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pcarolan
5y ago
"You grant to Meta and its affiliated companies, licensees and representatives, on behalf of you and any child who created any item of Materials that you submit to the Demo, a perpetual, irrevocable, nonexclusive, royalty-free license
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pcarolan
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This is right. Most great companies were just great ideas with early adequate execution. Airbnb was a great idea, did their data science and product focus help? Sure, but the idea was far greater value than those things. At the end of the d
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5y ago
Anecdotally I've heard hyperbaric chambers can help: https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/hyperbaric-oxyge... I have no idea and wouldn't claim this is true for you in your situation though. My partner
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pcarolan
5y ago
The fine should be $100 per user and go directly to the user. Some companies would just pay it but most would take this more seriously.
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Is it public? Id love to learn more about it.
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pcarolan
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Yeah, it seems like what's holding it back is a wireless charging standard similar to USB, once we have that and it's ubiquitous - I think we'll just expect wireless and be annoyed by cords. It needs to reach an adoption tipp
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pcarolan
5y ago
It seems like apple is moving towards no port. Wireless charging + airpods are already here. It feels like USBC is a step backward. Having a fully sealed iphone makes it much simpler and impervious to water.
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pcarolan
5y ago
I can think of other reasons like a couple struggling with female infertility. Those who have had kids can tell you that having children is the opposite of a selfish act.
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You’re right that we haven’t made much progress but this drug is the only advancement in brain cancer in decades and has very few side effects for most people. Compared to traditional chemotherapy, it is a game changer for many patients’ qu
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Why not? We do it safely in busy urban areas already. As for changing lanes, even the most basic autopilots could solve the lane changing problem. Also, making connection can help steer the car and coordinate with other cars in the charging
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5y ago
The other advantage is coordination and self driving. You could pretty much get in the charging lane, go to sleep and wake up in chicago. The whiskers can provide steering and other vehicle coordination if you think of them as power + data.
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We have trains in chicago that reach whiskers up to charging lines above them. Same as the trolley systems in San Francisco. What if every major city to city freeway stretch had these in a lane for electric vehicles?
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This feels like a pretty large business opportunity. Completely agree.
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5y ago
Hipcamp | Platform SWE | REMOTE | Full-time Hipcamp is hiring platform engineers to build the future of camping. If you love building simple solutions to complex problems, come work with us! https://jobs.lever.co/hipcamp
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YC, like all companies, is a brand. It is already expressed by alumni when applying for a job. It is sought by employers as a mark of validation that the person works hard and fast and knows how to innovate. As YC scales and graduates more
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pcarolan
5y ago
I think a more effective route forward here is for places like YC to set standards for their portfolio companies. Only the strongest investors can do this, but once they do, it will setup a new playing field and the YC brand could mean 
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pcarolan
6y ago
I sold out of my position because of the energy consumption but more importantly that bitcoin feels now like it's 100% dependent on greater fools. Like a pyramid scheme, those who buy now must convince others to buy later to increase t
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6y ago
Also, setup automatic funding every month and never sell anything. Buying is easy, selling is easy, holding is hard but you'll be glad you did during every dip.
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6y ago
Hipcamp | REMOTE | Full-time | Senior Software Engineer - Full-Stack, + many more Hipcamp is looking for a Full-Stack Senior Software Engineer to join our distributed Engineering team. The ideal candidate has 4+ years of experience with ful
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6y ago
Such a great idea! Reminds me of the internet before bubbles a la physically printed indexes and yahoo directories.
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I think people that believe in and run lifestyle businesses like the fact that it’s a bit counter-culture. Not sure we need to do anything about that and if we do, will it lead to ruining what’s great about it by popularizing it?
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Hipcamp | Full-time | REMOTE | Senior Software Engineer - Mobile | https://jobs.lever.co/hipcamp/680d696f-7ce0-42de-b512-189d71... Hipcamp is looking for a Mobile Senior Software Engineer to join our distributed Engine
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Hipcamp | Senior Software Engineer - Full-Stack | Full-time | Remote Hipcamp is looking for a Full-Stack Senior Software Engineer to join our distributed Engineering team. The ideal candidate has 4+ years of experience with full-stack devel
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pcarolan
6y ago
"The secret to making great barbeque is to make a lot of bad barbeque" ~ Aaron Franklin
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7y ago
All I want is to sleep or read on freeways. Solve that first and you’re competing with airlines and unlocking billions or more in value. Prioritize please.
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You’re assuming market forces will kick in. Most student loans are made by the federal government which can decide to secure these loans or not. Today, they are not underwritten and there’s no reason to think they would be if bankruptcy is
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How much of this is due to the fact that we're exporting pollution in the form of plant outsourcing to countries willing to absorb those externalities (China)?
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7y ago
For 80% of use cases all you're doing is Person.find(id), Items.top(10), user.email, etc. ORMs are great for productivity, then eventually you run into a complex query where you want to join a bunch of tables, sort, filter, etc. In the
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https://www.blackbox.cool/ Is so fun and tells you everything you need to know.
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It seems like we've hit a point where someone could have airpods and a mobile enabled iwatch and accomplish 80% of what needs to be done communication-wise, namely text, email, voice calls. Has anyone tried this? It might actually enco
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