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by eyphka 1y ago
Prelim (YC S17) | https://prelim.com/ | REMOTE (US) | Engineers, Designers, People | Full-time Prelim helps banks onboard their customers. If you're applying for a financial service like a bank account online, or in pe
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by eyphka 2y ago
Prelim | Full-time | Remote (US) | Software Engineers, Product Designer, Product Marketing Manager | prelim.com Hi, I'm Chris, Co-founder and CTO of Prelim. At Prelim we're building the future of how banks onboard their customers
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by eyphka 2y ago
I would encourage reading about Jim Allison (the nobel prize winner in medicine for immunotherapy) and his difficulty having his research acknowledged / getting funding as an immunologist working in cancer research. Wired magazine did
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by eyphka 2y ago
The question is when the model can make money from advertising. If the ai is asked to recommend products, does it show an ad or even an argument for paying for some product.
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by eyphka 2y ago
Simple reason for bad 10 years - pg stepped away from day to day 2014
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by eyphka 2y ago
Seconded, (and also started on elastic beanstalk!) Has kept surprisingly well over time, with some hiccups around platforn version changes.
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by eyphka 3y ago
While the cases were high in switzerland, they were not unique. Link to an academic article discussing how the USA is now in the dangerzone of iodine deficiency. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12011-018
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by eyphka 3y ago
Interesting, and are those used as the informal you? Or in reference to singular?
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by eyphka 3y ago
I’m having trouble remembering, but that was the predecessor to finastra phenoix right? I’d love to grab you virtual coffee and talk - chris@prelim.com
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by eyphka 3y ago
Out of curiosity, was it metavante?
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by eyphka 3y ago
This was a fantastic read and looking forward to reading more. Also, I’d love to learn more about the “people who were in the room” so to speak. Also I hope that some academic historian has been in touch to catalogue that notebook!
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by eyphka 3y ago
There are a couple of weird things in my experience, like the old implementation of zip, but by and large it was mostly either restrictions of js itself or browser implementations of js. Lodash has and still is a good standard / refere
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by eyphka 3y ago
Running Postgres in production since 2017. Some trivia required, but nothing like priest knowledge needed for MySQL. I love not having to be trivia king.
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by eyphka 3y ago
Plangrid (yc) comes to mind, which was acquired for 875 million by auto desk.
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by eyphka 3y ago
Imo it does as it complicates the narrative. It is now an EU company hiding its practices via an offshored company.
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by eyphka 3y ago
Got it, but the owning parent company was Belgian, isn’t it?
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by eyphka 3y ago
I’m not sure why it says US when the company owning is Belgian I believe.
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by eyphka 3y ago
If something is already built, why do they need your hundred million?
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by eyphka 3y ago
This is beyond the scope of my knowledge, but what I can say is that the original issue in the 90s arose from a fear of too many doctors coupled with too much spending on said doctors which resulted in multiple regulatory changes to preve
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by eyphka 3y ago
The reason for the scarcity of talent/ doctors is due to a regulation change in 1983/1996 that wasn't adjusted until last year that was restricting the number of residency spots for doctors in the US. See a vox piece from 202
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by eyphka 3y ago
I believe the criticism usually stems from the following tweet and the silence after the invasion of Ukraine. https://twitter.com/Snowden/status/1493646431743356931
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by eyphka 3y ago
Snowdens recent conversations around Russia and Russia's invasion of Ukraine have tinted or confirmed biases against Snowden as a traitor and stooge of the Russian government. See: https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions&#x2
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by eyphka 3y ago
The engine failures are mostly for combustion, and have resulted in multiple deaths, including nearly my own.
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by eyphka 3y ago
Hyundai has been having engine failures, would not recommend as experienced spontaneous engine failure on a less than year old car. Check consumer reports or source below. “In 2020, NHTSA announced civil penalties for the companies—totaling
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by eyphka 3y ago
The parallels are definitely there. Two issues happening are imo primary causes, corporate consolidation and the move towards "Demand-driven Supply Chain".
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by eyphka 3y ago
One thing to note, associate professor is often a tenured position. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Academic_ranks_in_the_United_S...
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by eyphka 3y ago
For much of this article, I know nothing. But on the one area I can speak intelligently about, video games, this article is dead wrong. There has been an explosion of experimentation in terms of anything measurable: genres, art styles, etc.
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by eyphka 4y ago
No bailout. Investors and executive wiped out. Depositors will be made 100% whole. Fed did its job today and prevented a mass bank run.
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by eyphka 4y ago
This is simply not true and very easy to verify via https://banks.data.fdic.gov/bankfind-suite/bankfind Most banks actually have most of their deposits NOT insured. Most banks are not bofa.
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by eyphka 4y ago
Prelim (YC S17) | Software Engineers, Customer Success, Marketing Manager | REMOTE (US ONLY) | prelim.com Prelim is a digital originations platform for banks. (We're a Y Combinator backed company! YC S17) Banks spend billions of dollar

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