ryanteo

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by ryanteo 11y ago
Just some suggestions through the tough times: - Talk to friends and family who understand - See if there are ways that the work done can be absorbed into another company - Drop a note to mentors/ advisors when you are professi
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by ryanteo 12y ago
Thanks Leon, more healthcare hacking!
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by ryanteo 13y ago
Hi, that's a great idea! Btw, I'm from Singapore and we do informal meetups among people working on healthcare technology. What we normally do is to take it a step further than just getting to know each other. We describe a pain p
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by ryanteo 13y ago
Hi, Would you be okie with sharing some specific problems and painpoints over email (but leaving out confidential details)? ryan.teo@gmail.com We have a group of friends who are familiar with healthcare and have programming background
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by ryanteo 13y ago
I'm based in Singapore, Asia. Will be happy to share too what we've learnt about building a B2B platform for private clinics to order medical supplies.
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by ryanteo 13y ago
It might be because the machine is old. Hopefully, it does have the option to generate a CSV/ XML file. From the description, it does seem to have some kind of computer connected to it and a printer. Otherwise, you might have to parse
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by ryanteo 13y ago
Hi Asingh, I've dropped you an email. We're based in Singapore, but we're happy to work together. Btw, is HealthEnclave meant for wellness or do you plan to develop it along a more serious angle? Ryan
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by ryanteo 13y ago
Hi, We're based in Singapore and previously built www.MedF1.com, a B2B platform for medical supplies ordering for private clinics. We did a health report generator from some Quest Diagnostic lab results previously for clinic chain
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by ryanteo 13y ago
A small group of us are interested in developing healthcare related apps. My email is ryan.teo (at) gmail.com.
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by ryanteo 13y ago
Hi, I'm based in Singapore and we're also open to hiring foreign developers on a fulltime or project basis. You can drop me an email at ryanteo(at)ppc.com.sg if you are interested in security systems and working on hardware. Singapore is al
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by ryanteo 14y ago
Hi Yongfook, I think this is an excellent post on why startups should start exploring more B2B opportunities. However, do you think that since many startup founders are still relatively young with little working experience, they may not
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by ryanteo 14y ago
Hi everyone, happy to chime in from an Asian perspective. I'm Ryan, based in Singapore and tried to co-found an online platform for procurement of medical supplies for private clinics. Faced many of the industry's frustrations as expressed
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by ryanteo 14y ago
If there are any plans to expand to Asia, I would be happy to bounce ideas. I think this is a fantastic idea. I have been involved in healthcare startups (co-founded one) for the last 2 years in Singapore, so this is extremely interesting t
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A tested and proven tradeshow checklist (by Jason Cohen)(blog.asmartbear.com)
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by ryanteo 14y ago
That's really awesome that you've started. Would you want to do mobile applications next or are you sticking to web applications for now? This might be an outdated guide, but it gives you an idea of how to build a "native" looking applicati
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by ryanteo 15y ago
Second David's links and suggestions, ping me if you are in Singapore. I'm from a startup too - http://www.MedF1.com . We can do Teh Tarik, Teh Peng, Milo Peng, Yin Yong.. and kaya toast with 2 runny eggs =) If you know mobile app developm
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by ryanteo 15y ago
Unknowingly, all of us who use technology have been touched by your father's work. Thank you very much for his contributions to the world.
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by ryanteo 15y ago
Just a comment from Asia (Singapore). It's rather difficult to get doctors or medical personnel to adopt new technologies. The nature of the industry selects people who are trained to behave very cautiously, as it concerns life and death. T
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by ryanteo 16y ago
Oops, I wanted to submit this, but realized that you did already. Yeah, wonder why this post did not get on the front page. I find it more useful and interesting than all the posts that contain merely opinions.
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A detailed explanation behind actionable SaaS Metrics (investor in JBoss)(forentrepreneurs.com)
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by ryanteo 16y ago
Maybe for small teams and microISVs, you could merge the advice from Patrick's article too: http://www.kalzumeus.com/2010/04/20/building-highly-reliable...
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by ryanteo 16y ago
Hey Peter, You could take a look at FreeTheApps.com. http://mixergy.com/free-apps-interview/ There's an in-depth mixergy interview on how 2 guys outsourced iPhone app development on Elance, often under $3k and they're doing about $80k in
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by ryanteo 16y ago
Haha, that's how I got one of my first introductions to programming too, through the Starcraft map editor. It's kind of fun learning through a game. Many years later, for a group assignment on entrepreneurship, we submitted a custom map in
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by ryanteo 16y ago
"Teach yourself programming in 10 years" by Peter Norvig ( http://norvig.com/21-days.html )? There's Alice and Squeak. Funnily enough, I actually think I was more fascinated by the map editor in Starcraft than the game itself. (Of course, I
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by ryanteo 16y ago
http://desksnear.me/ - Would this help you? Keep going!=) You might want to try exercising regularly (running, basketball, swimming..) and hanging out with friends who are not necessarily doing startups. It helps to keep you rooted to th
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by ryanteo 16y ago
Not malaysian, but Singaporean. Haha, KL sounds good for a short break, will email you if I'm dropping by =) Thanks for the offer! We must introduce our food to the HN community.
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by ryanteo 16y ago
Hi Alex, nice work and congrats on your first step =) Have you ever thought of specializing in showcasing just educational games/ flash games? I think it would be very valuable and it would easily catch on among parents/young kids. You coul
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by ryanteo 16y ago
In that vein, another microfinance institute I can think of is http://wokai.org They focus on MFI projects in China. A Singaporean startup called give.sg has been getting a lot of local press recently. It allows people to create fund-rais
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by ryanteo 16y ago
For mindmapping, has anyone used Compendium before? I used it for mindmapping a project, it's rather useful. It's rather flexible and you can create sub-mindmaps easily. You can also use it for brainstorming sessions and problem solving as
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by ryanteo 16y ago
Hi, You might find these websites more useful in terms of substance and practicality. uxmovement.com - Usability articles designshack.co.uk - Well-written articles on design www.alistapart.com - Web design I guess you'll also be intereste

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