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Traveling On A Budget Sequestration. NASA style.(blog.doublerobotics.com)
1 points by jayliew 13y ago|0 comments
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by jayliew 13y ago
Disclosure: Twitter, Inc. is a paying customer of Double. Thanks Lennon! Would love to get any user-feedback from you too :) jay@doublerobotics.com
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by jayliew 13y ago
Hi Phil, thanks for the comment. Companies are definitely buying this faster than we can make them, and that remote-working use case seems to be #1. I hear ya on case-studies .. stay tuned! :) - jay@doublerobotics.com
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by jayliew 13y ago
Hacker Dojo in Mountain View has a MakerBot for member use
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How would you start a PayPal or rebuild Visa today? // Scott Weiss(scott.a16z.com)
3 points by jayliew 13y ago|0 comments
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by jayliew 14y ago
Hey Ryan - pleasure seeing you there at Macworld!
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People commit suicide b/c they don’t live up to the stories(bakadesuyo.com)
2 points by jayliew 14y ago|0 comments
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by jayliew 14y ago
It sure did. Some people have a misconception that it's old-school (real-life face-to-face events?) and don't work. Definitely not true, so I'm glad we're able to share at least 1 data point as a counter-argument.
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by jayliew 14y ago
thanks Andrew! The upside is when we were getting ready to leave, all we had to do was roll up that 1 banner, and that was it. All the other fancy booths had to begin the long process of disassembling their schtuff.
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by jayliew 14y ago
Thanks to you and cocoflunchy for the feedback; seems like a valid UX point to me. I'm still learning my way around this blogging platform software
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by jayliew 14y ago
It self-balances, and it's made to recover from nudges, people bumping into it accidentally, the kind of thing you'd imagine in a normal real-life scenario.
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by jayliew 14y ago
Hi Peter, yes - it does work! But just to elaborate further, I don't want to make it sound like if you cough out $4,000 and with just a bare-bones booth, you'll get the kind of attention we did at CES. I do think this $4,000 booth at CES is
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by jayliew 14y ago
help with production process also require arms. Not yet available ;)
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by jayliew 14y ago
It was definitely exhausting, but also exhilarating :) Thanks!
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by jayliew 14y ago
As an additional data point for startups: despite a few people ridiculing CES, it worked out great for us. Accounting for flight, employee salary, hotel, food, etc. and the booth space (about $4,000 for that tiny booth), we're already ROI p
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Underdressed at CES 2013(blog.doublerobotics.com)
93 points by jayliew 14y ago|32 comments
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By-products That Created Billions in Wealth(times.jayliew.com)
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Residual Information | David Lee(daslee.me)
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Authentic Leadership // Scott Weiss(scott.a16z.com)
1 points by jayliew 14y ago|0 comments
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Disrupting Business Analytics // Scott Weiss(scott.a16z.com)
1 points by jayliew 14y ago|0 comments
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How To Bounce Back From A Big Mistake(99u.com)
1 points by jayliew 14y ago|0 comments
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by jayliew 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physics_envy Especially with social sciences, there's this thing called "physics envy". In physics, experiments can be repeated consistently in a pristine lab-like environment gather lots of data, to then to p
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by jayliew 14y ago
Where is it that Zach implied that what he's talking about there is only applicable if you've decided to build a "great" product, but if you're aiming to build just a "mediocre", "successful" (but not "great"), then what he's saying is comp
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by jayliew 14y ago
Since I can't update the post anymore, I just wanted to apologize for the tone of the comment above. It was a knee-jerk reaction, and there's no need for me to sound like that.
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by jayliew 14y ago
ha, I guess that comic is pretty popular, and I was totally being not-original. XKCD provides a link specific for hotlinking to all their comics, and I just used that link that was officially provided.
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by jayliew 14y ago
Hi, author here. I didn't see the comment that was deleted that you responded to (it wasn't me). I guess I just slapped it up there because it captured the moment of how I felt when I read the post I was responding to. Did not mean to come
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Cause and Effect Fallacy: The By-product Does Not Make The Product(times.jayliew.com)
66 points by jayliew 14y ago|9 comments
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by jayliew 14y ago
Yo. There's no proof that a great by-product produces a great product. Read the memo by Marc Andreessen about product-market fit. You can nail by-product and still miss the product. But of course, like Marc Andreessen said, it's popular for
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by jayliew 14y ago
Feelings are not negotiable. Poor people feel poor-people problem pains, rich people feel rich-people problem pains. The problems may be different, but the intensity of the pain felt by them can be of the same magnitude. If you're in Americ
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The State Of The Internet [SLIDE DECK] - Business Insider(businessinsider.com)
4 points by jayliew 14y ago|0 comments

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