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by TheBill 5y ago
Every new multi family I've seen in the SFBA since 2015 has had charging stations in the garage. Last building in RWC was ~50% of the stalls. SF was 25% or so. Every grocery store I've been at has had 1-5 EV charging stations. Mos
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by TheBill 5y ago
Go to a praxair in the states and ask what the difference is: tested to 5x9's and loaded into a vacuum pulled bottle. ANY O2 at pressure is suitable to for human consumption at the surface because ANY impurities that are actually harmf
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by TheBill 5y ago
So, sidestepping the shit show that any 2A debate here is: from a prior art perspective, the BDSM community has pretty much already discussed & detailed any form of ice lock on the planet. Not sure how any of this is novel, aside from k
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by TheBill 5y ago
Enoon. Take a look at China's activity in SEA.
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by TheBill 6y ago
AT&T's been so slow in getting fiber laid in the north and west suburbs of Chicago that I know more than a dozen homes in line for Starlink. Family's been puttering along on 25 down/5 up for the last 4 years with an annua
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by TheBill 6y ago
https://basecamp.com/handbook/15-international-travel-guide Time to start wiping things before you go on trips again.
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by TheBill 6y ago
I don't think it does - I think this is just a grab to see what microsoft caves on.
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by TheBill 6y ago
Roundabouts. If it's that rural, why put in traffic lights?
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by TheBill 6y ago
They might try, but they'll still be focused on looting the .gov & first try success. SpaceX will still be 2-3 decades ahead of them.
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by TheBill 6y ago
I had a chance to work with Dan on a small project at CNCF about this time last year. We hit a wall with how everything was setup, COVID hit and we shelved everything in late January as events started getting cancelled. He was very down to
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by TheBill 6y ago
https://www.statista.com/statistics/273482/segment-revenue-o... https://businessquant.com/microsoft-revenue-by-segment ~10B/quarter
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by TheBill 6y ago
Considering how much of the world runs on Excel? And the business process/productivity segment of MSFT had 46 Billion in rev?
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by TheBill 6y ago
Google Optimize & VWO hurt them. Free, or low price, low friction won at scale with smaller teams running 1-2 experiments or low level personalization. Everyone I know who's going to high volume testing is either on a hosted CMS t
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by TheBill 6y ago
the one in Hawaii is currently pointed at the SN & access info for the cell data connection... This is going to get interesting.
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by TheBill 7y ago
Hey, product looks awesome, something I would put time into: Large landlords: They often mandate specific coverage, and will cross sell & promote you into their tennant email/welcome kits. EQR requires something like 100K of liabil
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by TheBill 8y ago
Nothing is wrong with the market: Slack may have decided that this is the best way for them to create liquidity. There is also a cap (2000) on the number of shareholders a company can have before they have to abide by what amounts to the sa
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by TheBill 8y ago
Bird droppings & phosphate were in such high demand that entire islands like Naru were strip mined for it up into the early 1900's. Haber/Bosch did not kick off until 1909 leading to manufactured fertilizer. Also death from st
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by TheBill 8y ago
IMO the right direction is not conventional treatment, but as Swebs said, either create new salt flats, or use it as feedstock for algae or other single cell organisms that can be converted to feed, or biofuel.
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by TheBill 8y ago
It's also done in freshwater (great lakes) to prevent zebra mussels from clogging the intake pipes. Things like to grow where other things bring food by for free, and are sheltered from predators.
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by TheBill 8y ago
Take a look at https://www.harrisonmetal.com/ - even if you're not in the bay area. I had a chance to sit in on a dinner of General Management students from a ~dozen companies. The vast majority were going from individ
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by TheBill 8y ago
As a former resident of Indiana, no, it's not. Different, yes, but nothing is quite as bad as a holding pond at a hog farm on a hot summer's day.
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by TheBill 8y ago
Google completely bricked their home hub, so on the bright side at least Logitech users can still use the damn thing. This reinforces my belief that unless there's officially supported API/CLI access & the end user can control
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by TheBill 8y ago
I'm surprised at how many techco's let go of their own gtld - from a security standpoint wouldn't it make sense for them to maintain their own SSL & Domains, especially for deployed hardware - URL must match regex of dom
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by TheBill 8y ago
IIRC there was a post on something similar being done in the times prior to the British Raj - small valleys would be damed off to capture the monsoon rains & insure that rivers & springs flowed year round. https://www.jst
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by TheBill 8y ago
https://goo.gl/MZFbQ9 Manager, Startup Ecosystem Business Development, Oracle San Fransisco
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by TheBill 8y ago
Probably by paying IBM & Maersk. It has to reflect reality otherwise since you signed it everyone else will know you signed off on bad or invalid docs. No more missing or smeared paperwork.
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by TheBill 8y ago
Seneca the Younger
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by TheBill 9y ago
Plus take the fact that Lockheed/Boeing/ULA are public and SpaceX is not. Take the fall long and public enough that by the time the market would adjust their pricing it's largely been forgotten.
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by TheBill 9y ago
metaleaks?