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Ask HN: Simple Solution to Earth's Rising Temperature
2 points by dougSF70 5y ago|11 comments
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Changing Room Illusion [video](youtube.com)
1 points by dougSF70 5y ago|0 comments
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by dougSF70 5y ago
Looks like this break through would solve the Helium shortage too.
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by dougSF70 5y ago
I have a similar feeling. I must be the fool for not raising capital while money is so cheap, especially when I see firms raising 7 figures with no revenue nor even a product.
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Witch Pardoning Spreads to Catalonia(theguardian.com)
1 points by dougSF70 5y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Repurposed Mac Pro 5.1 as Deep Learning Computer
1 points by dougSF70 5y ago|0 comments
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by dougSF70 5y ago
I have snake oil for sale
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by dougSF70 5y ago
That's right. It must be possible to get to an approximate value for stored fossil fuels based on the idea that we convert the sun's energy (light and gravity) into stored energy (fossil fuels) over time. The earth is like a giant
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Ask HN: How much energy buried in the Earth?
1 points by dougSF70 5y ago|3 comments
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by dougSF70 5y ago
Ask yourself the question, what are the consequences of not quitting? When the answer to that question is outweighed by positives of the corollary question what are the consequences of quitting, it is time to move jobs. As with the stock m
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by dougSF70 5y ago
A psychotic person who has the money to pay an attorney to draft a law suit....that is more unlikely that building a unicorn and it's a whole lot more productive to focus on that rather than bad actors out to harras you.
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by dougSF70 5y ago
Adding to this, there are plenty of well funded start ups stuffed full of talent that have failed. Talent is one ingredient, but if the product is good enough you probably dont need to pay for top talent,you only think you do.
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by dougSF70 5y ago
I agree, but so far we have found no one willing to help in this way.
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by dougSF70 5y ago
I think attracting top talent is a point worth exploring. Surely with all venture back start ups , having money to attract talent doesnt mean you will attract talent. ...competitors have money too. Furthermore, what is top talent? From a to
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by dougSF70 5y ago
Bootstrapping is better unless your start up is capital intensive.
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by dougSF70 5y ago
Most start ups run out of money before they are sued. Patent trolls tend to go after firms that have money to pay them off. As such, patent trolls are not a concern for most founders.
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by dougSF70 5y ago
Yes you are probably right, there is a fear of the VC world. I certainly feel it. Being over 50, no one really wants to invest. Possibly because I am looking building products that could sustain a profitable businesses rather than 1000x moo
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by dougSF70 5y ago
Bootstrapping is tough, especially when you finally build a product and get a paying customer only to read about founders raising $mn without an MVP. Comparison with FAANG jobs are meaningless to some degree because the value of freedom and
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by dougSF70 5y ago
Yes, but in this case that's the point. A man called Gosling who shared is home with 20 ducks is odd enough. The fact he contracts bird flu is priceless. Like a meteorologist called Blizzard or a goalkeeper called Saves...
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Gosling Catches Bird Flu from Duck(theguardian.com)
2 points by dougSF70 5y ago|2 comments
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by dougSF70 5y ago
That is very rare. Android should employ your wife and her sister as Touch ID edge cases.
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by dougSF70 5y ago
The very last people I would want to expose my secrets to, would be family members. Whereas if a stranger hacked into my phone, beyond those secrets that have some fixed frame of reference, such as Bank Details and Social Security Number et
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by dougSF70 5y ago
Boy is 13, his sister is 17. They have different noses.
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by dougSF70 5y ago
No, that was suggested but apparently they haven't done this.
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by dougSF70 5y ago
I was surprised that this could happen, then I thought how frequently does this happen. Any other examples y'all are aware of?
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My friends son can unlock his older sister's iPhone using Face ID. Rare?
8 points by dougSF70 5y ago|15 comments
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by dougSF70 5y ago
Per capita, Sri Lanka is a dangerous place for Death-by-Coconut.
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by dougSF70 5y ago
If you look at the photo of the B-2 on the ground I think you can make our the 14 hangars where they would park them overnight (I heard street crime is pretty hot on Whitman AFB) to the right of the staging area.
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by dougSF70 5y ago
Here is a stealth Bomber on the ground... https://maps.app.goo.gl/eJ2SU9SzE8D6JaZN9
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Scottish Witches to Receive Pardons(theguardian.com)
10 points by dougSF70 5y ago|0 comments

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