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I can confirm the same experience too (my company uses both AWS and Google Cloud) where most of the human touch points related to startup credits are with the sales team for Google…

Agree on FHIR APIs are becoming ubiquitous especially with Apple Health pushing its adoption in consumer facing applications, not so much on the legacy enterprise side from what I'…

Also a visualized summary of all the clinical trials conducted by 10 of the largest pharma companies in a digestable format: https://www.aerodatalab.org/birds-eye-view-of-research-…

The scientific process typically involves making inferences and conclusions based on an observation, whereby the result often include biases and in some cases even ill-constructed …

Love the format and illustration, though I feel having a high-level comparison between different Hyperledger projects (especially Fabric versus Sawtooth) is probably important here…

Faust looks really cool with its native Python implementation. How does this compared with Apache Beam or Google's Dataflow as they have recently rolled out their Python SDK?

One of the core tenets of decentralized applications is the notion of using programmatic models (i.e. smart contracts) to enforce trust between multiple digital entities that maint…

Excellent work. Do you have plans to open source the scripts/implementation details used to reproduce the results? Would be great if others can also validate and repeat the experim…

Official announcement from Google: https://developers.googleblog.com/2018/03/tensorrt-integrati...

Basically the finance industry is trying to shoehorn their legacy business systems into blockchain, which of course will not make any advantage obvious other than finding out it is…

Really love what Gusto is working on bringing high quality HR solutions to very early stage startups. It especially helps with reducing toil on the founders trying to figure out ho…

It is also important to tease out if the demand is actually because of pricing your product too low which can sometimes be perceived as achieving product-market fit. Nothing wrong …