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by proee 9y ago
I would consider our transmission of electrical energy to be very efficient. To transmit power thousands of miles and only lose a few percent is remarkable.
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by proee 9y ago
At least see the product first, before making such a statement. Apple does quite well by entering a market late (digital music, phones, etc.) and then dominating it by making superior products and user experiences. If Apple releases the pro
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by proee 10y ago
My dermatologist prescribed handfuls of tetracycline to battle my teenage acne. I took around 8 pills of the stuff daily for years. My GI tracks been messed up for years and there was very little improvement in my acne.
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by proee 10y ago
Does this come with a front light similar to Paperwhite on the Kindle? IMHO this is hugely important for good readability.
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by proee 10y ago
My most innovate times are during procrastination. My brain subconsciously looks for something else to do, and my very best ideas come at this time. When I'm razor focused on the task at hand (i.e. NOT procrastination), there's no
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by proee 10y ago
Just because you posted a few example articles, does not negate the fact that the media fails to provide front-page coverage of such an important issue.
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by proee 10y ago
Beware that TOO much copper is toxic on the body and causes ill effects. http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2017/01/10/copper-toxicity/
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by proee 10y ago
Then.... take into account the cost to the environment of mining lithium and all the other elements going into the batteries and associated power electronics.
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by proee 10y ago
what kind of platform was used to develop this? Cool to see it running in the browser and on mobile.
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by proee 10y ago
This solves a very specific type of schematic entry where you're connecting tons of digital buses and I/Os. It's pretty tedious and error prone to do this in a schematic editor. If you're ever done a 50-plus page schema
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by proee 10y ago
Way back when the dinosaurs roamed, and we had "PDAs", Palm tried to do this with their Visor "Springboards." These module would slide in the back and give you all sorts of awesomeness like "more memory, temperature
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by proee 10y ago
The company has been around for 10 years, with hundreds of millions in funding through multiple rounds, so I would not consider this a "startup". The employees were/are highly paid and not assuming any real risk.
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by proee 10y ago
They did not "give away" their time; they were compensated at a fair market value for their time. I believe this is what we call "employment."
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by proee 10y ago
I have not traveled with it.
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by proee 10y ago
Good point! My boosted board electric longboard has a 99W battery. My ego longboard has a much larger battery and it was a super pain having it shipped overseas.
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by proee 10y ago
Wouldn't it be great if laptops had a "dewalt" powertool style bottom plate. You could decide if you want the "thin" or "thick" baseplate to balance between all-day battery life vs. ultra-thin portable 3-
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by proee 10y ago
You need to consider the fact that Tim is creating a real asset that has a market valuation based on a multiplier of revenue and/or profits. In the business I created with my cofounder, we never made that much on a monthly basis, but w
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by proee 10y ago
One option to curb the abuse is to increase the fee each team they abuse a parking spot. Eventually the fee would be high enough that even the rich will balk at it. Over time the fee could be brought back down.
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by proee 10y ago
In doing a quick google search on this question, it seems to be "YES". Payback is in the 4 year range where the service life of the panel is in the 20-plus year range.
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First Glide Flight Test for VSS Unity(virgingalactic.com)
2 points by proee 10y ago|0 comments
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by proee 10y ago
You might have been equally socially awkward in a public high school. I had an extremely hard time fitting into the social scene at high-school because the people/tone were "fake" in my opinion. College however, was great -
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by proee 10y ago
In hindsight, what would have been the best path for Pebble? Did they grow too quickly, too fast? Seems they have a really great product and team.
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by proee 10y ago
I had custom LASIK done about 7 years ago where they cut the "flap" with a laser. After a month my vision stabilized but it was still not good enough, so they did a second "touch up" operation. I've had great visio
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by proee 10y ago
This it true for extreme situations, but I do believe with the new iPhone, people we be less likely to use a GoPro, if even just 10-20% less it does affect the bottom line.
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by proee 10y ago
The New Iphone 7 with iP67 water-resistance rating will negatively affect GoPro sales. People will likely bring their iPhone to the beach/lake if they trust it doesn't get damaged by an accidental water splash.
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by proee 10y ago
Another issue with sending Google verification reset codes over SMS is that a lot of "Google Phones" allow for viewing text messages/headers while the phone is "locked." Therefore if you leave your phone (even for j
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by proee 10y ago
if the plants are inside a greenhouse, i think this is a major barrier to most pests.
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by proee 10y ago
Trees are only sequestering the CO2, not removing it, so this seems like a bad solution at solving our removal of CO2. Also, for a densely populated area, where do you propose people go to plant said trees where they can survive without ma
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by proee 10y ago
how many cycles can this material handle before failure? Typical "muscle-wire" shape memory alloys fail with only a few million cycles.
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by proee 10y ago
The speed of the line is important because it is directly tied to the output in the form of the "pipeline". The question then become how long is the pipeline? 1day, 2days, 20 weeks? In which case you wait x-amount of time for th

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