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by beambot 4y ago
Looks like TinyPilot was started in 2020, so it's really $0 => $850k in sales in less than 3-years with a significant hardware element. That's quite an accomplishment - congratulations! Seems like the next big inflection point
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by beambot 4y ago
Not quite. Inventory is an asset on the balance sheet . It only becomes COGS on the income statement when the goods are sold.
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by beambot 4y ago
Care to share pictures of some of your creations...?
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by beambot 4y ago
> what do you need to do other than shut off all ports other than the one(s) you're serving on? A bit cheeky, but to highlight the point: you just locked yourself out of SSH.
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by beambot 4y ago
Lesser-known, but there are solid-state hydrogen storage options that compare favorably to liquid storage (energetically, volumetrically, and inherently temperature & time stable). Best example is storing hydrogen in an aluminum matrix
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by beambot 4y ago
I worked on applications similar to your PCL: Coherent backscatter systems for long-range RFID. It was really fun to apply "old school" techniques such as phased array direction of arrival and FMCW ranging for passive RFID tags.
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by beambot 4y ago
Actually, Google search has an ARPU of ~$256 per year [1] -- i.e. they're monetizing your eyeballs for about $20 a month. I applaud OpenAI: Please keep the service paid & ad-free. Thanks! [1] https://mondaynote.com&#x2F
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by beambot 4y ago
Using a rock to pound a nail is free, but a hammer is still worth its cost.
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by beambot 4y ago
Is there a list of all SFBA cities and their status...?
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by beambot 4y ago
Just imagine one acreage selling out, and building a Manhattan-style pencil skyscraper on the plot. Hilarity would ensue.
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by beambot 4y ago
You mean the same society that built thoroughfares, roads, stop lights, and laws for the benefit of transporting people and goods? Why wouldn't they modify the infrastructure to save a substantial fraction of the costs? Transportation
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by beambot 4y ago
If you look at computer case fans, you can find commercial examples dating back to at least 2012 that are specifically meant to curb noise: https://www.overclock.net/threads/noiseblocker-nb-eloop-120m...
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by beambot 4y ago
They are very similar, just with more toroids attached to the central shaft. They also render the patent completely invalid by way of prior art.
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by beambot 4y ago
Very curious, since there were commercialized versions reported back in 2019. https://www.boatindustry.com/news/32122/sharrow-amazing-prop... https://boattest.com/Sharrow-Propeller And there are e
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by beambot 4y ago
People First is still wildly different from "we are family". The former implies treating people with respect as humans versus entries in a spreadsheet, whereas the latter implies nothing can ever separate your bond. I see nothing
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by beambot 4y ago
Did PagerDuty ever say "Work family" or is this just a strawman?
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by beambot 4y ago
Fascinating article... But when you consider that the driving initial application was pumping water (out of coal mines), you have to acknowledge that pumping water would've also been a major concern for the Romans too -- i.e. hydrology
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by beambot 4y ago
If they're selling or splitting off consumer, why are they trying to buy Activision Blizzard?
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by beambot 4y ago
Most seed funds (sub-$2M checks) have to make a large number of investments (like 15 per partner every 2-3 years) to make the fund economics work. Sitting on as many boards would be impossible / ineffective. The situation is different
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by beambot 4y ago
If you factor in beef subsidies, then plant-based "meat" is already at or nearly competitive... > The United States federal government spends $38 billion every year subsidizing the meat and dairy industries. Research from 2015
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by beambot 4y ago
Copilot for software engineering is amazing.
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by beambot 4y ago
AI, robotics, climate, fusion, whole bunch of biotech... There's still ample tech innovation happening right now.
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by beambot 4y ago
Denial.
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by beambot 4y ago
> I do wish the Chrome extension API wasn't so annoying to use. Each time I make an extension I sort of dread the process since it's not a good developer experience, but I always find the result to be very useful in my day-to-d
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by beambot 4y ago
Noise? Drone propellers are ridiculously loud.
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by beambot 4y ago
The Moon is a Harsh Mistress...
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by beambot 4y ago
This is the triboelectric effect, and the low-lying mechanisms are poorly understood & poorly characterized.
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by beambot 4y ago
P/E is undefined with E=0. Verily (at least) is an independent entity. Google maintains a hefty equity position, but there are other outside investors too.
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by beambot 4y ago
To visualize how much of an outlier this "recession" already is, just look at bond vs stock returns since 1871: https://s3.cointelegraph.com/uploads/2022-12/50a56fbc-65fc-4... 2022 was the worst performi
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by beambot 4y ago
A simple Google Image Search for "fractal 3d print heat exchanger" yields ample prior art.

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