jefflab

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Science Funding Needs Charter School Analogy(medium.com)
2 points by jefflab 8y ago|1 comments
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by jefflab 9y ago
Yes, we measure ET through an energy balance approach. It is called surface renewal. Thanks for the link. I'll add it to my queue to read.
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by jefflab 9y ago
For those interested in this topic, you also might be interested in sensors that can measure evapotranspiration (ET). ET is directly related to photosynthesis and crop yield. Here is a quick refresher from the textbook on plant water relati
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by jefflab 10y ago
Tule | Full-Stack Developer | Oakland | Full-Time | ONSITE Tule helps farmers grow more food with less water through precision irrigation. Our service is backed by the only sensor technology that works on large farm fields and can detect wa
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Tule (YC S14) hiring initial sales and marketing roles(angel.co)
1 points by jefflab 10y ago
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by jefflab 10y ago
Tule - tuletechnologies.com | Full-stack Engineer | Oakland | ONSITE Product: Help farmers improve production through optimal irrigation. Powered by novel sensor technology. Software Stack: We use Rails for our web server, swift for our iOS
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Tule (YC S14) is hiring a remote sensing and data processing engineer(angel.co)
1 points by jefflab 10y ago
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Missing Piece of Startup Wisdom(medium.com)
1 points by jefflab 11y ago|0 comments
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Tule (YC S14) is hiring an EE/firmware engineer to build global sensor network(angel.co)
1 points by jefflab 11y ago
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by jefflab 11y ago
I like your title. Appreciate the explanation for future HN posting.
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by jefflab 11y ago
sorry! This was a tricky title because I know the HN moderators like it to match the title in the link. However, the Forum title only makes sense in the context of the forum (where Particle is implied).
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Community interest in Verizon support for the Electron?(community.particle.io)
10 points by jefflab 11y ago|8 comments
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by jefflab 12y ago
Tule (YC S14) - SF - Fulltime iOS and Full Stack developers What makes Tule unique - We work on a very important problem (feeding the world) - We make the world a better place (environmental impact of ag) - We have a core technology advanta
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by jefflab 12y ago
The technology definitely applies to the big dollar crops (corn, soybean, etc), and we plan to serve those markets someday. We are starting in specialty crops (almonds, grapes, tomatoes, etc) because these customers have a "hair on fir
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by jefflab 12y ago
Thanks for the kind words! Links posted above.
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by jefflab 12y ago
I'm a cofounder of Tule and happy to answer any questions. A few corrections for the technical crowd: This technology hasn't existed since the 1800's. It is derived from a technology called Surface Renewal that measures the t
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Tule (YC S14) Is a Crop-Hydration Sensor for the Tech-Savvy Farmer(techcrunch.com)
29 points by jefflab 12y ago|10 comments
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Tule (YC S14) – We help farmers produce more food with less water(angel.co)
1 points by jefflab 12y ago
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by jefflab 15y ago
Clearly people who work in nurseries do more than move plants back and forth 5 feet away, but this is an interesting step in the right direction. When I worked in a nursery in high school I had 2 primary tasks a) keep the plants watered b)