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   by GravityLab 3y ago

   > the high interest rates are here to stay, and it will be years before investing in startups becomes profitable again and startups will have money to spare I admit that I don’t want this to be true. I want my own startup. But…how can yo
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   by GravityLab 3y ago

   Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed the read. Is there anything like this for how companies like these marketed their products to generate interest in potential users and onboard new users?
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   by GravityLab 3y ago

   Any idea if the cooling solution mentioned, either as heatsink or fan or both, significantly impacts the footprint of the unit? In terms of weight and also dimensions. Can you reasonably cool the unit under load with a fan that is almost no
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   by GravityLab 3y ago

   I wonder if this means their cars will become more affordable…
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   by GravityLab 3y ago

   > Toyota anticipates it'll generate 20 percent higher productivity than its competitors, and could halve body assembly time from 10 hours. This is a nice efficiency gain, but they don’t seem to be constrained by how quickly they can
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   by GravityLab 3y ago

   This is very beautiful. TIL about Y combinators. Thanks for sharing. I looked it up with ChatGPT to learn more about what it is and then compared it with versions from different languages. JavaScript: const Y = f => (x => f(v =&
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   by GravityLab 3y ago

   Thank you for the exciting and interesting read! > 10% is a meaningful chunk of a company. While $500k sounds generous, many startups with traction could easily raise that money on much better terms. How much traction would likely earn t