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by rficcaglia 14y ago
and smart cards cannot be hacked! oh wait... http://www.darkreading.com/authentication/167901072/security... i guess we need 3 factor authentication, yeah, that's the ticket!
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Premise 2: (not being snarky - genuine scientific inquiry) do you have data to back that up? That would be very interesting indeed. Does AL have an API to get data on their portfolio? PG - why not make a YC api available and put data out th
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by rficcaglia 14y ago
I really do appreciate your overall point and caution, BUT I wouldn't exactly hold up the Feds or Fortune 500 companies as icons of rapid innovation (yes i too have worked with them and speak from grey hair - much of which was torn out weed
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by rficcaglia 14y ago
Absolutely true. That said, software should never replace human thinking (until the singularity, Ray) and the clinician must be the final authority. Same goes for pilots - the software can help, but as too many pilots have discovered, looki
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by rficcaglia 14y ago
Surprisingly I work with a lot of MDs who think communication and lack of professionalism and thoughtfulness in software engineers is a significant hindrance to success. - Medics have extremely busy schedules and so they don't want to have
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by rficcaglia 14y ago
Raising funding is one way to punch through the hurdles discussed in the article. I think the point is that if you want to innovate, why should it take $5M in funding if you can demonstrate a good idea working. Answer: all the reasons ment
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by rficcaglia 14y ago
I would argue that it is the crippling lack of appetite for change and innovation that stifles breakthrough technology that would create a data standard and a thriving interoperable service ecosystem. The success of an innovative idea will
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by rficcaglia 14y ago
Publish peer reviewed journal abstracts with data showing efficacy --- yes for software, not only for devices. Then present data at major conferences (though, you cannot be a presenter directly as it conflicts with vendor conflict of inter
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by rficcaglia 14y ago
It is an object database which was all the rage back in 1996-ish. I had to use it outside of the medical market once and the sales manager was shocked!
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by rficcaglia 14y ago
Unfortunately the entrenched attitude is do 'less with more'. There are ways through the challenges posed - but not 'around'. YMMV. Until patients pay directly for their care and have transparent pricing, I don't anticipate real innovatio
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by rficcaglia 14y ago
I'll spare the HN community self promotion, but I am worker bee and other roles at a few startups. Interestingly enough, Salesforce (CloudAmp's specialty) is being used in hospitals! scary, eh.
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by rficcaglia 14y ago
Sure - though I couldn't find your email so here's mine... Just add @gmail at the end of my id. Happy to chat...located in SF.
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I recommend not trying - not for profit anyway - unless you directly influence (did they come to your birthday party?) multiple people at the C-Level at 2 or 3 major hospital prospective customers, ideally academic research centers, dependi
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by rficcaglia 14y ago
I'm in the 41st month of a Health IT startup and I'd be happy to give you a preview of the questions you havent even thought of :) Honestly if you can't fund full speed (dev, QA, support, sales, mktg, ops, clinical studies) for a minimum
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What were you doing at 12:12:12 on 12/12/12?(docs.google.com)
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by rficcaglia 14y ago
password - something you know and then forget and cracker dictionaries also already know key (sw or hw) - something you have and then lose,or malware finds the spare copy under the mat, or turns out to be flawed as reported by academic cryp
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by rficcaglia 14y ago
Open source threshold crypto project http://www.utdallas.edu/~mxk093120/paillier/index.php?go=hom...