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14y ago
SABRE is more of a platform than a hosting company. It even had it's own programming language at one point.
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14y ago
This is a challenge, but the benefits create a massive incentive to find a solution. Commercial solar has a headstart, and while not perfect, http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/Renewable/Energy... seems to be a start.
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I was thinking if the trend is toward automation and away from physical labor some unique features could be selected for in 200,000 years or so.
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Interesting, but the active voice is rather misleading in the headline. The argument seems to actually say the expected: Humans who used stone tools were selected based on their tool use -> humans more suited for stone tool use continue
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Thanks for the reply, I hope you didn't think I was just being a naysayer. This seems like a critical problem for marketing, if you have two audiences and you're catering to the smaller one. If it were me (grain of salt) I would go all in o
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14y ago
I probably wrote code to perform at least two dozen of these kinds of tasks for my last business and I'll probably be a customer for my next business. This definitely creates a lot of value for non-technical small businesses. However, I'm n
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Seems counter-intuitive to me, but I'm interested to know who the target audience is for this? People who want to learn guitar for fun but think learning to read sheet music is too hard (I have never understood this), or do you expect that
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14y ago
Even in an active DF system you don't need to flash the phone's programming (not exactly firmware, more like settings, the short list of instructions the phone regularly receives from cellular networks that `hack` it to work within it's ope
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14y ago
This seems infinitely useful, but "the monkey that does the scanning is kind of busy at the moment. Try again later!"
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Woo not a lot of Seattle IPOs!
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14y ago
Great news, best of luck, but you might have to iterate on the pricing...
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14y ago
Are the pitches based on something? They appear to be totally random.
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14y ago
Since the barrier to entry for enrollment is zero, compared to traditional education, directly comparing them is rather unfair.
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14y ago
mmm, Cider...
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14y ago
Proof of Cascadia
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14y ago
WOW I thought I was alone all these years!