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by njl 2mo ago
Kyra Health | Senior & Staff Product Engineers | Python / TypeScript | Remote (USA) We're building software that helps employers replace traditional group health insurance with individual plans, making healthcare less expensiv
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by njl 3mo ago
Kyra Health | Senior & Staff Product Engineers | Remote (USA) We’re building a national ICHRA platform at the intersection of healthcare, fintech, compliance, and AI. Implementation is getting cheaper. Engineering judgment is not. We’re
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by njl 4mo ago
Kyra Health | Senior & Staff Product Engineers | Remote (USA) We’re building a national ICHRA platform at the intersection of healthcare, fintech, compliance, and AI. Implementation is getting cheaper. Engineering judgment is not. If yo
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by njl 10mo ago
Kyra Health | Python/Typescript | Remote (USA) | Full Time We believe there is a significant opportunity to improve healthcare quality and cost for employers, employees, and insurance companies; regulatory changes and LLMs mean it is t
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by njl 1y ago
Kyra Health | Python/Typescript | Remote (USA) | Full Time We believe there is a significant opportunity to improve healthcare quality and cost for employers, employees, and insurance companies; regulatory changes and LLMs mean it is t
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by njl 1y ago
Kyra Health | Python/Typescript | Remote (USA) | Full Time We believe there is a significant opportunity to improve healthcare quality and cost for employers, employees, and insurance companies; regulatory changes and LLMs mean it is t
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by njl 2y ago
Unlaunched Healthcare Startup | Python/Typescript | Remote (USA) | Full Time We believe there is a significant opportunity to improve healthcare quality and cost for employers, employees, and insurance companies; regulatory changes and
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by njl 3y ago
Spotify actually has (at least) a few hundred pools of money; one of the pools might be "Free listeners in the US", one might be "Moldovan listeners who have Spotify as a bundle with this particular cell phone provider".
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by njl 7y ago
There are a multitude of different processes and procedures to deal with different kinds of fertility issues. It isn't uncommon to do a "fresh" transfer after a handful of days. Genetic testing is generally only going to be o
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by njl 7y ago
Spotify has internal fingerprinting stuff that can handle this easily enough. The shutdown is entirely due to pressure from the record labels. It's a shame; this was a surprisingly difficult product to get off the ground, and a lot of
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by njl 9y ago
> Restrict processing – in your admin panel where there’s a list of users, there should be a button “restrict processing”. The user settings page should also have that button. When clicked (after reading the appropriate information), it
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by njl 9y ago
The user can request I delete all of the data related to them without “undue delay”. Are you ready to purge all references to certain IP addresses in your logs? Don’t forget backups. GDPR blows up a lot of assumptions we make about writing
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by njl 9y ago
If only it was that easy. A reasonable reading of GDPR makes standard web server logs (which contain IP addresses) a punishable offense, even if you don’t have a nexus in Europe. GDPR is a wonderful idea that will be insanely expensive to c
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by njl 11y ago
Dave Cutler was a lead for VMS, then left DEC for Microsoft and led the development of Windows NT.
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How A 17-Year-Old Girl Won a Hackathon(evolver.fm)
68 points by njl 13y ago|80 comments
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by njl 14y ago
I've never heard it stated quite so plainly, but that makes a lot of sense. I wonder if the billion dollars in funding demands more.
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by njl 14y ago
There are two competing interests here. First, Disney wants to keep control of Mickey Mouse cartoons, and it doesn't feel unreasonable at all that they should. Second, the rest of the stuff that is of little commercial value but of potentia
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by njl 14y ago
I'm very comfortable with this in the general case; I feel guilty eating bacon because pigs seem pretty smart. Still, rights always come paired up with responsibilities. Do we then try dolphins for rape or murder? Rather than saying certain
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by njl 14y ago
Just because you can play Mad-Libs with his sentence to make it seem silly, doesn't mean you are adding anything to the conversation. Social networking is a fun and interesting development, but putting it in the same category as the printin
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by njl 14y ago
There are a number of alternative period table layouts[1] that highlight different aspects of the relationships between elements. I taught chemistry for a bit, and I coveted this swooping three-dimensional spiral model that gorgeously showe
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by njl 14y ago
I suspect this would be better as a membership with an annual fee and a free app.
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by njl 14y ago
They're all protected by patents. All of them. I can pretty much guarantee you that any of IBM, Microsoft, Google, Oracle, Intellectual Ventures, and many others have sufficient patent coverage to be able to sue you for anything you could p
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by njl 14y ago
We're not going to shut them down by invalidating them one at a time. You're not plugging a few leaks in a dike; you're trying to splash the ocean back with teacups.
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by njl 14y ago
If you violate a patent unknowingly, you are liable for damages. If you violate a patent you know exists, you are liable for treble damages. The only rational thing for someone who actually makes stuff to do is to not read any patents, ev
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by njl 14y ago
I hate one declaration per line. I wrap at 80ish columns. I can then see all of the CSS for a single page at once on my screen, without paging up and down through some ridiculously long file. It bothers me that idiomatic CSS is so wasteful
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Where's the Market for Online Privacy?(forbes.com)
1 points by njl 15y ago|0 comments
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by njl 15y ago
The successor to Perl is Ruby. System administration used to mean Perl, now it means Ruby. Fast web development used to mean Perl, now it means Ruby or Python. The successor to Perl is Ruby.
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by njl 15y ago
For those missing the irony, CNET is also a CBS property.
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by njl 15y ago
I haven't heard the Java licensing angle yet. That would make the Motorola acquisition an even bigger legal play than originally thought.
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MotoGoogle(cringely.com)
3 points by njl 15y ago|1 comments

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