lifekaizen

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by lifekaizen 5y ago
Definitely both valid business approaches, Tesla more interesting from a startup / leverage approach. As a consumer, I'm less excited about Tesla putting out beta software in situations where mistakes can be deadly https:/&#
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by lifekaizen 5y ago
Yes, haha. To be fair it's more of a government role and they do support the government with "2.1 billion in state income taxes" https://www.mercurynews.com/2019/04/15/which-bay-area-compan...
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by lifekaizen 5y ago
Most likely Jaguar is involved financially and it's not a straight purchase. From Wired: "Jaguar, for its part, gets a large chunk of guaranteed sales and a chance to look like it’s at the forefront of this emerging technology.&qu
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by lifekaizen 5y ago
I was able to complete the signup process: requires a gmail account, email link to a qualtrics survey which asks things like name, age, where you live (if SF proper, neighborhood?). (I do live in SF and gave it location access)
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by lifekaizen 5y ago
The World Bank has a great resource here which lists out pricing for emissions trading systems (ETS) and carbon tax by country.[0] (Map & Data > Price > Type of Instrument). Highest carbon taxes are $100+ / ton (Sweden, Switz
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by lifekaizen 5y ago
I can see the appeal but would recommend against pursuing large name brand companies at this point. If your solution does what you say, that’s already incredibly novel and interesting to the right buyers; people are seeking these solutions
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by lifekaizen 5y ago
Very expensive research tool places like large law firms would use.
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by lifekaizen 5y ago
It’s a good question. Well, CRDTs are just an underlying data type that guarantee conflict free eventual consistency. That doesn’t mean the result would be an English paragraph or buildable code, however. Then what git does really well that
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by lifekaizen 5y ago
That's a good post. Addresses the societal imbalances that are sometimes hard to see, adds a little more context: >If hard work and long hours could be consistently transformed into “success”, then my friends and family who are teac
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by lifekaizen 5y ago
Have thought the same thing but have not seen access control implemented well[0] so been working on just such a thing[1] [0] https://github.com/textileio/go-threads/issues/295 [1] https://github.com&
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by lifekaizen 6y ago
It is a barrier, you can probably see it in your page analytics. A good way to implement is to let me play with the database a little, and then if I want to save or something ask me to make an account.
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by lifekaizen 6y ago
Looks like exercises. What about doing this in some way that created code that could be pushed?
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by lifekaizen 6y ago
love the idea, how many cookies have you done with it? I got `About 25 hours, 32 minutes preparation time`
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by lifekaizen 7y ago
Hilarious! Love it :)
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by lifekaizen 7y ago
Thanks for recommending that, well written and gives clarity to something that can be a source of misunderstanding and friction.
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by lifekaizen 7y ago
It also requires time travel to implement; the folding knowledge was not known at the time of decision.
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by lifekaizen 7y ago
There is a pipetting robot now: https://opentrons.com/
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by lifekaizen 8y ago
I believe this underestimates his ability to see beyond what’s possible today and set game-changing goals and direction for those engineering teams.
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by lifekaizen 8y ago
Spotify is saying they had to increase the price to $13 to sell on the store. This price was not popular so they left the store to maintain the $10 price across the board. This was back in 2016, not what is offered now. > 2014 June >
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China Wants to Dominate the Internet(bloomberg.com)
3 points by lifekaizen 8y ago|0 comments
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by lifekaizen 8y ago
Feels like preparation for going public.
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It's Never Been Easier to Make Gadgets. But Only Big Players Can Survive(m.slashdot.org)
1 points by lifekaizen 8y ago|0 comments
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by lifekaizen 8y ago
This is wonderful, especially the section on what didn't work ("Anti patterns," bottom of page). This one in particular feels like good advice to startup founders as their company grows: > Trying to take on multiple roles.
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by lifekaizen 8y ago
The article is mainly about revenue growth, and any startup should be willing to share top line revenue and growth rate. A large reason not to share things is some info is sensitive, for example the share count is a useful number, while the
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by lifekaizen 8y ago
No scam, I know Blake and they’ve been in Colorado building for years. It might not make it, but it won’t be for lack of trying or integrity.
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by lifekaizen 8y ago
This is the announcement of a new paradigm that Don has been thinking about recently, it is not meant to be practical advice for implementation. It imagines a world where a designer is not needed to create a product; a designer can help ref
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by lifekaizen 8y ago
Wow, thanks for that. An infrared laser, I stand corrected. >To detect whether there is something in front of the iPhone X, it is believed that the phone uses a "time-of-flight" (TOF) sensor, powered by an LED-based infrared il
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by lifekaizen 8y ago
Not lasers, it’s an infrared dot pattern. Projected on a surface and the distortions are viewed with an infrared camera and analyzed for depth. Actually it might be possible to hack if your screen could output IR wavelengths.
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by lifekaizen 8y ago
California was given in the most recent annual report. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/320193/0000320193170...
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by lifekaizen 8y ago
Just pre-ordered!

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