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Ask HN: How would a recession affect venture-funded startups?
I'm curious to see what people think of how the current startup ecosystem will fare if there is a real recession.
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Comment #22331925
Outside the vacuum of technology (can it be done?), it seems to me that the role that policy plays when it comes to the actual rollout of self-driving cars (should it be done and h…
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Comment #20742107
Like qudat said, the level of rules and regulations required to enter the market are indeed pretty high, but I don't think they are insurmountable. And industry connections certain…
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Comment #20589003
Dendi | Software Engineer | Raleigh-Durham, NC | Full-time | Onsite Dendi is a healthcare software company that is working on developing the next-generation clinical laboratory inf…
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Comment #19627279
The biggest issue is resentment, although I've personally gotten over it for the most part. The key phrase of the article being "secret" - it took me until junior year of college t…
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Comment #19275178
Who I am to judge what innovations are useful or useless to society? In a sense, one could very well argue that the market cap or valuation of a company is at least a decent proxy …
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Comment #18456048
I don't think we have to think of it as a binary opinion. The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) realizes that the supply of doctors is an issue - but anyone can alrea…
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Comment #18455868
Both the prices and costs of a hospital/clinic are very much politics-driven. And the most infuriating part to all of this is that whether a system does well financially has little…
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Comment #18270740
All of what you said is true and doesn't take away from my points, except the first sentence. Cheers.
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Comment #18270458
The lack of transparency is due to perverse incentives in the healthcare system stemming from overly complex legislation. As a country, the US hasn't decided whether healthcare is …
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Comment #18202938
That's awesome. Improving the copy + paste interactions would definitely make it a lot easier to use. I actually just started using Webflow a few weeks ago, so I didn't even know t…
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Comment #18202609
The CSS grid was much-needed in Webflow, but I found the implementation to be pretty unintuitive. There's a few examples I've run across. One is copy + pasting text, links, or imag…
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Developer productivity: how much better are modern (2018) web frameworks?
I've been using Django since I first learned to code a few years back and only have experience with that and Node.js thus far. I personally really enjoy working with Django. I was …
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Comment #17947325
There's a few reasons why: many businesses are in geographic locations where there's not as much software presence, they don't know how to hire correctly, and they don't want to sw…
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Comment #17947211
If what the article says is true, it's great that executives are starting to understand the opportunity cost of technical debt. Too many companies see software development as a men…
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Comment #17897302
Sounds like your company is doing something similar to what my company was doing before I left. You're right - we weren't technically wrong, but it did feel disingenuous. I was nev…
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Ask HN: Do AI/ML companies actually have real customers?
I've seen many companies attempt to use AI/ML as a business model. Personally speaking, I left my own job earlier this year due in part to deep disagreements about how my previous …
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Comment #17729010
If you must do whiteboard interviews, here's a technique I've used with great effect: Have someone else pick a coding problem (that you as the interviewer don't know beforehand), a…
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Comment #17224164
Depends on what you're looking for. Charlotte is 90% finance-related jobs (I used to work there myself). I live in the Raleigh/Durham area, and it has a decent amount of engineerin…
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Comment #17223790
It's not only money that drives these people, but also ego/prestige. I did my undergrad in finance - during that time, most of my peers looked down on my interest in technology. At…
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Comment #16923645
Yes, this is also true.
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Comment #16923634
Firstly, why would a hospital relinquish control of payment to the patient? The hospital is the one getting paid, after all, and they want to maximize their profits (aka get paid a…
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Comment #16923411
I've worked in medical finance as a consultant, and a huge problem that I've seen is that although private insurance was originally intended to encourage competition, it has made p…
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Comment #16649474
Agreed. In addition: "As discussed in the introduction, public information may be profitable if sophisticated investors like hedge funds are skilled information processors. Alterna…