jevanish

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by jevanish 13y ago
Did you do anything to remember these things or did that come naturally and you didn't need to record it anywhere?
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by jevanish 13y ago
Thanks for all the book tips. I curious to both of you that responded...do either of you do anything to personally connect with each team member? Do you keep track of each team member's progress and maybe some personal info (like birth
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Ask HN: What was the hardest part about being a first time manager?
6 points by jevanish 13y ago|10 comments
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What the Stratasys lawsuit of Afinia means for the 3D Printing industry (jasonevanish.com)
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Why the Mayday button is another genius move by Bezos and Amazon(jasonevanish.com)
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Why Consumer 3D Printing Companies Should Think Twice About Fundraising(jasonevanish.com)
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by jevanish 13y ago
If they can cheaply and quickly add it (by leveraging someone else's hardware or software) it could be worth it, but certainly not suggesting you change the design you sent to a contract manufacturer or anything like that.
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by jevanish 13y ago
That makes a lot of sense. I think you don't really totally know what you're looking for until you have one in some cases. I know I bought a Solidoodle because it was cheaper and readily available. Now that I've used it a bit
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by jevanish 13y ago
I totally agree with you to expect delays from estimates, but I also think many people either A) won't do the same or B) It's just hard to comprehend how different things might be in the market when you finally get it 6-12 months
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What the Kickstarter Hangover will do to the 3D Printing industry(jasonevanish.com)
25 points by jevanish 13y ago|15 comments
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by jevanish 13y ago
If you watch the videos in the kickstarter and on his site, you'll see he removed a ton of parts every other printer has to have. For example, the Z axis is now water ...that's a lot cheaper than all the parts you need for a bed
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by jevanish 13y ago
I've heard the resin resultant objects are pretty brittle at least on the Form1, so I'm not sure it could do what you're hoping. You would be better served with an FDM printer if you want to be able to use it as you describe,
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by jevanish 13y ago
Interestingly enough, ESPN has been getting into trouble for "hoarding" such content as they own so much of it in big contracts they can't air all of it, but it boxes out others from showing it.
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Why Netflix should buy AMC(jasonevanish.com)
144 points by jevanish 13y ago|91 comments
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Books every investor should read(jasonevanish.com)
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How 3D printing companies are using Kickstarter(jasonevanish.com)
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Consumer 3D Printing has a Twitter Problem(jasonevanish.com)
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95 ways to find your first customers(jasonevanish.com)
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by jevanish 13y ago
Do you have a source for that? I tried googling and couldn't find a solid number on Taxi revenues by city.
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by jevanish 13y ago
Joint venture? They both have what the other needs. And $125Million in revenue says Uber is taking off in more than SF.
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by jevanish 13y ago
and who has the logistics technology and user base to power that? Uber.
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by jevanish 13y ago
Do you have UberX in your city? They slashed prices on UberX in SF in June and it made it cheaper than a cab.
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by jevanish 13y ago
What is Elon going to do? If you're talking about the Hyperloop, you're deluding yourself if you think that's going to be wide spread in 5 years. It'll take at least 10 for a functional scale prototype and then decades o
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by jevanish 13y ago
You're right, but it puts them further out in front of any competition they're facing. I expect they'll be raising more rounds but at similar friendly terms as well as being able to self-fund continued expansion from profits
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by jevanish 13y ago
Elon Musk is 100% in a class of his own. He isn't just disrupting markets (Tesla), he's creating new ones by advancing civilization (SpaceX and possibly the Hyperloop). Still, my point with the piece is that they stand to destroy
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Why Travis Kalanick is going to be a Transportation Rockefeller(jasonevanish.com)
35 points by jevanish 13y ago|37 comments
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by jevanish 13y ago
There have been a couple other good HackerNews threads on Burnout you can find here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5630445 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2025655
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The unscientific causes and cure to Burnout(jasonevanish.com)
3 points by jevanish 13y ago|2 comments
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by jevanish 13y ago
I definitely think long form reading (aka-books) is a great way to go (I read about 20 books/yr). I definitely should work in more fiction to my life, but as of yet I have focused on adding and building skills. I think reading fiction
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by jevanish 13y ago
I agree with you. Self awareness is really hard and it is a day-in-day-out struggle. I honestly had been sitting on this post in a draft and felt something was off but a friend encouraged me to get it out there. The hardest part about the p

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