Kinnard

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by Kinnard 10y ago
What's different about that 30% and why are they interested in putting their stuff on your platform? Are these the same people who own 3D printers?
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by Kinnard 10y ago
Sometimes they will restore your funds . . . not always.
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by Kinnard 10y ago
But how many do you think are possible. If you were to capture the whole market, because your product is the best and you outsell your competition, how many would you end up with? All 7 billion humans isn't your target. Maybe someday,
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by Kinnard 10y ago
But how many?
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by Kinnard 10y ago
The second part of my comment was an edit, don't know if you saw.
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by Kinnard 10y ago
Didn't take an in-depth look, but I'm wondering: Have you hear of makerOS/manulith: http://makerOS.com http://manulith.com EDIT: How many people you think there are out there willing to use this, buyer
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by Kinnard 10y ago
I thought they were ramping up for IoT.
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by Kinnard 10y ago
Ditto
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by Kinnard 10y ago
I see! Thanks.
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by Kinnard 10y ago
Part of the issue is that the delineation isn't clear, in life or in startup advice.
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by Kinnard 10y ago
I'm surprised YC hasn't explored Dynamic Equity Splits at all: https://techcrunch.com/2013/02/09/the-perfect-cap-table/
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by Kinnard 10y ago
I really doubt one-size fits all advice is appropriate here.
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by Kinnard 10y ago
How do these improve regular expressions?
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by Kinnard 10y ago
Startups in 13 Sentences by Paul Graham: "2. Launch fast. The reason to launch fast is not so much that it's critical to get your product to market early, but that you haven't really started working on it till you've lau
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by Kinnard 10y ago
I wonder if art schools will grab a hold of this stuff. I imagine it will have a big impact on fashion, jewelry and makeup.
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by Kinnard 10y ago
This seems like something that would get a lot better if you developed a real community around it.
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by Kinnard 10y ago
I imagine this allows for crowdsourcing and who knows how many ideas are out there. Sort of like Gauss Method for the sum of a series.
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by Kinnard 10y ago
I wonder if open-sourcing can help keep Moore's Law going.
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by Kinnard 10y ago
Well, that's rather cynical. Might makes right?
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by Kinnard 10y ago
Haven't many outsiders become insiders? Or really even . . . beatified? I recall some famous scientists being forced to recant and being . . . completely right. I additionally wouldn't by the argument that the scientific community
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by Kinnard 10y ago
That's backward. People's right to be and to be a part of their communities do not come from their presumed submission to a coercive power. The issue is not collaboration and contribution. The issue is coercion. I'm of native
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by Kinnard 10y ago
Anything more focused on the link layer?
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by Kinnard 10y ago
People would pay for this!
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by Kinnard 10y ago
I hope this will provide an impetus for the community to organize and stop this.
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by Kinnard 10y ago
Jealousy==emotional self-regulation management didaction processes. Anger==emotional self-regulation management didaction processes.
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by Kinnard 10y ago
I was interested. Thank you very much.
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by Kinnard 10y ago
This would have been a literal lifesaver when I was running the fifth largest Bitcoin exchange in the world . . . looks good too!
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by Kinnard 10y ago
In what context did you learn about Gaussian Blurs?
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by Kinnard 10y ago
It's disturbing for obvious reasons. You're right . . . it is their site.
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by Kinnard 10y ago
Taxation inherently involves coercion which entrenches a power dynamic; power tends to aggregate, so the dynamic gets worse and worse until it becomes unsustainable. Taxes are not voluntary contributions.

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