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by loganu 12y ago
That may not have been their intention, but that's what came to mind for me as well.
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by loganu 12y ago
How about you prove that they are harmful? I'm happy to assume that some research was done, and that a handful of peer-reviewed studies suggest these nutrients have some positive effects (or at the very least are neutral and customers
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by loganu 12y ago
Did you get those backwards? Or are you saying that only getting 50 mg will make your body react funny because it's only getting 1/2- 1/4 of what your coffee has?
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by loganu 12y ago
You're right. Because of the layering of 3D printing, you can create shapes and features that wouldn't be possible with casting, molding, or even 5-axis milling machines. Complex undercuts, empty compartments/ hollow areas to
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by loganu 12y ago
Care to expand? It's not obvious to me what differentiates a space-suitable typeface from others.
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by loganu 12y ago
Where is that exception that appearing "fair" or "cheap" helps you? If there's another candidate equally qualified and liked by the company, they company will hire the cheaper one - but as a candidate, you shouldn&#
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by loganu 13y ago
The Wire was the first one I tried, and the most interesting.
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by loganu 13y ago
I wouldn't say they're risk averse. This is the second company they've started and they're 25. Bonus: Educated at top-level schools and companies. This is one of the best YC applications I've seen. Smart people wor
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by loganu 13y ago
Awesome.I wanted to integrate BTC as an option to cut out their 3% fee. If they can handle it for 0.5 to 1.5%, I'm happy to keep them in the loop
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by loganu 13y ago
So, you're not friends with him them?
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by loganu 13y ago
It's not an exhaustive list. Maybe it just shows that they feel they've funded enough realtime location-based social pizza-sharing apps.
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by loganu 13y ago
Why not? Advances in materials, energy, batteries, would be right up Boeing's alley. Diagnostics, communications for planes? What if YC funded a company that had a novel method to make petroleum extraction 20% faster, cleaner or more e
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by loganu 13y ago
I think we're the same person. Up until grade 12, I could show up late, stoned, or not at all, skip all the homework, and end up at the top of the class due to tests. I was on-track/ pre-accepted into engineering until calculus ca
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by loganu 13y ago
I'm not sure. Maybe Facebook knows the blowback from advertisers would be severe and probably grounds for giant lawsuits / fraud cases. Could they outsource or fund clickfarms while still having plausible deniability? Probably. Co
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by loganu 13y ago
Right here. Couldn't help but think it as I watched. It seems like facebook has tweaked sharing algorithms, and I'm getting a lot more memes from pages my friends "liked" and updates from people I don't know, intera
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by loganu 13y ago
I was referring to American numbers, as sourced in the Wiki article above. 10x that number in Iraqi/ Afghani numbers? Sure, I'd buy that.
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Sony 4K Ultra Short Throw Projector(sony.net)
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by loganu 13y ago
That's 1.3 million since 1775. In the last 50 years, we're around 7 thousand.
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by loganu 13y ago
It's not a talent acquisition. It's not a move towards more government monitoring. It's not meant to increase G+ sign-ups or sell ads for more efficient furnaces. It's a play into the growing "connected product&quot
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by loganu 13y ago
I was hoping for a collection of designers and engineers working together to make an open, modular, chassis that could be worked upon. Maybe a discussion about best practices for serviceability, ergonomics, performance, cost-efficiencies, e
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by loganu 13y ago
I'm not so sure... I think there might be a genuine interest in actually helping/ protecting these women. Why wouldn't prostitution have been made criminal before? (instead of the de facto approach of arresting pimps and john
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by loganu 13y ago
While I agree with your point, immediately jumping to the NSA and their bottomless pool of resources and talent is kind of the new Godwin's law. Logan's law: In any given discussion tangentially related to security, the thing pres
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by loganu 13y ago
Could you not have way more than 33 questions created, (maybe a couple hundred) but change what questions are asked based on previous answers? Use the previous answers to determine the strongest next question to ask? If an early answer stat
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by loganu 13y ago
I believe it's that the LLC "incorporation" is something generally used for small businesses, sole proprietorships, etc. The LLCs could likely be viewed as either patent troll companies or small companies built or paid to put
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by loganu 13y ago
How is crash data not relevant? Why would the regulators not be able to identify and go for the lowest-hanging fruit, regardless of manufacturing origin? Obviously there are fewer data points for the Teslas, but they've outshone other
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by loganu 13y ago
$318 is purely cost of parts and labour. Doesn't include years of R&D, manufacturing setup, advertising, shipping, support, finance-related costs, retailer mark-up, QA and repairs, etc. Production costs will drop, but they are like
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by loganu 13y ago
I feel like a lot of feedback could be useful if it was framed differently. Everyone talking about the potential to lose multiple cards at once, or fraud, or theft, or the 8-card limit seems to come at it from a position of snark and sarcas
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by loganu 13y ago
Same age bracket, same sentiment in my peer group. Even in Alberta where health-care and other social nets exist, and un-(or under)-employment is rare, much is the same. We've seen ads for cars and suits and fertilizer for so long tha
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by loganu 13y ago
Can you shoot me any more info on what you guys are doing?
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by loganu 13y ago
I think that just means DataRank is a market research tool. It won't mean companies that use it will spend less on advertising, but it will help them target specific demographics, perceptions, etc more efficiently. Not less spending, j

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