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kgosser
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About kgosser
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Comment #11379022
Thanks a bunch for the feedback, Josh! Forwarding right now to our Privacy Officer.
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Comment #11378719
Educating the startup community on the complexities and necessity of HIPAA is important. I'm glad Aptible is helping the YC community. To tack on to my colleague at Catalyze: We pr…
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Comment #10199751
You are correct in understanding there is a bifurcation between the infrastructure and application levels. You, as the software developer, will be largely responsible for the appli…
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Comment #10199589
Speaking from a HIPAA point of view, the amount of complexity you must manage to build your own compliant environment on AWS is extremely high. HIPAA's controls account for block l…
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Comment #8719955
Only other year that I think could rival it is 1995. Holy cow.
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Comment #6718869
Madison is legit. I'm from Milwaukee and love the opportunities here, but Madison is not far behind as a favorite. I might just be a homer though.
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Comment #6682548
This means for people who work remotely but live in Seattle. So for example, someone who works remotely for a company in NY but lives in Seattle. This would be a spot for all those…
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Comment #6668407
This was very South Parkian. I liked it.
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Comment #6643856
> In 2013 the Internet traffic I actually do generate is much more secure than the Internet traffic I generated 20 years ago. For someone to be successful in 1993 to use the Intern…
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Comment #6553026
Tell me again how this is different than Malcolm Gladwell? Same format, same insight-porn result, yet this guy is heralded by you all and Gladwell is eviscerated. Confusing, really…
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Double-Secret Probation (2007)
Interesting to contemplate juxtaposed against Larry Page's response to PRISM.
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Comment #5670209
Ah cool. Yeah, I instantly thought of use cases like Forecast.io's weather animations for your library. I think this is a _major_ trend about to explode, and approaching it with a …
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Comment #5669807
Was forcast.io's animations an inspiration for this? Very impressed. Great job!
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Comment #5610288
Betaworks.com getting hammered right now. I hope they are better at managing Instapaper ops! I tease, I tease. In all seriousness, congrats to Marco. A real hero of The Internet.
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Comment #5511464
Anyone else find it interesting that R66T is vaguely read as "ROOT" -- this is some kind of cruel joke, right?
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Comment #5449289
What terrible trolling. Just change the CSS template! Gah.
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Comment #5304242
It's shocking to me how bad the HN community is getting when I check out of a comment thread every couple weeks or so.
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Comment #5219556
Those who are rebutting this and Telsa and defending the NY Times need to read Manufacturing Consent.
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Comment #5121154
"No, no. It's all algorithms."
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Are Robots Hurting Job Growth? (60 Minutes)
"No, no. It's all done with algorithms."
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Comment #5116195
Was skeptical from the hyperbolic headline, but wow. This is a clear solution to an overlooked Job To Be Done and I applaud the team and service. I plan on using them next time I c…
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Comment #5027142
Contrast is the root of attention. Anything can be used to contrast. They chose a picture of a laptop. It's not your standard MacBook Air on a Crate & Barrel table a la ÜberConfere…
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Comment #5005314
"The models will have children, and get a divorce. Then find some more models, everything will run its course." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9dSYgd5Elk