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Important Announcement about SMS Notifications in Google Calendar(imgur.com)
2 points by d136o 11y ago|0 comments
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by d136o 11y ago
what I appreciate about weave is that it solved the cross host container networking problem easily (it's very very easy to use) and now , i.e. no waiting for promises of future solutions or fooling around with more complicated set ups
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by d136o 12y ago
I'm sure Steve Blank has his own hypothesis about what could possibly shake things up and restart the cycle of innovation in SV, would love to hear it. (that's the question he poses at the end of the lecture). My mind wondered tow
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by d136o 12y ago
Indeed, I had a very strong feeling that the quote came from the book and waited until I had a chance to log into amazon and search for the text within the book. In pages 56-57 of this NYTimes best seller you will find this gem. I remember
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by d136o 12y ago
Over the past year or so I have watched from afar as wireless tech is highlighted sporadically. I have to wonder if it's only comes to my attention when someone makes a marketing push. I'm not dismissing it as pure hype, as it&#x2
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by d136o 12y ago
That was a very interesting piece to read when it was published recently, and it led me to follow the author, Neil Irwin, on other pieces he has written since (many others, here are two [1] and [2]) I have wondered if Neil Irwin and others
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by d136o 12y ago
Interesting, there's another Silicon Graphics alum. Other Silicon Graphics people include: Jim Clark and Ben Horowitz.
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by d136o 12y ago
There are already several comments here from people who are knowledgeable on the topic, so I might not be fully correct in the following: I think x-ray crystallography applies similar techniques to try to work backwards from an image of dif
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The Compromise between Today and Tomorrow (Ubiquiti CEO Robert Pera)(rjpblog.com)
2 points by d136o 13y ago|0 comments
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by d136o 15y ago
Savraj is innovating on many fronts, from being a hardware based startup, to entering a field that hasn't seen much disruption in a long long time. It's a great example of a startup that isn't just one more social-something-or-other, and it
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by d136o 15y ago
I'll keep an eye out for that, it'll be an interesting read. As to where to find cash strapped labs, definitely not the elite institutions that we always hear of, but perhaps more local or state universities. This might be a tool that inter
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by d136o 15y ago
That's disruptive tech. Very impressive guys. Could you talk about the most difficult technical challenge you came across? The temperature regulation (i.e. the heart of the pcr machine) seems to me like the toughest part to get right. I had
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by d136o 15y ago
Has anyone taken a look at Piazzza, the new blackboard type collaborative tool for college classes? I have a strong hunch they're using google wave.
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Wattvision: Response to Power Meter shutdown(blog.wattvision.com)
2 points by d136o 15y ago|0 comments