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by fudged71 10y ago
As a technical founder it's still really strange working with top lawyers that send drafts around as word documents.
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by fudged71 10y ago
I would say it really depends on what you are making! For toast it may be energy inefficient. But if I'm just making a small pizza, etc, it's way better than turning on the large oven.
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by fudged71 10y ago
This would be fantastic for educators as well!
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by fudged71 10y ago
A friend of mine was an environmental consultant, and went to startup weekend. They successfully made a SaaS app that would spit out an environmental report in minutes instead of days of manual entry. Just a really good example of small app
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by fudged71 10y ago
I would like to learn more! Can you email me at tom.bielecki@gmail.com?
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by fudged71 10y ago
Remember Facebook before news? It was fantastic. Newsfeed advertisements lead to rich multimedia posts which lead to news and then fake news. From a product standpoint, I think they should not have allowed news organizations on the platform
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by fudged71 10y ago
Because they had no significant revenue, didn't have anything personal to invest into it, and were in a community surrounded by investors. I agree, it doesn't make much sense.
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by fudged71 10y ago
If they had been building the backend to syndicate angel deals for the startups that were being featured.
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by fudged71 10y ago
Fitbit will get sold soon, as far as I can tell.
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by fudged71 10y ago
Eric was a great help with our crowdfunding campaign too! Here is what he sent me as his best advice: https://plus.google.com/+PeterHDiamandis/posts/Aoimkh9tnCG https://plus.google.com/1025649123
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by fudged71 10y ago
Your fitbit experience is very familiar, and I feel like the same issues plague most of their products. I've been through 2 wristbands from them. I bought the weight scale, and it also has a serious issue: after the battery drains and
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by fudged71 10y ago
This comment perfectly describes Fitbit as well. They were able to take a huge chunk of market share by being the first mover. And they had their own issues with rashes etc.
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Why?
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by fudged71 10y ago
What direction are you planning to take this project? I see a lot of potential to create and edit virtual worlds on the fly using things like NLP, big data, proc-gen, computer vision, etc. then expanding that into mixed reality.
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by fudged71 10y ago
I bought into the ONO to see more development in the area of LCD resin printing. Great to see it actually working! Here is the best video I can find: https://youtu.be/SjCIkxHVhNM?t=62
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by fudged71 10y ago
I doubt friends want the same handbag through! It's an anti-viral feature: Personalization.
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by fudged71 10y ago
I was a What.cd member years ago (early college) and had two issues: 1) disk space, 2) connectivity/laptop It was hard to maintain content long enough to seed if you want to consume content but don't have much disk space. And with
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by fudged71 10y ago
This is fantastic, great work!
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Samsung is buying Harman for $8B to further its connected car push(techcrunch.com)
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by fudged71 10y ago
Dubai is hosting the World Expo 2020 which means they are spending an insane amount of money on new projects right now in time for the expo. It will be interesting to see if spending continues after the expo or if the city will be effective
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by fudged71 10y ago
Do you think the wide photos might have been taken using a slitscan technique?
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by fudged71 10y ago
At least you (or technical support) can look up the difference. If the cables all look the same then you need to physically test the cables to know their capabilities, which is a waste of time and resources.
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by fudged71 10y ago
Actually, even the Safari Touch Bar demo showed redundant URL bar and nav keys. Sad.
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by fudged71 10y ago
OP should check out canon's Project Eiger where he can buy full-color 3D prints directly from Canon.
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by fudged71 10y ago
>you can never remove things. It wouldn't make sense to do so. This seems like one of the few instances where that might not be true. Does a quick screenshot deserve to take up space on IPFS forever? It seems like an optional expiry
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by fudged71 10y ago
>when you bring they back to Earth they will be confiscated Nobody is talking about using Mars as a manufacturing base to transport to Earth, it's all about creating a self-sustaining colony. There has to be stronger incentives for
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by fudged71 10y ago
What if earth patents/IP were invalid on Mars? Wouldn't enterprises race to mars for the chance to code/manufacture components that they are legally and financially restricted from doing on earth? >Until Mars settlers can
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by fudged71 10y ago
This is my understanding from CS. CPUs are designed to be general purpose which unfortunately also means that they are slower and less efficient than dedicated logic circuits. The implication of FPGAs is efficient and high speed hardware-co
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by fudged71 10y ago
Hyperloop was accepted into the Dubai government accelerator, which is a 3 month program specifically meant to match you up with a government department and sign a contract. The accelerator is overseen by the Sheik's son. There's
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by fudged71 10y ago
What is cognitive radio?

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