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David Lamond
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David Lamond
@AvLabspro
Technical Founder @ AV Labs · Shipping production AI with Claude and Codex · AI-native builder - Genevieve and Anindya, I love you.❤️
Toronto Inscrit le Mayıs 2025
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🚀 SaaS Founders — Your Turn!
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Share it below. Someone here could become your next customer. 👇
#SaaS #BuildInPublic #Startup #Founders
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Drop your startup below. I read every single one. The best get featured to 45k founders in Launch Llama 👇 #buildinpublic
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@BlakeHamiltonCA Can you give me more information? I might consider building something. Lmk
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Canada has spent more than 25 years talking about connected digital health records. It is well past time to actually make them happen and make them work.
Right now, fewer than half of Canadians have accessed their own electronic health records, and only 29% of physicians can share patient information outside their own practice. That means records often fail to follow people between clinics, hospitals, specialists, pharmacies, and provinces.
The consequences are not merely inconvenient. Tests may be repeated, diagnoses delayed, prescriptions issued without a complete medical history, and patients or caregivers left trying to piece everything together themselves.
Bill S-5, the Connected Care for Canadians Act, would help address this by establishing common standards for sharing health information and preventing practices that keep patient data locked inside systems that cannot communicate with one another.
Better-connected records could:
• improve continuity and safety of care
• reduce duplicated tests and unnecessary delays
• give clinicians a more complete picture of each patient
• reduce the administrative time providers spend hunting for information
• potentially save Canada’s health system billions of dollars
Naturally, interoperability must be implemented with strong privacy, cybersecurity, consent, and accountability protections. Connected care should never mean careless access to sensitive information. But secure, patient-centred information sharing is both possible and urgently needed.
We can withdraw money from an ATM almost anywhere in the world, yet an emergency physician may be unable to access records from a clinic that's literally down the street. That is not a technology problem anymore. It is a policy and coordination problem.
The Canadian Medical Association is asking Canadians to write to their MPs and support the swift passage of Bill S-5. I have. Gladly.
Add your own voice here:
cma.ca/get-involved/h…
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@marclou @IndieHackers Where do we share a project with your channel?
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I’m organizing the 9th Indie Hacker Meetup 🤩
📍 Seoul, Korea
📅 Saturday, June 13
🕣 8:00–10:00 AM
I want to keep these meetups fun, so we’ll start with a run together.
At 8 AM, we’ll run ~8km along the Han River (한강) at a chill pace (~6:00 min/km). Then around 9 AM, we’ll head back to the starting point and hang out.
People have met cofounders, built startups together, and made real friendships at these meetups, so come join us ❤️
RSVP below 👇
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I wanna blow up a few smaller 𝕏 accounts
If you have less than 10,000 followers:
❤️, reply below, & follow back.
I'll boost you.
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Easiest way to gain 850 followers🫢
Just drop = Hello ❤️ let support you 💜
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@AvLabspro Love the privacy-first approach — same philosophy we built twRty Blogboat on. Platform keys stay in the user's device keychain, never on our servers. Privacy shouldn't be a premium feature. 🔒
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Small side quest from my main projects.
It basically does everything otter and fireflies do, except nothing leaves your machine.
It provides secure chat and takes meeting minutes that records, transcribes and summarizes your meetings completely on-device.
The audio never leaves your computer. no cloud, no one to trust with it.
This is what i've got so far. Still figuring out how i'd
even market the thing, so if you've got ideas, throw them at me in a dm.
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