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by rezistik 9y ago
It's not free beer and free coffee, it's X% of $2,200 a month beer and Y% of $2,200 a month coffee.
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by rezistik 9y ago
But in Denmark are you paying $100,000 + interest for your shiny paper? Because that's what we charge in the states.
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by rezistik 9y ago
I had trouble modeling sql because I started with nosql and used this exact approach.
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by rezistik 9y ago
I see it now.
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by rezistik 9y ago
Thank you!
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by rezistik 9y ago
No editor seems to handle ruby very well, why do I get an automatic closing bracket but no automatic end? I don't have to write a 1 char closing bracket why do I need to write a 3 char end?
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by rezistik 9y ago
...wait. Why would the uppercase of '1' be '11'? It would just be '1'.
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by rezistik 9y ago
Don't discount the self-sustaining Gigafactory.
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by rezistik 9y ago
Eternal September is the term for that. When the social site begins to accept too much trash because of it's size.
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by rezistik 10y ago
It's 500$ plus the cost of a computer capable of driving it.
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by rezistik 10y ago
Recruiters take up to 20% of first year salary or more plus the time to retrain, a 10k dev is a cheap one.
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by rezistik 10y ago
It's specialization at work really, restaurants really do scale better than at home cooking. At some point, it becomes cheaper to eat out than to maintain a stocked fridge and tooled kitchen.
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by rezistik 10y ago
It's more like we have a terminal for a super computer in our pockets than an actual supercomputer. A lot of a phone's tasks are offloaded on servers.
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by rezistik 10y ago
Competing with free is really easy when things like this happen. There is a simple question to determine your relationship to a company or product, are you the customer or the product. Did you pay for it? If no, you're the product and
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by rezistik 10y ago
HID's are still king, but there is a lot of great things happening with LED's. One of the cool things about them is that they can be tuned into specific spectrums that are optimized for photosynthesis.
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by rezistik 10y ago
Hey, I'm the CTO @ Flora, we're working on a cannabis breeding platform for selective breeding. There's a ton of room for optimization in the breeding process, let me know if you have any specific questions on it, I'd lo
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by rezistik 10y ago
Well yeah absolutely, I'm saying it's a qualitative trait as opposed to yield per acre which is quantitative.
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by rezistik 10y ago
Hey, we don't yet could you email me patrick@growflora.co ? I'd love to talk about it more. We're onboarding some of our first breeders this upcoming week and have a grow journal beta out in the open.
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by rezistik 10y ago
Taste is a really difficult thing to optimize for due to the subjective nature. There are certainly specific chemicals that appear in really tasty food that can be analyzed and used to guide the breeding process but it's incredibly com
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by rezistik 10y ago
There is a lot that can be done to optimize plants genetically, including a ton that can be done with selective breeding. I'm working on a start up doing selective breeding software and it's amazing how much variety is available t
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by rezistik 10y ago
Atom is free, only slightly slower(on OS X at least) and has a more integrated ecosystem. VIM is free and basically magic, Emacs etc.
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by rezistik 11y ago
It's in settings. You can disable preview panes. Agree it was annoying.
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by rezistik 11y ago
Having a real settings page and a real package manager are Atom's main draws to me. I tried to switch back to Sublime after being annoyed with the performance of Atom but kept running into configuration issues and really really dislike
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by rezistik 11y ago
My experience growing up was that the flashier the box was the cheaper the cake tasted. The best cakes came from the bakeries that invested 100% into their products. I loved getting really great products in terrible packages, it had a certa
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by rezistik 11y ago
Wouldn't GIF's count as original work in the IP courts? As in, the GIF is a significant change from the source so it's now a new thing.
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by rezistik 11y ago
Originally the dealership model allowed car companies to rapidly expand their market without the costs of the infrastructure to sell to consumers, when they had enough money to do so they could easily strangle these businesses.
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by rezistik 11y ago
It varied from patron to patron similar to how it varies VC to VC. Some would directly commission work, others would work to establish connections with people who would commission work, and to some it was similar to being on retainer.
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by rezistik 11y ago
That's a really optimistic view of a patron, patrons purchased or owned much of the work they helped create. That was the point of being a patron.
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by rezistik 11y ago
Aren't Angels, Seed focused VCs and incubators essentially patrons? In many ways the modern patron of the arts is the Angel investor funding technological arts that may never become viable businesses.
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by rezistik 11y ago
That's awesome, thank you!

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