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by healthenclave 8y ago
Merry Christmas Everyone! From India
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by healthenclave 9y ago
Wow great to have a Pathologist in the Room. I think this device is super awesome and I was trying to come up with something similar a few years back. The primary concerns is that one of the first things I learnt in Med School is that capil
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by healthenclave 9y ago
Great advice !!
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by healthenclave 10y ago
Thanks. But for me, I am NOT looking for any external validation. Except my users, whom I deeply care about. My situation (being in a Developing country) is a little different from your IMHO.
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by healthenclave 10y ago
I think SendGrind, Buffer, Couchbase and Ionic Framework are a few notable ones that were previously discussed. BTW: great to see you here. I used Feedly(get stream) a while back in a project of mine and it worked liked a charm.
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by healthenclave 10y ago
Hello Michael, I was suggested by few YC Alums that YC will not accept a startup if the founders are not working full time on it. Question: In my case I am working full time because it's helping me fund my startup and It's actuall
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by healthenclave 10y ago
Thanks that makes a lot of sense.
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by healthenclave 10y ago
Ashu fellow Indian Founder here. I think it's mostly about dedication, domain expertise(if applicable), progress and traction. They list it out here http://www.ycombinator.com/howtoapply/
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by healthenclave 10y ago
Not official YC advice. But I believe I read somewhere Avg. YC company gets rejected twice before being accepted. What matters is are you making progress in the direction of your vision.
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by healthenclave 10y ago
Fellow Indian Founder here. PG once said (I think to AirBnB) go where your users are.
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by healthenclave 10y ago
Hello Michael, Thanks for the AMA Question: Is there are more stringent criteria for accepting international founders and companies, focused on their local markets? The reason I am asking this is because most of the companies from India in
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by healthenclave 10y ago
As a Medical Doc and a health tech entrepreneur current living in Bilaspur. I find this fascinating. But I think the village where JSS is located is called as Ganiyari ??
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by healthenclave 11y ago
Taiga is Project Management app based on Django and Angular. https://github.com/taigaio/taiga-back
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by healthenclave 11y ago
This is a common problem in medicine. As some one who regularly prescribes xray to patients (in Orthopedic Surgery) we have very strict instructions to the radiology technicians to perform the imaging of the side that is mentioned in the or
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by healthenclave 11y ago
This is why Indian people eat Curry! Jokes apart on a more serious note the crux of the study is -- "Compared with those who ate spicy foods less than once a week, those who consumed spicy foods 6 or 7 days a week showed a 14% relative
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Awesome Django: Curated list of awesome Django resources(github.com)
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by healthenclave 12y ago
Hey James, Good to see your post on the front page, and it was a nice writeup. Personally for me the issue with Python 3 has been the lack of support by many good 3rd party Django apps. Until that happens I can't see myself moving anyt
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by healthenclave 12y ago
I would like to give my 2 cents to the discussion, as a Medical Doc who was training to become an Orthopedic Surgeon. One of the problems with Surgical Branches is that beyond a certain point (i.e: Beyond from knowing how to do a procedure)
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by healthenclave 12y ago
You are right. More importantly hand picking individuals to be part of the study could result in Selection Bias. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selection_bias The other logical workaround would be to give the HNI donor a
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by healthenclave 12y ago
I am just making a general statement and I was not accusing a particular group of people, gov or agency in doing so. In a fair world we would allocate funds for medical research based on number of people suffering from illness and not their
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by healthenclave 12y ago
I would like to shed light on the fact that "The Rich" have already bought up a lot of clinical trials and Medical research in general. If you look at the research done on disease prevalent in Rich population vs prevalent diseases
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by healthenclave 12y ago
In developing countries (INDIA) because many people do not have CC many good banks allow you to generate Virtual Credit Cards No with predefined amount for single use -- for 5+ years now. So the point is technology and the idea is pretty ol
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by healthenclave 12y ago
I had the great pleasure of meeting up with Paul and Eric at a Data Science Meetup in SF. Both of them were very smart and driven in their passion. Eric explained to me in great length why and how they were doing -- Bayesimpact. Wish you gu
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by healthenclave 12y ago
Guinea worm have been eradicated already from many developing countries for quite some time now. Eg: they were eradicated roughly in the 1970's from India. Mostly only some African countries still have endemic of Guinea worm. Step well
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by healthenclave 12y ago
Very well done! The best part of Widgy is the ability to create custom pages and forms with drag and drop widgets. I had been working on figuring out a solution such as this. The ability to use this and extend the widgets is really powerful
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by healthenclave 13y ago
You should not be making assumptions about people you don't know. With that said I am not trying to make a quick buck here.There are real life pain points that I am trying to solve. The longer it takes for me to create my vision the lo
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by healthenclave 13y ago
Well it's just Version 1.0 needs to be improved much much further. Content is just a small part of what I am trying to solve. Get in touch if you are interested
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by healthenclave 13y ago
Sorry to piggy back on your post. But Indian Medical Doc here pursuing Orthopedic Surgery Residency who also codes in Python, Django, Frontend and Excellent in UI/UX is also looking for some help !! If there is anyone in the audience w
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by healthenclave 13y ago
In India we have had PRIM for decades and we call it DHOBI (The Washerman). They will come down to your place, take your clothes, Wash , Iron and Starch your clothes (also dry clean on request). Deliver them back to your place. Sometimes wi
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Apple Buys HopStop and Locationary(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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