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jpm_sd
8y ago
Also medical devices
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8y ago
Sounds a bit like QNX actually
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Finally, Fusion Power Is About to Become a Reality
(medium.com)
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8y ago
That's pretty cool! How did they port it to new architectures?
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8y ago
This is a great podcast, I've been a fan for a while now. Every episode is worth a listen. Woods' story is just another piece of evidence that "3 strikes" rules have no benefit to society.
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8y ago
At this point, they're usually green because they're usually green. It's the most common mask color, therefore the cheapest. Also, oddly enough, not only do different mask colors have different achievable resolutions (minimum
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8y ago
It's pretty cheap to embed a tiny GPS receiver and crappy chip antenna these days. Probably enough for time sync in many situations.
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8y ago
Is any of this data actually valuable? Or are these just more puffed-up business models that will fade away as the hype bubble pops?
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8y ago
I think it's more schadenfreude than celebration.
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8y ago
It's the replacement for mini-PCI-express and it's used in almost every laptop these days.
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8y ago
This is amazing and beautiful. They're disrupting the bullshit cycle! Speeding it up by orders of magnitude!
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8y ago
Perhaps you have never worked with the type of person described in this post. They are relentlessly oblivious. Oversharing and monopolizing your time, every day, all day. I quit a job to get away from someone like this who was in a manageme
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8y ago
Iridium modems use it too!
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8y ago
We're going to look back on these days as a modern tulip mania. So many of these companies (and serial startup employees) are not even living "fake it until you make it", they are on a new and better plan: "fake it here
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8y ago
Agreed. I don't know why this made the front page, but I love it.
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8y ago
The theater/parking renovations totaled around $37 million. Bringing BART to Alameda is, according to your link, a 12 to 15 BILLION dollar project. That's 300 to 400 times more expensive.
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8y ago
I live in a small city (Alameda, CA) that has a couple of concentrated "downtown" areas with limited parking. The construction of a 6-story municipal parking garage as part of a large renovation of the old movie theater complex in
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8y ago
Odd choice to feature Project Loon in the banner image. I designed the solar array for Loon, it's built from plain old mono crystalline silicon cells. Sure, they're high efficiency cells, in a lightweight plastic stack up (no glas
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8y ago
If you're trying to start a real business, your competitors are mass market sex toys with a $2 BOM cost, not one-off dildo-sawzalls pieced together in someone's garage.
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8y ago
That is an incredibly large amount of engineering effort to compete with plain old vibrators, and also appears to misunderstand the target market. Was your BOM cost 100x higher than the competition, or only 10x higher?
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8y ago
(2016) and quite outdated at this point.
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Rivian wants to turn adventure vehicles into fully electric cars
(inc.com)
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8y ago
All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace I like to think (and the sooner the better!) of a cybernetic meadow where mammals and computers live together in mutually programming harmony like pure water touching clear sky. I like to think (
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8y ago
> Nothing big ever got built by a bunch of grumpy, resentful introverts. Well, the Linux kernel did, but I think for the most part you are correct.
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This is a pretty great article on the same subject from the New Yorker in 2016. https://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/how-silicon-v... My favorite part: >>> During one visit to Google’s headquart
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It should be at least as good as the book about Enron, or the book about Theranos, or ...
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Part of living in a free society is the freedom to completely fuck up your life. But I agree that we should be funding housing and medical treatment, not drug wars and incarceration.
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8y ago
Here's a non-WSJ story: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-11-13/waymo-to-...
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This is a pretty incredible achievement. Be sure to follow the #3 "High quality ambient imagery" link too, if you haven't seen it before: https://www.ouster.io/blog-posts/2018/8/31/the-came
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8y ago
I'm almost 40 and never quite managed to get into amateur radio, but my kids are getting old enough that they might be interested. Reading articles like this gets me excited to finally give it a try.
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