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by spoonyg 6y ago
Nevro | Redwood City, CA. | https://www.nevro.com At Nevro, we empower healthcare providers with the most advanced spinal cord stimulation system to help people coping with chronic pain get back to pursuing the life they want. S
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by spoonyg 14y ago
I use this every night from a python script to force the charge to start after the electricity becomes cheaper. So far it is fast and reliable.
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by spoonyg 15y ago
Thanks, I have a T-Mobile device and it is working great. Posting from it now :)
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by spoonyg 16y ago
I would like to see what the % of projects that are not outsourced fail for comparison. My guess is that bad projects with bad management contribute to both, more-so than outsourcing. We just completed a large outsourced project that would
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by spoonyg 17y ago
trying to make my way to Brussels, stuck overnight in Chicago due to a maintenance issue followed by a domestic dispute followed by over the maximum time for the crew.
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by spoonyg 17y ago
A bit off topic, but I have been doing medical startups for 10 years now and can provide a little insight into your questions. Directly helping people with technology is extremely satisfying and I would definitely recommend it as a career.
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by spoonyg 17y ago
Not exactly correct. For an FDA market approval a medical device must be proven to be safe AND effective. This can be proven in several ways: through a trial or as I believe in this case, through similarity to another proven device. And thi
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by spoonyg 18y ago
Love it, but the real way to test this is to present the monetary choice itself. For example, they could pick to get payed 1 cent with 100% certainty or 25 cents with 4% certainty. (although I don't think mturk supports this natively) EDIT:
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by spoonyg 19y ago
I use the hell out of your site and I am stoked that it sounds like you will be around for some time. Congratulations.
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by spoonyg 19y ago
I have built up something similar to what you are describing and it was a fun project. My first reaction to #1 is that if the information you want to repeatably in the same place you are probably better off just doing things manually and no
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by spoonyg 19y ago
escapepod.org All work and no play, etc.
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by spoonyg 19y ago
This is a pretty good implementation of your idea. http://www.craig2mail.com/ I've used it to find items that are rarely posted. Edit: my bad, they got shut down by Craigslist http://www.craig2mail.com/craigs.html Aside: What is up with
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by spoonyg 19y ago
Yep, exactly correct. For my sites I use Valueclick, Adsense and I am always trying something new. You will also find that the best network varies on the placement on your page, so try a few combinations out. You might check out pubmatic.co
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by spoonyg 19y ago
I live in the Bay Area, and those #'s look pretty close to me for a minimum, penny-pinching baseline. When it comes down to it, you can almost forget about the money ycomb is offering. The money is NOTHING. It is all about the contacts and
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by spoonyg 19y ago
Easy, but really if a site is nice enough to provide a legitimate way for you to get data you should respect that and download it.
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by spoonyg 19y ago
It isn't the tool that is important but what you do with it. PHP is a pretty good tool. Rails is the (relatively) new shiny tool. You can build fantastic or crappy things with either one.
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by spoonyg 19y ago
I am using XML/SWF Charts on my site. ( http://www.maani.us/xml_charts/) You can see an example here: http://www.carhuntr.com/prices-Chevrolet-Suburban.html It is easy to work with, and I have tested it using browsershots. Displays corre
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by spoonyg 19y ago
I concur. I went from never using inkscape to having a not horribly embarrassing logo in about 2 hours. Learn how to use the gradient tool, it is key. You can see what I did here: http://carhuntr.com/index.html