jeffpersonified

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by jeffpersonified 14y ago
Where's 'Merica? This photo is biased.
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by jeffpersonified 14y ago
It's interesting that both this and raspberry pi's intent are to be educational in nature. And fun at that.
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by jeffpersonified 14y ago
This is why I'm a libertarian.
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by jeffpersonified 14y ago
Bucket system needs into three categories (large, medium, small) and find three routers that best manage those needs. Hire a full-time government worker to facilitate categorization of each installation location and manage the installation.
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by jeffpersonified 14y ago
It hardly seems like managing gear would be all that difficult at this kind of margin. Hire someone full-time at 100K annually who manages the systems and upgrades when necessary.
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by jeffpersonified 14y ago
At least you'd be creating some value with those tax dollars.
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by jeffpersonified 14y ago
So this is what the Occupy movement is so upset about!
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by jeffpersonified 14y ago
Beyond pushing Google further out of their device and perhaps creating a more accurate mapping system, what do you think are the "strategic" points for bringing cartography in house? It's not like Apple would be interested in unmanned vehic
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by jeffpersonified 14y ago
That's what I thought of as well. Twine's, though not as robust, seems a more simple and elegant design. The question I'd like to know is who will take these systems and implement them in applications that have a greater "wow" factor for th
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by jeffpersonified 14y ago
Too rare are blogs/posts in the Valley about the "trough of sorrow." Even rarer are the ones that don't leave on an upbeat ending. This is life. This is what it is really like to build something people want... or to try to. Thank you for wr
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by jeffpersonified 14y ago
To say that the "No Idea" round is bad for Silicon Valley is to give an overly simplistic view of the "entrepreneur." However, the interesting thing here may not be one of whether an idea is necessary to initially catalyze a great company..
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by jeffpersonified 14y ago
I think being dogmatic in these circumstances is perhaps a little short-sighted. As with all things, finding the middle ground – balance – ought to be the goal, and not rigid conformity to rules. In this circumstance, it sounds like you'd m
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by jeffpersonified 14y ago
Agreed. If a business is constantly in crisis mode, something else is wrong, and 40-45 hours a week seems like a good goal to shoot.