kgosser

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by kgosser 10y ago
Thanks a bunch for the feedback, Josh! Forwarding right now to our Privacy Officer.
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by kgosser 10y ago
Educating the startup community on the complexities and necessity of HIPAA is important. I'm glad Aptible is helping the YC community. To tack on to my colleague at Catalyze: We provide two thorough guides to both HIPAA and HITRUST. If
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by kgosser 11y ago
You are correct in understanding there is a bifurcation between the infrastructure and application levels. You, as the software developer, will be largely responsible for the application-level security and privacy. The infrastructure obliga
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by kgosser 11y ago
Speaking from a HIPAA point of view, the amount of complexity you must manage to build your own compliant environment on AWS is extremely high. HIPAA's controls account for block level encryption, managing your logs a certain way, and
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by kgosser 12y ago
Only other year that I think could rival it is 1995. Holy cow.
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by kgosser 13y ago
Madison is legit. I'm from Milwaukee and love the opportunities here, but Madison is not far behind as a favorite. I might just be a homer though.
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by kgosser 13y ago
This means for people who work remotely but live in Seattle. So for example, someone who works remotely for a company in NY but lives in Seattle. This would be a spot for all those people to work so they feel like a community.
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by kgosser 13y ago
This was very South Parkian. I liked it.
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by kgosser 13y ago
> In 2013 the Internet traffic I actually do generate is much more secure than the Internet traffic I generated 20 years ago. For someone to be successful in 1993 to use the Internet, you had to be knowledgable enough to do the things yo
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by kgosser 13y ago
Tell me again how this is different than Malcolm Gladwell? Same format, same insight-porn result, yet this guy is heralded by you all and Gladwell is eviscerated. Confusing, really.
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Double-Secret Probation (2007)(jwz.org)
1 points by kgosser 13y ago|0 comments
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by kgosser 13y ago
Ah cool. Yeah, I instantly thought of use cases like Forecast.io's weather animations for your library. I think this is a _major_ trend about to explode, and approaching it with a JS library instead of animated GIFs seems like it has big po
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by kgosser 13y ago
Was forcast.io's animations an inspiration for this? Very impressed. Great job!
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Government Lab Admits to Using Quantum Internet for Two Years(gizmodo.com)
4 points by kgosser 13y ago|1 comments
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by kgosser 13y ago
Betaworks.com getting hammered right now. I hope they are better at managing Instapaper ops! I tease, I tease. In all seriousness, congrats to Marco. A real hero of The Internet.
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by kgosser 13y ago
Anyone else find it interesting that R66T is vaguely read as "ROOT" -- this is some kind of cruel joke, right?
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by kgosser 13y ago
What terrible trolling. Just change the CSS template! Gah.
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by kgosser 14y ago
It's shocking to me how bad the HN community is getting when I check out of a comment thread every couple weeks or so.
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by kgosser 14y ago
Those who are rebutting this and Telsa and defending the NY Times need to read Manufacturing Consent.
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The Great De-coupling of the US Economy (Dr. McAfee, MIT)(andrewmcafee.org)
2 points by kgosser 14y ago|0 comments
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by kgosser 14y ago
"No, no. It's all algorithms."
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Are Robots Hurting Job Growth? (60 Minutes)(cbsnews.com)
4 points by kgosser 14y ago|1 comments
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by kgosser 14y ago
Was skeptical from the hyperbolic headline, but wow. This is a clear solution to an overlooked Job To Be Done and I applaud the team and service. I plan on using them next time I conduct travel plans.
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by kgosser 14y ago
Contrast is the root of attention. Anything can be used to contrast. They chose a picture of a laptop. It's not your standard MacBook Air on a Crate & Barrel table a la ÜberConference. I think it was smart. Also, side note: I think it's
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by kgosser 14y ago
"The models will have children, and get a divorce. Then find some more models, everything will run its course." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9dSYgd5Elk
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by kgosser 14y ago
I think a worthy discussion question is: Are rounded corners a bad thing, and not a part of the "flat design" movement? My 2¢: I'm not sure they are a bad thing. I think you can still have a flat design and use rounded corners. Frankly, I d
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by kgosser 14y ago
We got inspired by the work Mike Bostock has been doing with D3, but we wanted to extend it to more of an application interface setting than just charting. It's built on Python/Flask/Heroku. You can fork the project on GitHub here: https:/
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Show HN: Using D3.js to visually explore your GitHub connections(nodal.me)
29 points by kgosser 14y ago|7 comments
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We Are Legion set for DRM-free digital release(wearelegionthedocumentary.com)
1 points by kgosser 14y ago|0 comments
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by kgosser 14y ago
It's just four comments, but they are worth reading on the SF Gate article: http://www.sfgate.com/technology/businessinsider/article/The... Pretty good example the bubble we live in here on HN.

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