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   by lowglow 10y ago

   Yeah, what's a good intro on understanding all of this? I've got an EE/Chem/Math background.
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   by lowglow 10y ago

   Botpress is great! RadBots ( https://radbots.com/ ) built a monetization module for use in Botpress and found the experience to be great. Total support, engaged devs, and great mission. https://www.npmjs.com/p
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   by lowglow 10y ago

   Hm, food for thought. Thanks for the insights.
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   by lowglow 10y ago

   Always be closing. Seriously. Everything needs to be logged and moved into your sales funnel. Pick what matters, grow your team, trust your gut, and don't give up! :) [side note] For some reason I read this post in Teddy KGB's (Jo
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   by lowglow 10y ago

   Why do you think it has failed to monetize?
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   by lowglow 10y ago

   possible != viable But you are folding in a lot of problems with the hand waving of "All you need is one viable path, and the knowledge of city conditions to find it." Re: HITL/Helper has been considered, but it's not vi
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   by lowglow 10y ago

   Sub 1K full-genome sequencing is what I'm in love with. I'm eagerly awaiting any breakthroughs there.
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   by lowglow 10y ago

   So many good links here. Most interested in Dynamic Distributed Dimensional Data Model. What are you working on?
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   by lowglow 10y ago

   Well 2-3 miles is fine, especially if you're considering graduated deployment of autonomous vehicles. I'm a big proponent of refactoring the world to facilitate autonomous agents within our lives, so I think spending money to figu
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    by lowglow 10y ago

    At Asteria, we were looking for a proof of concept implementation of something we're working on. One of my friends worked as an engineer/designer at Buell (motorcycles), is a mech engineer, has done loads of work on electric vehic
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    by lowglow 10y ago

    Here are some (hard-earned) lessons I've learned about sales: Keep it simple, relevant, and keep the conversation going by ending everything with a question that leads down the funnel. If you're doing that then you have to investi
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    by lowglow 10y ago

    Also if anyone has a ton of experience with task management/scheduling/multiprocessing I'd love to buy you a coffee and pick your brain -- reach out! :)
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    by lowglow 10y ago

    I had a really rough time finding practical/real world examples of this stuff. After digging around and piecing together a bunch of tips/guides/pointers, I managed to get what I wanted working. If you're looking for some
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    by lowglow 10y ago

    Facebook has also been surprisingly a good place to find a job: https://www.facebook.com/groups/sftechjobs/
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    by lowglow 10y ago

    Oh, I'm not asking for votes, I'm asking for optimizations. If someone sees a flaw, or knows some better techniques gained through experiences that are counter to my own, they should share them. We'd all like to know. :) Othe
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    by lowglow 10y ago

    I see I've been downvoted to -1, if you disagree with my advice let me know why you disagree. The advice I've offered is gained through my personal experience, if you've learned a different approach please share it and help t
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    by lowglow 10y ago

    Here's the secret to sales: Keep it simple, relevant, and keep the conversation going by ending everything with a question that leads down the funnel. If you're doing that then you have to investigate where down the funnel you mig
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    by lowglow 10y ago

    I optimize along the way. Each experience is a chance to look at what worked and what didn't work. Eventually you'll break in a very interesting way. The rejections will just stop stinging, and they just become another part of the
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    by lowglow 10y ago

    Here's my list in no particular order: - Support: Find quality friends that are positive, creative, and understanding. (Eliminate the doubters super quick, cultivate a great network) - Mindfulness: Remind yourself of the little triumph
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    by lowglow 10y ago

    His redirect is hilarious.
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    by lowglow 10y ago

    To realize the future of what applied AI looks like, you must have control of your entire experience and pipeline top-to-bottom. People ask us why we're building our own hardware, this is the reason.
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    by lowglow 10y ago

    Yes! emails? I'm dan [at] getasteria [dot] com
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    by lowglow 10y ago

    Yep! Dedicated AI co-processors will be huge. You interested in this tech? I'd be happy to chat more about your thoughts here. :)
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    by lowglow 10y ago

    This is exactly why Square exists: Data.
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    by lowglow 10y ago

    I think my biggest issue with all of these things is they tend to only serve YC companies and not the multitude of other independent hackers out there outside of that pipeline. I've just stopped sharing stuff like this because it hurts
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    by lowglow 10y ago

    This is epic and nice to see more people thinking this way. We're actually tackling something similar at Asteria right now and we're about to open source our device client software in a much needed RFC. Gitter here for anyone inte
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    by lowglow 10y ago

    My comments have been forever anchored to the botttom by the mods/admins. :)
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    by lowglow 10y ago

    Put a towel over it.
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    by lowglow 10y ago

    I'd ask anyone that went to a coding bootcamp to fill out a review of the bootcamp you attended at https://schools.techendo.com It not only helps out potential devs looking to attend bootcamps, but also helps the bootcamps
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    by lowglow 10y ago

    Why not just set up your /etc/hosts file to block all the sites that you're addicted to? That's what I do and it's pretty shocking how much I've realized I visit them out of habit.