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3y ago
Yep! See our Crunchbase. It's mostly raised from industry rather than VC so far, Series A is next year. There's a decent talk/demo here but it requires signup: https://nxtdev.build/view-on-demand/
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If you're more looking for startups with construction hardware try Offsite Market (offsite.market)
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There's loads! Historically it's not seen much investment, there are definite cultural issues but I see the sector as a sleeping giant that's often overlooked. Here's a long lists of startups: www.aecplustech.com Regular
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3y ago
Stories about Roman concrete appear to flood the Internet about once per year. No idea why... See also: seaweed reduces cow farts.
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The classic testing / dummy URL site is down.
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3y ago
This is amazing. I watched way more than I expected to.
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4y ago
The dialogue is excellent but the intonation doesn't sound quite right. The voice is a bit high as if he's tense or something.
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Lightships
(en.wikipedia.org)
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4y ago
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4y ago
This is a secret hidden level.
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4y ago
Why not generate and post the article ahead of time!
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4y ago
Fingers crossed for Clippy to make a dramatic re-entry into our lives.
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4y ago
The futuristic job the main character did would already be replaced by ChatGPT...
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4y ago
The Turks like to use 'Turk' as a branding prefix too e.g. Turkcell
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Take a look at what happened to Ekrem Imamoglu recently.
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Was going to suggest this - incredible documentary but be warned it can get quite gruesome. Try telling your friends you had nightmares about fig wasps...
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4y ago
The real conspiracy is the fake conspiracy was real all along!
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4y ago
Agreed, this reads like science fiction more than reality.
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4y ago
(From another layman) this sounds a bit like Turing Patterns, which are found all over nature.
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4y ago
Wait, THIS is the Internet?!
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4y ago
As someone who knows Matthias, I can vouch for the engineering effort behind Archilyse's work. I'll admit I was a tiny bit jealous when I first watched their pitch! They have identified an area where they can clearly add significa
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I was more describing the energy.
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4y ago
I briefly met Nick Clegg at a private event once. My first impression was that he was surprisingly posh for a 'man of the people'. Big Oxford energy.
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4y ago
Not to demean the work done by all past recipients, but it feels like we're just a handful of years away from handing this prize to Elon Musk.
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4y ago
The digital economy would doubtless take a hard hit if we knew the true scale of synthetic engagement out there. It's just easier not to look too hard. Reminds me of a joke: "Doctor, my brother has lost his mind. He think he'
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4y ago
Ah something like. Plastic: Eating Mushrooms (a memoir)
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The comments made me realise there's at least 3 meanings: Mushrooms that eat plastic. Plastic that eats mushrooms. 'Eating mushrooms' (ie edible) that are made of plastic. Any more?
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4y ago
The 'Alien-hunting' part of the title detracts a little from the article (typical Vice, I guess). It doesn't focus on aliens but whether a meteor came from outside our solar system or not due to its unusual speed and material
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fr gen-Z HN would be bussin no cap on god
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This is so bad it makes me think the writer knew exactly what they were writing and they made nonsensical dialogue on purpose.
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4y ago
With all the times the Internet has declared her dead over the years, the deaditors must be used to false starts.
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