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by skram 13y ago
If you're at all interested in life sciences and healthcare, check out Indianapolis! (I'm not based there but my company and cofounder are - awesome place with nice, innovative people) Some links: - http://www.indymade.
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by skram 13y ago
My startup uses Lync through Office 365 and find it to be pretty good. At other startups, I've used Skype and that worked well too.
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by skram 13y ago
Very interesting. Been seeing a need for something like this for quite a while, both as a developer in the health IT space as well as someone who has had to sign BAA's and work within HIPAA guidelines in large organizations, often rend
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by skram 13y ago
And now http://mediagoblin.org/ made it to the front page of HN today
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by skram 13y ago
This SaaS and open source project just popped up on HN: http://quickcast.io/ Also check out http://www.kaltura.org/ If you just need video hosting and a robust player, look into Brightcove.
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by skram 13y ago
I think the OP means EMR/EHR software. Wikipedia has a pretty comprehensive list at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_open-source_healthcare_... I am in the health IT space and VistA ( http://www.ehea
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by skram 13y ago
I think what he means is that he tracks metrics that he wants to track (such as steps walked, miles run, water consumed, calories consumed, blood pressure, lines of code, dollars spent, etc.) in Excel. You could track things related to yo
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by skram 13y ago
@iM8t - list of open source quantified self tools at http://quantifiedself.com/guide/search.php?keywords=open+sou... You might also ask the people I @-mentioned in https://twitter.com/skram/status&
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by skram 13y ago
I think there would be some interest in both the NLP as well as the tracking in general (many say they want to track themselves but privacy is an issue)
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by skram 13y ago
This is pretty impressive in that it uses NLP to allow you to track most (any?) verb. Any chance in making it open source?
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by skram 13y ago
Perhaps publish guidelines how to move from SaaS RailsKit to Koudoku. I feel like The SaaS RailsKit is a bit out of date
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by skram 13y ago
Add http://railscasts.com/episodes/368-miniprofiler to your list of tools for development mode
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by skram 13y ago
http://validic.com/ has built an API for many different APIs such as Nike/Fitbit/BodyMedia/etc. You might also want to look into HealthVault though I'll warn you it's not too developer friendly if
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by skram 13y ago
This sounds like a cool product. I sort of wish I had heard about koudoku before deciding to use the SaaS RailsKit ( http://railskits.com/saas/ ) though it has saved me a lot of time in developing our first SaaS app.
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by skram 13y ago
I work in the health IT space and think this /could/ be a platform to let people integrate their various wearable sensors such as Fitbits, Nike Fuelband, etc. and challenge each other to walk/exercise more. There are sites li
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Google Glass: Autocorrect For Your Life?(informationweek.com)
2 points by skram 13y ago|0 comments
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by skram 13y ago
This is a great find. Looks much easier to get started with than a Raspberry Pi.
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by skram 13y ago
Awesome. Something else that would be nice is to be able to go from JSON to HTML table. There are a few libraries out there that do this but none seem to be updated or recent. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Nice work!
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by skram 13y ago
This isn't a book, like you asked, but my startup has found project management software, when used correctly, to be helpful in doing this. We have settled in with PivotalTracker.com for its compromise between price, customizability, an
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by skram 13y ago
The technology stack sounds very similar to http://hub.healthdata.gov/ ... I wonder if the two groups are talking to each other to share notes... (probably not)
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Indiana's First Health Codeathon - Come join fellow health hackers and win(hc4h2013.eventbrite.com)
1 points by skram 13y ago|0 comments
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by skram 13y ago
@kaler fixed it - thanks!
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by skram 13y ago
Looks like a good article but your Markdown/syntax is a bit messed up, making it hard to read without reformatting it.
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by skram 13y ago
Haha - whoops!
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by skram 13y ago
This is quite nifty. I'm not usually into games or gorilla marketing but I'm going to keep an eye out for this.
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by skram 13y ago
It actually looks extremely easy.. view source of the page (such as http://www.qwiki.com/v/FPw12zjm ) and look for the <meta> tag for "og:video". Screenshot at https://www.evernote.com/sh
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Definition of "statelessness" cc: Snowden(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by skram 13y ago|0 comments
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by skram 13y ago
I have had good luck getting up and running using HighCharts.
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by skram 13y ago
This looks quite nifty. Looking forward to it!
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by skram 13y ago
I have domains on GoDaddy that are currently working.

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