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Not the gp, but there are situations where that kind of activity is absolutely necessary. Think about driving behind an Uber that stops in the right lane immediately after clearing the intersection, then puts their hazard lights on to wait
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But this is where equity incentives serve to align these interests. If you develop a real killer app on your spare time, but integrated into your company's product would significantly increase the valuation, retention, reduce churn, e
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9y ago
Usually the failure mode in these kinds of system should be to emit nothing....
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9y ago
I am hiring for a project I am running at A^3 ("A Cubed"), Airbus' office in San Jose. Looking for smart generalists with experience in Python and interested in a hybrid R&D and product environment. http://ai
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9y ago
I've had this option several times, however I never actually used it...
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Identical labels will usually use flexographic printing with cut steel templates which transfer the ink to the plastic. Being able to customize each bottle is pretty cool in its own right.
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9y ago
Overleaf was invaluable while I wrote my thesis. Thank you!
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9y ago
That means you only have about $40k/yr to hire a sysadmin assuming they need no supplies or tools...
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9y ago
I would be interested in reading this as well...I've faced (and face) many of the same issues myself.
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One reason this works is that folks use their bells and people yield. Even in more unexpected areas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7oGk-ozhKI
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10y ago
The news is that they have at least one unit of a promised product that is mature enough in its development cycle to be tested on public streets.
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10y ago
Yes - it absolutely can. What matters in the above scenario is the total cash left over after expenses (surplus), not the size of the expenses (expenditure).
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10y ago
I've also seen the opposite - 10 minute estimate and the car shows up in less than 3. This is just as bad...maybe I ordered the car early because of the long projected lead time, now the driver has to wait for me while possibly blockin
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10y ago
Discovery, dealflow, pattern matching, and ability to check references. It's best when the folks pitching you are 2nd degree connections (and got to you through a warm intro). These connections to SV VCs are most dense in SV.
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10y ago
And yet, NASA frequently updates code on launched vehicles. In fact because of schedule and orbital mechanics, Spirit and Opportunity were launched before final flight code was ready, and an OTA was performed while the vehicles where in fli
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10y ago
747s are all streaming.
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10y ago
Unless you are independently wealthy or building something that can truly be bootstrapped (no expensive R&D, for example), investors are a necessary constant.
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Have you read the transcripts from the Apollo missions? http://m.imgur.com/Y1klGHr?r
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10y ago
Most food labeling in the US is done this way. Gross measures (total volume, weight, etc) are in imperial while the nutrition facts are in metric. So milk will say, serving size 12 Oz, protein XX g.
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10y ago
Strikingly is from and based in China as well! [edit] - sounds like the article is talking about this current batch.
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10y ago
Knowing how high-cycle industrial equipment goes, probably scrapped.
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10y ago
Sure, but unless I hire all the candidates and compare them after a week, I have I rely on some fallbacks.
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10y ago
Everything can be iterated. The degree to which this iteration can be accomplished is really highly dependent on the complexity of your product, but, in terms of iteration complexity (and highly simplified, dropping lots of intermediate poi
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And almost definitely in the short run as even current green card holders are covered in this order. Means that folks who went overseas for (vacation/conference/etc) before the order was signed will not be able to return to work.
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Unfortunately the market for therapies does not follow the same market scaling model as consumer electronics due to the various financial models of insurance companies, government subsidies, etc.
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10y ago
The vast majority I have run across have more traditional educational backgrounds, many with advanced degrees through the PhD. It's just not as fun for journalists to profile the 37 year old PhD as the 19 year old dropout.
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Yep. Fix a number and limit the number that can carry over, so that people actually take a vacation and decompress.
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Agree - "nerds" today may not necessarily be the coolest kids in the room, but they aren't typed as social outcasts either. This is of course location dependent.
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If you don't have special needs, then you as a small team or company are taking on a burden that is large enough in scope for an entire company to focus on. It's why most startups just use GMail instead rolling their own. Sure i
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In many ways they're worse, especially specialized test equipment and protocol analyzers, because they're designed to evaluate the very thing that goes obsolete.
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