gautamsivakumar

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A startup is building computer chips using real neurons(fortune.com)
160 points by gautamsivakumar 6y ago|108 comments
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Medisas (YC W13) is hiring BDRs to make hospitals safer
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Medisas is hiring to make hospitals safer
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Medisas is hiring our first Marketing Generalist(hire.withgoogle.com)
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Medisas' first marketing hire(hire.withgoogle.com)
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Medisas Is Hiring an Enterprise Account Executive in SF
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Medisas (YC W13) is hiring our first enterprise sales exec
1 points by gautamsivakumar 10y ago
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Medisas (YC W13) is hiring a great designer to revolutionize hospital care
1 points by gautamsivakumar 10y ago
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Medisas (YC W13) is hiring engineers to revolutionize hospital care
1 points by gautamsivakumar 11y ago
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Medisas (YC W13) is hiring engineers to revolutionize hospital care
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Data Science at Startups(insightdatascience.com)
4 points by gautamsivakumar 11y ago|0 comments
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Medisas (YC W13) is hiring engineers to revolutionize hospital care
1 points by gautamsivakumar 12y ago
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Medisas (YC W13) is hiring engineers to revolutionize hospital care
1 points by gautamsivakumar 12y ago
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Medisas (YC W13) is hiring engineers to revolutionize hospital care
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Medisas (YC W13) is hiring engineers to revolutionize hospital care
1 points by gautamsivakumar 12y ago
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by gautamsivakumar 12y ago
They have $4.2bn under management, and a very smart team. I am sure there is a lot that can be done...
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by gautamsivakumar 12y ago
I second this. I've met a number of the Insight Data Scientists, and they are incredibly impressive. It will be very interesting to watch the progression of those lucky enough to get into the Data Engineering program.
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by gautamsivakumar 13y ago
Unfortunately we've had to prioritise building product and taking care of our customers - the corporate site is a lower priority item ;) But we're hiring, so anyone who desperately wants to fix the website should send us an email.
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by gautamsivakumar 14y ago
Thanks very much! Large scale analysis of (anonymous) patient information will lead to many breakthroughs. Hopefully, one day we will get there.
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by gautamsivakumar 14y ago
Yep, true. The NHS IT project was a perfect example of how not to do it :)
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by gautamsivakumar 14y ago
Respectfully, I disagree. I think there are some institutions which do it better than others - but on the whole, from a techie standpoint, healthcare IT is in the dark ages.
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by gautamsivakumar 14y ago
Absolutely - there is a lot of regulation which you have to navigate and there are differences between different regions and nations. It's not the most start-up friendly market, but I don't believe that is a reason not to do it :)
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by gautamsivakumar 14y ago
Thanks so much for your support. You're right about how important face-to-face interaction is. That is not going to be replaced any time soon - nor should it be. But for the purpose of handover, you still need a written summary of all the p
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Why I quit medicine(gautams.posterous.com)
296 points by gautamsivakumar 15y ago|108 comments
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by gautamsivakumar 15y ago
I'm a doc based in the UK. I know that we order fewer useless investigations than you do in the US. Thankfully we don't have a litigation heavy medical culture yet. Although, I think it's slowly heading that way.
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by gautamsivakumar 15y ago
very useful. good stuff. you should always be tweaking. best of luck