We are a small team on a mission to help teachers engage every student, every day.
We are hiring Full Stack Software Engineers to work on product development and a Site Reliability Engineer to help us scale and maintain infrastructure and uptime.
Could you try to sell it to insurance companies? They might find value in providing it for free to clinicians because they might save money with better outcomes / preventing follow up visits.
Insurance companies could also use the data to argue with healthcare providers about what the best cost vs value is on a course of treatment, but they probably already have data scientists doing this kind of work for them. Insurance adjusters and all that...
Insurance companies don't care about outcomes - most are structured in a cost plus model where they make the "plus" - so if anything, something that costs more is better for them.
this is quickly changing. For insurers that offer Medicare Advantage plans, they get paid on a per-member per-month model, so outcomes are very germane to their profit margin.
We help teachers engage every student every day. We are growing fast and are looking for experienced people to help us scale and build our product. The stack is primarily JS based and most of our systems run on GCP (k8s).
Please reach out to me directly at thomas@peardeck.com or via our open position posts at https://peardeck.com/careers
We are growing fast and are looking for experienced people to help us scale and build our product. We currently have open positions posted for a Senior Software Engineer and a DevOps Engineer. The stack is primarily JS based and most of our systems run on GCP (k8s).
Please reach out to me directly at thomas@peardeck.com or via our open position posts at https://peardeck.com/careers
We build software to help teachers engage every student, every day. We have > 1M MAU and are growing fast.
We need people who can write code and help us scale. We are looking to hire software developers (full stack and comfortable with javascript) and dev/ops (GCP, k8s, docker, some app engine apps).
Google "loop blinn". There are a few papers by those guys on the topic of rendering smooth anti aliased cubic bezier paths, which is really what you want.
You can read font data directly from ttf e.g. And render text nicely with few polygons and shaders taking care of very nice accurate edge rendering.
I wrote a half finished c implementation a couple of years ago that might be useful as a reference if you want to look into this more : https://github.com/hansent/lbfont
It's mainly based on the paper/article inter book GPU gems 3.
Accelerated 2D Vector graphics are hard, when I was working on this nvidia was announcing the nv_path_rendering extension; don't know how widely this is supported these days. But I doubt it's available in webgl.
We are a small team on a mission to help teachers engage every student, every day.
We are hiring Full Stack Software Engineers to work on product development and a Site Reliability Engineer to help us scale and maintain infrastructure and uptime.
Stack includes: JS, angular, react, node, express, firebase, mongo, docker, k8s, GCP
Find out more at https://www.peardeck.com/careers or email me at thomas@peardeck.com