Segmed is gearing up for the upcoming Texas chapter conference of the Radiology Business Management Association (RBMA) on Feb 22-23. Our Data Partner Manager, Alford Evans, is set to represent Segmed at this event. Feel free to schedule a meeting with us. #RBMATexas #Radiology

Yesterday was an inspiring day as our Cofounder and CTO, Adam Koszek, revisited Stanford Graduate School of Business to share insights on entrepreneurship and the journey of building Segmed with the current cohort in the Ignite Program. #Entrepreneurship #StanfordGSB

It was awesome to speak to Stanford Graduate School of Business Ignite program participants, where the idea behind Segmed was originally coined! I got a lot of great questions and made new friends! Thanks everyone!

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Can't wait till Sept... :) Framework

Haven't touched my blog in a while (2018) Upgrading from old #Ruby and Middleman, as nothing works anymore. Wish me luck ...

What's the best way to utilize Apple's virtualization framework to run lightweight Linux VMs on macOS? Any CLIs worth evaluating?

Getting more excited the closer it gets :) Framework

Looking for an #oss solution to do multi-TB backup. I wanted to phase out my Synology box, and get something like Apple's Time Machine, but fully open source...

Biggest laptop makers in the world. Lenovo do you have a physical store somewhere here, in Bay Area? I want to check out Thinkpad X1.

Looks like there's more options for doing #oss backup than I anticipated: classic rsync, but better ones are restic, rustic (Rust version of restic [?]), duplicity (so-so reviews), rdiff-backup, rsnapshot etc. Many of them based on rsync algo. Authors of rsync should be proud.

web dev is crazy because you haven't even started coding your project and this is how your folder looks

Juliet Albert Yes definitely, i have worked in both frontend and backend, i think 1. UX & design pressure 2. Browser compatibility issues 3.Fast-evolving frameworks 4. Performance optimization 5.State management challenges Frontend needs logic + creativity, which makes it tricky!

It's getting real Framework

Logistics updates from Framework were really nice: one can make sense out of the process and to understand where is my purchase:

Where can one get decent fresh fish in Bay Area? I was thinking something similar to groundedgrassfed.com but for fish.