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by elamje 4mo ago
I’m always excited when Cloudflare starts offering things that I had to use other providers for because I know it will be solid. We used Statsig at Function. It started out as 2 of us using it on one product and within 12 months, large amou
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by elamje 7mo ago
> Not only does this obviously not result in lower US prices Maybe in Pfizer’s portfolio this is true. However, I just watched the Amazon Pharmacy pricing for GLP-1s drop substantially immediately following this. I think you may be being
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by elamje 7mo ago
Not arguing on broken internal pricing dynamics that are skewed by all sorts of gov programs and payors. It’s about external, global pricing dynamics. The site clearly isn’t going to be able to give clean payor/pbm/gov subsidized
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by elamje 7mo ago
Can you explain from first principles how the US market gaining MFN pricing does not benefit Americans? Open to changing my mind
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by elamje 7mo ago
The situation is basically this - Novo and Lilly spent billions making Semaglutide, Tirzepatide, and future formulations/modalities. They are going to monetize this heavily while they have IP coverage. There is no world they will let H
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by elamje 8mo ago
Where did you hear this?
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by elamje 8mo ago
I was talking to someone about this the other day. I was part of a team at NASA that developed a cooling system for the ISS and this whole premise makes no sense to me. 1. Getting things to space is incredibly expensive 2. Ingress/egre
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by elamje 1y ago
this hides major dilution until future financings best to treat it like an expense from the perspective of shareholders
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by elamje 1y ago
think about how to start and maintain a better founder dynamic for the next company more than trying to course correct what you already have
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by elamje 1y ago
you’ll be happier on the morning after you leave than you even remembered was possible
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by elamje 1y ago
Have a friend high up at one of the “Big 3” in this space. The entire business model is predicated on injecting themselves as the last click for attribution even when they weren’t remotely responsible for the conversion. Cool business, but
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by elamje 1y ago
The closest software analogy I’ve heard is like passing around a callable/function with a standard interface. An LLM can call the callable and work with the returned data without needing to go back and forth between your application lo
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by elamje 2y ago
Do you think SpaceX or similar would be attacking this problem space if there was a business to be had here? Seems like a fun pet project that will lose money indefinitely, but love seeing small teams do big things!
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by elamje 2y ago
100%
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by elamje 2y ago
Nearly 10 years ago, I was at a Spotify recruiting event and they told us how they did embeddings at the time. They took all user generated playlists and projected the songs into vectors where songs that appear together on playlists are clo
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by elamje 2y ago
$1,000/mo in a low income area of Dallas is a lot of money. Going from a $700/mo to a $1,700/mo apartment in Dallas is luxury. Not sure you're seeing this one clearly....
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by elamje 2y ago
Massively changed my life trajectory. I was working on my first "startup" (if you want to call it that) and wasn't getting traction. The owner of a software consulting firm found me on Hacker News and brought me in as his fir
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by elamje 2y ago
Most people don’t know that there are species that can, e.g. drop their metabolic rate down to .01% of baseline to survive without water or food for 30 yrs. Or survive in high radiation environments, or high pressure and temperature environ
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by elamje 2y ago
Should have maintained a python interoperable runtime. Less and less people use JVM languages for things like web apps, data eng, data science, ML, etc.
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by elamje 2y ago
This is awesome. I am highly interested in the BioTech space and happened to work with electro-wetting for zero gravity space applications almost 10 years ago! This is such a cool application of the tech. Everything is accelerating in biote
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by elamje 2y ago
I run a bunch of blogs from a single Django app with a CMS, SQLite, and extremely optimized SEO hacks. It’s the perfect use case, light on writes, super heavy on reads. Almost as fast as any caching solution would be, except it’s actually r
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The Boron Letters – Full PDF(smashamp.com)
1 points by elamje 2y ago|0 comments
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by elamje 2y ago
Growth hacking, marketing, and sales for SMBs and solo-preneurs. Think highly paid freelancers (we find opportunities for them) and blue-collar service companies (they want more leads, but can't afford a high talent growth team). http
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by elamje 2y ago
I worked on this in 2018/19. It's a really hard problem, and the only people I've found doing it at scale is a small Norwegian company called https://piql.no . They encode large files into film and store it in the
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by elamje 3y ago
Function Health | Technical Product Managers and Software Engineers | Austin or Remote | https://functionhealth.com We are the fastest growing health membership in the US right now. We're on a wild ride of insane growth fro
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by elamje 3y ago
Treating it declaratively is what I initially thought it would be, but what happens when the user needs to tweak the layout for some unique requirement? My guess is what would happen is it would force them to completely eject from your decl
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by elamje 3y ago
This is an amazing concept. You still need heavy EE understanding to know how to develop PCBs, so it’s not going to turn every software engineer into a PCB pro, but it could totally change the game for EEs that can learn to code. This is de
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Within months you will be able to buy genomics data from 14M Americans(twitter.com)
1 points by elamje 3y ago|1 comments
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by elamje 3y ago
Thanks for the heads up!
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by elamje 3y ago
Function Health | Technical Product Managers, React Native Lead | Austin or Remote | https://functionhealth.com We are the fastest growing health membership in the US right now. We're on a wild ride of insane growth from ba

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