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What started out as a desire to get Invisalign turned into a much deeper journey into understanding the relationship between occlusion, TMJ, posture, sleep apnea and more.

I'm now almost 18 months into treatment with an LVI dentist in San Jose. I don't personally have bruxism, but it's very much in the family of issues.

My HN/lay explanation: the jaw seeks an equilibrium position that maximizes occlusion and minimizes muscular tension. However, many people live in a local equilibrium where occlusion is maximized but the jaw positioning comes with increased muscular tension. This tension can lead to symptoms like bruxism, migraines, etc.

They have a machine called the BioPAK which can track the 3D path of your bite and measure the tension in the different facial muscles to determine if you are actually in the globally optimal position.

Most dentists don’t know what they don’t know. You need to see a physiologic dentist: lviglobal.com

If you have an hour, join their fb group and watch their video. It will be quite illuminating.

CarDash (YC S17) | Backend/Full-Stack Engineer | Menlo Park, CA | ONSITE Full-time | cardash.com

CarDash is building the infrastructure to modernize the auto servicing industry by bringing professionalism, transparency, and convenience to the customer. We currently partner with large companies like Google and provide concierge auto services to their employees as a benefit. There is tremendous upside in this industry with near-universal distrust ...

We have a very highly leveraged engineering team and have been able to get this far ($6M+ raised) with only two engineers and a few contractors. Our stack is all JS: React+Apollo on the frontend, node.js+GraphQL on the backend, MySQL, dockerized and deployed via beanstalk

We’re looking for teammates with 2-5 years experience who are well versed in our stack, can hit the ground running, and are looking to give 100% to a fast growing startup.

You can check out our careers page: http://careers.cardash.com Or email me (evan@cardash.com) and cc andrew@cardash.com

CarDash (YC S17) | Backend/Full-Stack Engineer | Menlo Park, CA | ONSITE Full-time | cardash.com

CarDash is building the infrastructure to modernize the auto servicing industry by bringing professionalism, transparency, and convenience to the customer. We currently partner with large companies like Google and provide concierge auto services to their employees as a benefit. There is tremendous upside in this industry with near-universal distrust ...

We have a very highly leveraged engineering team and have been able to get this far ($5M+ raised) with only two engineers and a few contractors. Our stack is all JS: React+Apollo on the frontend, node.js+GraphQL on the backend, MySQL, dockerized and deployed via beanstalk

We’re looking for teammates who are well versed in our stack, can hit the ground running, and are looking to give 100% to a fast growing startup.

You can check out our careers page: http://careers.cardash.com

Or email me (evan@cardash.com) and cc andrew@cardash.com

Keep up the awesome work guys!

Congrats Jon!

I highly recommend Derek Sivers' videos: http://www.youtube.com/dereksivers

Bravo Jessica! I think people here may be missing the crux of the article: building a real business -- rather than an initial product -- is quite expensive.

Incredible work Mike!

This is awesome Jon! What audio processing tricks did you use?

Awesome job guys!

Congrats Andy & Jessica!

According to this NYT article (http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/23/business/23rates.html), debt service was $202B in 2009. It is projected to go to $700B in 2019.

To put that in perspective, $500B more than covers what we spend on education, energy, homeland security and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Of course, this assumes that our interest rates stay the same. I don't see how this is possible as our debt/GDP rises. I fear we are seriously choking ourselves.