If it was just that, I would agree, but the problems went deeper than just "it's a start but not good enough"

The beneficiaries of the fund was a SINGLE union, not the whole state, and there were poison pill provisions ensuring that we couldn't do it again in future, so this would have been a one and done, not a prescident like we all hoped. So basically it was bound to fail to accomplish what we would hope even if it passed and would likely make things more difficult to get an actual tax, instead of just a narrowly applied windfall

I mean, yeah you can definitely go blind or worse if you drink the foreshots, and someone starting out fresh without knowing about that isn't a remote possibility

Saving this for my upcoming repair.....

I'll just leave this here in case anyone wants to self-host their own

Peregrine Demo

Peregrine Repo

Docs/

Dood this sounds like such an amazing idea! Care to share (or collaborate)? This would fit right in with the other applications I'm developing and I would love to contribute

Shoot me a DM and send me some sheets to work with, I'll post a repo link with a proof of concept and we can refine it from there

This is such a weird take. Your healthcare professionals need to be able to share your data with specialists safely and securely. That's what HIPAA is about from my perspective, and everyone I work with. If you want effective care, you need to be able to share your medical data without fear of it leaking. The fact that people abuse the system is a separate problem

I'm edging around some of it in Ibis and Rufous, but yeah, I'm trying to avoid anything that needs direct FDA approvals which severely limits what I can build

If I was to build something like this, could you beta test? Sounds like a fun weekend project for me 😄

Buddy of mine is working on something like this: https://git.circuitforge.tech/eva/focus-flow

Working on the second: https://menagerie.circuitforge.tech/snipe

Still early days but the filters and trust scoring work really well

Oi,I feel you so hard on this, as a software developer who works on medical devices and software used in medical contexts, holy shit the pickings are so bad.

Why can't someone just conjure up solutions to all of this (which is totally doable technically)? Because FDA regulation forces us to follow Byzantine release processes and meet very exacting requirements for the software end product.

I could probably knock together at least two or three of your wishlist items in a week, and it would take 1-3 years for it to make it to the first customer. Even patches and fixes I build for existing products take 3-6 months to make it out the door after they're done.

All of that to say, these make friction points that make it difficult for developers to coordinate and standardize without introducing mountains of extra bullshit that didn't need to actually be in the product or software in the first place