jcoleh

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by jcoleh 2y ago
Could we apply a progressive tax to large corporations (like big tech monopolies) to force them to figure out what aspects of their own business should be split up and spun out to keep the size of companies roughly equal to "one layer
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by jcoleh 7y ago
The potential benefit is lots of electricity, which may be abundant that when amortized over the "high capital costs" could be much more cost effective than wind, solar, and storage, or may not be. We have to invest in these rela
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by jcoleh 7y ago
You can also map hotkeys to left or right clicks. This is particularly convenient when I am in a keyboard-only workflow.
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by jcoleh 7y ago
Smile, wink, tongue out, all are options!
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Show HN: Your Face Is Your Mouse(twitter.com)
3 points by jcoleh 7y ago|3 comments
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by jcoleh 8y ago
I would recommend still reading books written by journalists since some can be very good. But for these books adjust your Goodreads rating threshold to something more like 4.2 or 4.3 for journalist-written books.
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Https://thoughtfulthingsfund.com/(thoughtfulthingsfund.com)
2 points by jcoleh 12y ago|0 comments
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by jcoleh 13y ago
Google's answer to iBeacons?
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by jcoleh 13y ago
I think (just like the thermostat). This is a trojan horse. Nest trying to get a sensors into your home. Specifically presence sensor in every single room of the house. This will be their foundation for a vastly improved home control UI
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Ask HN: Is there a Hacker News for Sustainable Technology
1 points by jcoleh 14y ago|2 comments
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by jcoleh 14y ago
We're hoping to connect devices like the Kill-a-watt to people's smart phones. Gamification is totally in the mix! We are trying to figure out if just knowing if something is on or off (not the energy usage) could be valuable if we could d
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Ask HN: Would people want to know when their appliances/devices are on?
2 points by jcoleh 14y ago|4 comments
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Upvote and share if you get something good(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by jcoleh 14y ago|0 comments