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Postman is probably not HIPAA-compliant(stedi.com)
14 points by zkanter 1y ago|0 comments
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by zkanter 2y ago
> I get the impression they would be perfectly happy shipping nothing for long periods. I wouldn't say _happy_, but we were certainly _willing_ to do this for long periods of time to get the right foundation built (for reference, we
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by zkanter 2y ago
I'll take the other side of that bet.
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by zkanter 2y ago
Nod to a famous set of articles by W. J. King called 'The Unwritten Laws of Engineering.'
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by zkanter 2y ago
It says it at the top of the post: > We are hiring across multiple engineering, product, and design roles right now, so we wanted to post this publicly to give a sense of what it’s like to work here. If this resonates with you, we would
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by zkanter 3y ago
We are launching drop-in replacements for their APIs: https://www.stedi.com/blog/replacements-for-change-healthcar...
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by zkanter 3y ago
Hi all: I'm the founder/CEO of Stedi. Came here to say that we're preparing to publicly launch drop-in replacements for Change's Claims and Eligibility APIs[1]. Our new API will allow customers who have been using Change
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Relative performance tradeoffs of AWS-native provisioning methods(stedi.com)
2 points by zkanter 4y ago|0 comments
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by zkanter 4y ago
Full paper: https://www.stedi.com/documents/papers/how-stedi-uses-automa...
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How Stedi uses automated reasoning for access control policy verification(stedi.com)
1 points by zkanter 4y ago|1 comments
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by zkanter 4y ago
Google started with nerds; nerd learned to write good queries. Then normies appropriated Google and wrote dumb queries in massive volume; Google optimized for handling dumb queries. To get good results today, you have to write dumb queries.
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by zkanter 4y ago
Yep, there's no way around mapping – the data has to get mapped somehow. The 835/837 are a bear. You can save some time if someone has built a mapping template already – say, from a transaction type in Oracle to the 837 – but if i
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by zkanter 4y ago
It's definitely possible to write simple EDI transactions (no HL loops, etc) with a couple of trading partners using something akin to mustache templates – many of our customers come to us after getting something basic like this up and
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by zkanter 4y ago
We have lots of customers in regulated spaces – healthcare is a big one – but it's definitely a dealbreaker for certain companies that have hard rules for running everything in their own environments.
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by zkanter 4y ago
What sort of scale? Would love to see the math. (Context: I'm the CEO – if our pricing doesn't make sense for certain use cases, I'd love to dig into it)
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Serverless SFTP and infinitely-scalable data storage(stedi.com)
25 points by zkanter 4y ago|0 comments
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Excerpts from the Annual Letter(stedi.com)
1 points by zkanter 4y ago|0 comments
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Date and Time in EDI (Electronic Data Interchange)(stedi.com)
7 points by zkanter 4y ago|0 comments
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by zkanter 5y ago
Good overview. I wrote about this in a bit more detail on our blog recently: https://www.stedi.com/blog/what-makes-edi-so-hard
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by zkanter 6y ago
Stedi | Serverless Engineer | Full time | Remote / fully-distributed Stedi is working in one of the biggest markets on the planet – EDI, the technological backbone of the physical product economy. We’re building a next-generation platf
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by zkanter 7y ago
Library being discussed: https://github.com/StediInc/cdk-clj
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Goodbye YAML: Infrastructure as Code in Clojure via AWS's CDK(youtube.com)
7 points by zkanter 7y ago|1 comments
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Open-Sourcing Marc Andreessen’s Library(medium.com)
4 points by zkanter 9y ago|0 comments
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A new approach to an old-school API(getputpost.co)
3 points by zkanter 9y ago|0 comments
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2017 Census on Work, Stress, and Productivity(form.jotform.com)
4 points by zkanter 9y ago|0 comments
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by zkanter 9y ago
Stedi | http://www.stedi.com | Boulder, CO | Onsite | Senior backend engineer We're a three-person startup and we've raised $3.7 million in seed funding from First Round Capital, Bloomberg BETA, and other top investors
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by zkanter 9y ago
Many thoughts on this. But they all come down to: it sounds like you think Amazon's current moat is trivial for Wal-Mart to overcome. Should be a few more months now and then Wal-Mart will start to take the ecommerce lead, then ;)
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by zkanter 9y ago
> You claim Amazon has 42 million Prime-eligible SKU's, and them compare that to how many SKU's exist in an average Walmart warehouse... forgetting that Prime-eligible SKU's don't all reside in Amazon warehouses... a
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by zkanter 9y ago
There are ~2 million FBA sellers and roughly 42 million Prime-eligible SKUs - hundreds of thousands of inbound shipments. You can't just buy a couple of fulfillment centers (with their homegrown WMS software) and be off to the races. F
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by zkanter 9y ago
(Gross) margins were never razor thin - this is a myth.

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