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811.
by fudged71 10y ago
The registration form is not working. Click submit and it just spins
812.
by fudged71 10y ago
For now yes. We are overdue for a magnetic field reversal so this would be a very helpful tool in our planets arsenal
813.
by fudged71 10y ago
It's actually incredibly interesting to read how the developers individually responded to each of these PRs. It would have been great to see a count of how many PRs have been accepted.
814.
by fudged71 10y ago
When your company is the web and the web is your company When you openly celebrate really nerdy technical achievements When you incentivize and promote side projects and open source There grows a camaraderie with the projects and tools that
815.
by fudged71 10y ago
It would have been better to host an industry survey first and then plot results based on it.
816.
by fudged71 10y ago
An extra axis yet much easier to digest. That's good data viz.
817.
by fudged71 10y ago
Are there similar products on the market? How is ETL typically done today?
818.
by fudged71 10y ago
I bet he was kicked off Uber because of this exchange
819.
by fudged71 10y ago
... still green
820.
by fudged71 10y ago
has a mammalian fetus ever been developed to maturity outside of a natural womb?
821.
by fudged71 10y ago
That sounds like a fun simulation to run
822.
by fudged71 10y ago
Have you seen this beauty? https://youtu.be/8fHdTSNoKao?t=28
823.
by fudged71 10y ago
Isn't that exactly what he did? I'm assuming he didn't actually take those photos with a gameboy because he has the full color versions of the shots as well.
824.
by fudged71 10y ago
Does anyone else restrict their phones to 3G because 4G (real 4G) eats through your data cap too fast? If I accidentally load a large video/gif/website, It's easier to back out then let it eat my data. I'm also noticing
825.
by fudged71 10y ago
>It's even possible that some day we see a unicorn startup with a solo developer. already possible. this allows you to create a ZERO person startup. you can be a contractor to a software algo.
826.
by fudged71 10y ago
you can also pay someone for the task of validating work that has been delivered
827.
by fudged71 10y ago
unless you stack the bodies in a high rise at different prices :)
828.
by fudged71 10y ago
For data visualization I recently switched from SQL+Excel to Tableau, and I'm never going back.
829.
by fudged71 10y ago
Why not just kidnapping insurance?
830.
by fudged71 10y ago
What made you choose to go through YC a second time after your startup Layer By Layer? Isn't the network there for you after the program?
831.
by fudged71 10y ago
Gym 6 days a week. Really starting to feel proud of the gains. More confident overall, and a clearer head.
832.
by fudged71 10y ago
I had the pleasure of sharing a dinner with two of the McLuhans at a conference in Banff. I'm in the 3D printing business, and it was very interesting to discuss with them what is possible as the digital medium becomes physical.
833.
by fudged71 10y ago
Yeah, here in Alberta, Uber wanted to be able to do their own background checks, but they were forced by the government to have the local police run background checks as well. Presumably there were a bunch of criminals passing the Uber back
834.
by fudged71 10y ago
Why would an employee/contractor be suspended for a minor traffic violation? Nobody was hurt. I'd rather they talk about taking steps to train the people and algorithms better
835.
by fudged71 10y ago
And the classic monty python reference "those responsible have been sacked"
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by fudged71 10y ago
Plausible. Apparently, the driver needs to intervene 15+ times in a 30min period. Their technology seems to be way behind other companies.
837.
by fudged71 10y ago
We had a crowdfunding success that was largely inspired by the marketing strategy of the Pebble campaign. I'm sure thousands of others were too. How about the Coolest Cooler? You don't think they were inspired by Pebble? Or the Ub
838.
by fudged71 10y ago
Not sure I agree with you, you're saying there's no value dropping the prices. What the crowdfunding platform was able to do for them was to gamify the process, and reward early adopters. It's part of the reason why they have
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by fudged71 10y ago
Yes, but... During YCombinator they weren't fundable, so they tried crowdfunding. The article mentions that they crowdfunded a SECOND time because they were unable to raise another round of funding.
840.
by fudged71 10y ago
Pebble crowdfunded as an alternative to venture capital. Their huge success on the platform was an inspiration to so many other hardware startups that it sparked an entire generation of products (in my opinion). Kudos to that. I still wear

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