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by mxwll 11mo ago
Similar to Site R on the PA / Maryland border https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raven_Rock_Mountain_Complex
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by mxwll 7y ago
Comcast offers Xfinity Mobile to their internet customers for free. You pay as you go for the data you use ($12/GB). You could probably tether a smartphone for data use.
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by mxwll 9y ago
Fair points - I don't believe that Apple / Samsung are necessarily going to build out their own EMR systems. Rather I think the bottom up approach they are taking by creating an enormous amount of personal health data -- heart rat
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by mxwll 9y ago
You hit the nail on the head. Building anything on top of EPIC is unbelievably painful. You either pay EPIC engineers to access their "Dark API's" or pay $$ for their certifications. Very few of these big medical device start
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by mxwll 9y ago
There are some major hurdles for these SV companies to overcome if they want any level of success in this arena. EPIC and Cerner together hold over 50% market share of EHR systems in American hospitals. Their interoperability and patient fa
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by mxwll 9y ago
very spotify-ish
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by mxwll 9y ago
Key quote here: None of the filings lists the transactions as being part of 10b5-1 scheduled trading plans. Public companies typically have scheduled sales of their options for people at this level. This was not that.
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by mxwll 10y ago
What? This article is about rethinking and developing a new youtube app with "offline first" in mind. It was created after researching how YouTube is consumed in India to offer a more user friendly experience. Has 0 to do with sna
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by mxwll 10y ago
Recent design grad from RIT. I learned from / worked with many former Kodak employees from the late 90's into early 00's. The majority of them worked on the consumer product side of the business. It is my understanding that K