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ageyfman

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About ageyfman

healthcare startup, again

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    Comment #48901393

    not my experience with a tuned prompt - using fathom

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    Comment #48823398

    medical appointments is a perfect use case for ai note takers. Imagine you have an elderly parent who lives hundreds of miles away. You can't always be present for their medical ap…

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    Comment #44824734

    the product was commercial analytics for healthcare sales teams. We worked with our customers (medical device & biotech commercial teams) to define granular patient cohorts (patien…

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    Comment #44793371

    this is a big issue in healthcare, a chunk of my last company's revenue was doing MDM for large medtechs.

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    Comment #44690378

    they have to say this to safe face. people who're interviewing most of the time can't even tell if it's a 50% engineer

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    Comment #41267278

    dodged a bullet. this guy is an asshole, regardless of his skills. imagine him interacting with junior devs

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    Comment #40516703

    might have been QSBS, so no taxes < $10m

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    Comment #31749058

    This is valuable in the sense that it accomplishes like 80% of what you need to think about when establishing a doc like this, and the open source nature of it is novel because you…

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    Comment #31715535

    The value is that marketing & sales are easily the harder discipline for most SaaS businesses.

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    Comment #31448801

    these folks are in Western Europe, and I'm on PST. So it's all async.

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    Comment #31404753

    As a different point of view, I work w/ my designer in Figma, and the collab features are a must-have. Our iterations are much faster in Figma than they would be on static files sh…

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    Comment #30949324

    We switched 3 times with 0 downtime. Linode > Google > Azure > AWS. Chasing that sweet startup package at each place. We stuck with AWS.

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    Comment #29163325

    Completely agreed. Customer success is what gives a middling product the time and space to turn into an ATM machine.

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    Comment #28554266

    I was in the same situation. My co-founder and I split responsibilities and I moved into a sales role. It was difficult at first, but like anything, learnable.

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    Comment #28308313

    ... Pirate Bay? We're back in the early/mid 2010s now.

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    Comment #27775215

    Try doing any type of deal (fundraising, M&A) where you can't point to the provenance of your application's code. This isn't good for programmers, programmers WANT clean and knowab…

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    Comment #27612206

    they built notion boards into github. nice work! we've been using notion for our product work and it's been very flexible and powerful, but I do miss having the code and issues liv…

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    Comment #27554796

    Lytics.com is another one. It's a new space, but growing

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    Comment #26956366

    this is inevitable.

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    Comment #26258209

    Users, amiright?

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    Comment #24908426

    these companies only need to move the needle a little bit to be wildly successful and usher a new set of internal applications that end-users can put together. Will it be children …

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    Comment #22931528

    Here's a great overview of their process! https://www.shrwood.com/Assignments-Liquidations/Assignment-...

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    Comment #22486347

    I think they mean Texas soon, and New Mexico in the near future. Maybe better to have written: and we'll soon expand to Texas, and New Mexico in the near future

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    Comment #22038438

    The point I was making isn't that the cloud is naturally more secure, it's that the company was 100% focused on medical imaging, not the 1000 projects a typical network/system admi…

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    Comment #22023391

    In 2009 I was building an enterprise medical imaging SaaS for hospitals, and we would constantly come across hospital IT admins who were adamantly against trusting a cloud vendor w…