet you add to your site to set up Beam
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by malisper 4y ago
GPT-4 didn't say there's a 1 out of 5 chance of a bank run happening. On a 5 point scale from very low likelihood (1) to very high likelihood (5) GPT-4 gave a 1. GPT-4 gave the lowest score possible for how likely a bank run was t
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by malisper 4y ago
It seems like the title is incorrect: > GPT-4 identifies SVB’s biggest risk & gives good advice using 2021 balance sheet From the article GPT-4 gave the likelihood of a bank run as a 1 out of 5. Yes, SVB, made some bad bets, but even
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by malisper 4y ago
> Does the guidance only apply to user-authenticated web pages? It depends on if there's health related information on the page. The HHS includes examples of unauthenticated pages where the guidance applies such as pages about a spe
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by malisper 4y ago
It's not just start ups here. Lots of hospitals and hospital groups have trackers like Google Analytics installed on their website. From the HHS[0] in many cases this is considered sharing health information with Google: > For examp
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by malisper 4y ago
> Were they sending health data The recent guidance from the HHS[0] indicates in many cases installing Google Analytics or the Facebook SDK would be considered sending health data to Google or Facebook and therefore be considered a HIPAA
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Get Code Reviews from ChatGPT(github.com)
11 points by malisper 4y ago|1 comments
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by malisper 4y ago
I am the founder of a VC backed company If you don't meet the income requirements for being an accredited investor, the easiest way want to become an accredited investor is to become a licensed investment advisor. Someone wrote an arti
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by malisper 4y ago
Reading through the article, it seems the actual claim is much, much weaker than the title: > However, all intervention categories and domains apart from “finance” show evidence for heterogeneity, which implies that some nudges might be
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Freshpaint (YC S19) is hiring engineers to build real-time data ingestion infra(jobs.ashbyhq.com)
1 points by malisper 4y ago
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GitHub Copilot and the Methods of Rationality(freshpaint.io)
5 points by malisper 4y ago|2 comments
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Freshpaint (YC S19) is hiring engineers to build real-time data ingestion infra(jobs.ashbyhq.com)
1 points by malisper 4y ago
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Freshpaint (YC S19) is hiring engineers to build real-time data ingestion infra(jobs.ashbyhq.com)
1 points by malisper 4y ago
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by malisper 4y ago
> the number of cold emails and calls we get from car part distributors is amusing Heck, my company is called Freshpaint. The number of people that visit our site, freshpaint.io, see all the copy about data infrastructure, and still con
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by malisper 5y ago
> It's not specified in the article? From the article: > The function should have expected O(1) performance. > Do that for rate limiting and it'll be super easy to DoS you How so? The rate limiter has the same performance
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by malisper 5y ago
> hence the proposed solution has a worst case complexity of O(N)? Worst case yes, but the question is concerned with the average case.
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by malisper 5y ago
> "Produce a dictionary of the number of times each letter occurs in each word." is heading the wrong direction. You want an encoding that does not care about the number of times each letter occurs in each word. How so? "a
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by malisper 5y ago
> The solution described in the article is likely to be extremely wasteful in both time and memory, by allocating a queue entry for each call, and then O(n) scanning and dropping stale entries on each successive call. Even if n elements
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by malisper 5y ago
> Rate limiter: I would probably use a hash table of this structure -- called[yyyy-mm-dd][hh-mm] and then increment the hashtable for that minute, for example, called[2022-01-02][22-01]++ and drop any entries for the last day at the end

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