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10y ago
Just from travelling to europe and dubai, the tech scene in dubai is incredibly small. There are some cowork spaces and 'accelerators', but the ecosystem needs time and effort to grow.
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10y ago
These sound like McSweeneys article titles
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10y ago
FYI there is a chrome extension which solves this!
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10y ago
It's really interesting when I tell people that I'm in the 3D printing industry and their first reaction is to tell me someone 3D printed a gun. So many people know about it now, and I don't think it's a bad thing either
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10y ago
The "Contact us" section is actually a "Subscribe to our newsletter", I would look into changing the copy there and/or providing actual contact details.
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10y ago
He's pushing for better public transit, not necessarily private transit ;) #UberScandal
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10y ago
On the bright side, it is opening up some long-overdue political dialogue. For example diversification of the Alberta economy away from natural resources. Calgary's downtown office towers have reached record high vacancy rates, with so
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10y ago
What impact does UBI have on technology and companies? In theory I suppose more people will be able to afford a basic phone, banking, transportation etc so more eyeballs on ads and users of services. By getting out of the poverty trap, more
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10y ago
I believe you might be missing the key ingredient of prototyping: iterations. From all the success stories in the industry, 3D printers combined with competent designers enables very tight iteration cycles, and makes the interations more fu
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10y ago
This is the funniest take on dao/slock that I've seen so far
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10y ago
That was incredibly interesting, thanks!
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10y ago
Well apparently Thiel bankrolled several suits against Gawker, so...
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10y ago
Well is it better?
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10y ago
I seriously love that you provide your CAD files. This is the next generation of developer evangelism. Kudos!
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10y ago
I really enjoy the asian "pocket wifi" systems for travel. Brilliant convenience.
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10y ago
I'm in Florida on a trip from Canada. The Orlando airport doesn't have a single SIM card provider. Travel forums seem to validate this. If you can't have cellular communication when you land... just WTF?! Backwards country.
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10y ago
Apparently 0.8% of DAO token holders own >50% of the tokens. There is lots of potential for conflict of interest
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10y ago
The bigger issue is that the DAO has raised >$120M, and Slock.it hasn't said how mich funding they need. Many people are fully expecting the ask to be much larger than they would have originally asked for. It's a terrible decis
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10y ago
Funny enough, these autonomous anonymous corporations will require the exact opposite to carry out many trust-required operations
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10y ago
It's inspectors all the way down. Recursive inspection.
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10y ago
However, the members are anonymous, so it may be impossible to track down 100% of participants.
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10y ago
Yes I saw it hours ago in person
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10y ago
There are now several startups claiming to have "fast" photopolymer printing technologies. However Carbon is more about the materials R&D than the machine, it was merely a tool. CLIP is the most legitimized with press, funding
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10y ago
I am currently at the Rapid conference in Orlando where the HP announcement was made. When the technology was first announced last year I'm pretty sure they were the only ones using this kind of process. There are a few different powde
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10y ago
If you had an OBDII adapter and a camera this should be possible! I'm not sure if there is OBDII communication code for RPI, though
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10y ago
You are truly living up to your username! :)
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10y ago
This thread is so pedantic it hurts
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10y ago
I've seen a lot of hacky DIY 3D printers, but this is the roughest. Love it!
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10y ago
I think you just discovered the business model ;)
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10y ago
Is this argument valid internationally? My canadian taxes didn't pay for american research, should I still be able to access those papers?
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