I'll be going back to school this autumn to learn CS and will be looking to work in the health tech sector once I graduate. Which cities around the world are growing hubs for health tech startups?
Just finished reading Zero To One by Peter Thiel and there's an interesting chapter where he talks about how the best kind of startups almost resembles a cult.The idea is that a culture of total dedication that looks almost crazy from the outside is required to make a startup succeed. In exchange, "members" experience strong feelings of belonging.I find this idea fascinating because in my 30...
Obviously I want to work as a programmer, but I'm wondering if my goals, which require specialised knowledge in topics like security, encryption, cryptopgraphy, medical imaging, databases, would be better learned in university than from a job.
Hello HN,I come to you guys in search of solid and honest advice.I'm 30 years old doctor turned self-taught developer. For the past 12 months or so I've been teaching myself programming through use of Freecodecamp and Udemy courses.My main skill set right now is web dev, but my main interest is in health tech and ideally I'd like to be working as a software engineering in the healthcare space...