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Which page redirects you back? Even the explore/about/tos pages? We're working on redesigning the front-page right now to solve the messaging problem. Thanks for the feedback Jason.
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lowglow
10y ago
You could bring your work over to Baqqer. You can create multiple projects and have each one funded individually. Also trying to make discovery and community more robust is part of our core values. Hit me up if you decide to check it out, I
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That's what we're doing over at Baqqer.com ( https://baqqer.com/ ) - come over and add your project! If you're interested in helping out you should join us. :)
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10y ago
There is no kill switch because it won't happen overnight. It will happen in phases where slowly our devices just get more intelligent until one day they'll do what they need to do without our intervention.
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I guess I don't understand why any startup would pay 300-500/per desk. While I'm building I look to cut all expenses across the board and leave only the bare minimum required to function and create effectively. Can someone gi
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I'd like to see more companies bootstrapping with help from their communities they build that see real value in their products. Building a transparent and open product with community feedback around things that work is the core of what
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10y ago
Would love to chat! :)
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lowglow
10y ago
Not supported. I have DMs on Twitter, Facebook, Baqqer, and SMS though!
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10y ago
Take a genuine interest in what others find passion in, and you'll find making friends is easier than you think. A good start would be replacing "What do you do?" with "What do you love to do?" or "What are you
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Living for your dream isn't a walk in the park, so it's important to build up a network of people you trust and can talk to. Anyone that wants to talk about entrepreneurship, building, whatever and depression just hit me up online
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Yeah, I saw the history of the term from Wikipedia, but curious as to why they dug it back up.
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This is the first time I've seen someone refer to this tech as "artificial reality" -- interesting!
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10y ago
Hey can you email/chat with me (info on profile), I'd like to chat more about your use cases!
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10y ago
As a former Texan (not sure if that's possible), I can say I'd wear this around San Francisco.
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Quantified Crying: Why does this person cry so much?
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What are you working on now? Care to reach out and chat? I'd like to pick your brain about some things.
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Exactly, this is a component of what we're planning. We'd need agents constantly updating their interfaces, locations, and all sensor data simultaneously. Also building some corpus of ontologies for these systems needs to exist --
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I definitely think ethereum is a cool project. Unfortunately, I'll be a contrarian and say I don't think the answer is a completely distributed system. I think there is a few mixed options, but the totality must collapse to a cent
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Check out my comment. I'd love your reply/thoughts since you've been thinking about this as well. :)
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Ambient Intelligence is the phrase a lot of people are searching for when talking about this stuff. There's also a bunch of stuff about Second-order Cybernetics and Adaptive and Collaborative Multi-Agent Systems people should seek out
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We're tackling a similar problem at Playa. I think it's a matter of collating services, and letting the user pick from what is important. It's half training and half availability. I think it's great that services like Pl
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I pitched a very early similar idea of Playa ( http://getplaya.com/ ) at Launch IoT Conference in front of the audience and was literally met with Jason and the panel of judges who had no idea what I was talking about. After
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We're in the middle of building out something similar with Playa - http://getplaya.com/ (or track our progress here: https://baqqer.com/projects/playa/ ) - An Open Service Exchange for Autonom
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We help people, products, companies also grow through our community and forums. You can also perform micro-campaigns to raise smaller amounts of money for one-off required items. IMHO the experience is wholly different, because I wanted the
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I'd love to bring really important open source projects to baqqer and support them with monthly pledges. I'd like them to be transparent and open with their direction and progress, while simultaneously letting the community there
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I built a community crowdfunding platform to help inventors, makers, developers, etc to find the community, resources, and feedback needed to build and share quality products, and transparent companies. Check it: Baqqer - ( https:/
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I'm just relaying my experiences and what I've seen.
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I did. I worked in Redwood City, slept in Palo Alto (because it's legal to sleep in your car there). I tried to stay within the confines of the law as much as possible because I didn't need the extra hassle.
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I don't think you need an address for a bank account from what I've seen and read places. I would just ask a friend to use their address anyways.
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This would be huge. When researching, I couldn't believe sleeping in a vehicle was illegal. Building reasonable living accommodations -- no matter the size -- is absolutely something we must do for people.
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