Vladipoteur

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How the ‘Internet of Everyday Things’ could turn any product into a service(venturebeat.com)
2 points by Vladipoteur 12y ago|0 comments
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by Vladipoteur 12y ago
Just to add for (evolution): GATTACA Argument Darwinism We have to keep in mind that, e.g. in Japan the fertility rate is 1.4/woman. The rich people make less children than poor. Beside, in rich countries fertility rate is drop
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by Vladipoteur 12y ago
there is probably a change of hills with the time. > Hills are dynamic > Hills are interconnected > Hills climber is not constant over time
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by Vladipoteur 12y ago
Now we can be astronotes on earth:-) http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/behindscenes/water...
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10 Chinese Internet of things startups to watch in 2015(venturebeat.com)
2 points by Vladipoteur 12y ago|0 comments
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by Vladipoteur 12y ago
I totally agree with this statement. > My job is in sales and I am teaming up with "sales" engineers. The bottom line is that they have the technical knowledge and I just have to manage/prioritise the relation with the
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by Vladipoteur 12y ago
It is only 30 kilowatt for the moment... let see the next upgrade to 15 kw!
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by Vladipoteur 12y ago
This type of laws will not prevent "paper news" to go to bankruptcy. The only way for a company grow is to innovate, Google News is a tool that could help. At the end of the day it is a lose lose situation: > readers > newsp
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by Vladipoteur 12y ago
Yes indeed, there no direct tax benefits. > But this system is making doing business from Estonia easier > Estonia is very business friendly country - low taxes compare to countries like France So, it will be much more easier to move
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by Vladipoteur 12y ago
I guess this is the smartest tax haven that went live.
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by Vladipoteur 12y ago
You are right, moreover, time is not money, you cannot have it back!