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draggnar
15y ago
And to inspire a community to find more innovative and feasible solutions.
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The NASA program cannot be compared to what the Chinese did with 300 ship expeditions. Maybe that would be better compared to our expeditions in the Middle East and the military industrial complex in general, but not NASA. I agree with the
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15y ago
Not just make their own?
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Well it is a next step towards vertical integration. Maybe they'll buy a mining company to dig up rare earths also. And a recycling company to close the loop.
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Apple buys Foxconn? Or Apple builds massive factory in CA?
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Boston has changed quite a lot in the past couple of years in terms of biker friendliness. The mayor has made it a big deal to put in new bike lanes and the difference is obvious. For example, on Commonwealth Ave there was a difficult spot
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15y ago
Maybe it's just a conversation starter?
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That makes sense. Is sales being blocked by investors a common thing?
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I would say this job is humanizing. Something that is so intuitively automated such as getting access to a wireless network has gotten a human touch. The idea in general is an interesting type of promotion that does not necessarily have to
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It is what humans have done for generations. Heck some parts of the world still do it. At least we use metaphorical ones. This guy is a crook and deserves the opportunity to make a lot of money doing something else.
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> It’s 10x return on what they reserved to invest – a bigger number that takes in to account the total amount they predicted you’d need over the course of your company’s future Does anyone know of any examples where a VC did not allow a
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http://www.jove.com/video/2744/electrode-positioning-and-mon... also there is reddit.com/r/tdcs for more info
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that's eeg, it monitors brain waves. tdcs is supposed to stimulate.
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Why is the current furthest mapping not in all directions? Is that because of the north and south poles?
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"Business folks believe that conversation solves all problems. Designers believe visualization solves all problems. Engineers believe that optimization solves all problems. Communication mayhem ensues!" true wisdom.
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This relates quite closely to the idea of thinking "fast" and "slow" as proposed by Daniel Kahneman. Here is an interview from the other night: http://www.charlierose.com/view/interview/12185 The basic idea is that our brains have two met
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The one I consider the worst is IMR Worldwide. The best I can make of it is they are affiliated with Nielsen. They don't even have a website. How do I opt out of their tracking? How do I tell this private corporation to stop monitoring me?
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15y ago
But not the climate change aspect of climate change
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They would also have the power however to inflate their way out of any debt crisis. This is enormous leverage over any debt issuers. Lenders would be much less willing to lend to Greece, but at the same time their exports would be much more
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the layout maybe, but the app seems to be more about postcards. context really is everything
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From my perspective here in the US the Arab Spring was more about rising food prices and a lack of opportunity. Will that trend extrapolate here to America? I think it is very possible since we are starting to see gas prices creeping up. AS
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I wonder if the residents of Easter Island had a similar dialogue before all of the resources on the island were consumed and they started eating each other. If the dialogue is creationist vs. destructionist, what happens when there are no
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What is the answer? Regulations? At some point will the government step in to protect people and their rights? I know I know.. the services are laid out and people know that their information is being sold. But does that mean it's right? S
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It could eliminate the need for having a car altogether. Hello zipcar
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maybe the opposite is true. i can get around the city very fast without having to worry about parking.
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The landing page is fantastic. Super simple initially, more info if I want it. I wish the features section was more visual.
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Exactly - I never buy vitamins because i'm under the impression that i have enough vitamins in my food. The body can only process so many vitamins an hour, and you get no benefit from having extra vitamins that pass through your system. Hav
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Well you can't say he lacks vision.
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I just started working out of a space called geek offices in cambridge. There is a lot of interest because it just makes way more sense for companies under 10 employees.
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Saw the design and went "o0o0o!" then saw the price and went "aww..."
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