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Skytree raises $18 million from US Venture Partners & Scott McNealy(blogs.wsj.com)
1 points by scdoshi 13y ago|0 comments
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by scdoshi 13y ago
Awesome. We've been waiting for this for a while.
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by scdoshi 13y ago
A mixture of not understanding the article and wanting to rail on CISPA? Where does it mention that the government views citizens as consumers? From what I understand, it says that government would have access to data about consumers, as in
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by scdoshi 13y ago
Good job pointing out at least some of the people responsible for propagating the mess. Public shaming might be the best tool to balance out the spread of misinformation. People need to realize that even publishing on the internet has conse
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Data-only SIM cards from NY Startup(getadoodad.com)
3 points by scdoshi 14y ago|0 comments
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by scdoshi 14y ago
"4) Think for a minute what this implies: that a government agency that is responsible for collecting money should also be the sole source for computing how much money is owed." Did you even read the article? All they are saying is the IRS
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by scdoshi 14y ago
The pricing seems very reasonable. I'm excited about this because if it actually makes money, supports the authors etc., then we can look forward to a well supported django admin interface. Good luck to the authors.
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by scdoshi 14y ago
From our perspective (hardware company), the 150k did provide some runway, but more than that, it provided funds for R&D. We could finally make future versions of the product without always finding a customer for it first. We could orde
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by scdoshi 14y ago
3D Systems has been buying up companies in the field for a while now (bitsfrombytes, botmill, Z corp and so on, more here: http://static.cdn-seekingalpha.com/uploads/2012/11/19/6383-1... ) They are bound to have a pretty big portfolio of
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by scdoshi 14y ago
Couldn't you always clone a git repo too? But the ability to "fork" (clone plus some setup) on github is still very useful.
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by scdoshi 14y ago
Doesn't anyone else feel that the solution should be enforcing equal pay and removing loopholes that allow the cost difference to exist rather than reducing or controlling H1-B visas? That would automatically make it (or at least bring it c
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by scdoshi 14y ago
This is cool. Could have used it yesterday, literally.
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by scdoshi 14y ago
The fact that people equate a KickStarter backing to a product order is ridiculous. When you back a project on KickStarter, you are taking a risk on a team, and you can't go in with the expectation that all will go according to plan. If you
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by scdoshi 14y ago
This article written purely just to generate traffic. The author manufactured an 'investor battle' out of this? What?
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by scdoshi 14y ago
Maybe http://www.tapin.tv/ could have filled in when the official stream went down. Crowdsource the stream?
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by scdoshi 14y ago
Just did the same myself. Had been mulling it over for a while, but this pushed me over the edge. Let's see how it goes
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by scdoshi 14y ago
Since I read the nytimes article however, I find myself stopping and thinking, 'Am I really that busy?', before telling someone I'm busy. More times than not, I find that I'm not that busy.
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by scdoshi 14y ago
The idea is to solve exactly what you are describing (whether the execution actually matches it or not is a separate matter). The 'ration card' provides both, a way to check identity and a way to keep track of rations disbursed. By separati
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by scdoshi 14y ago
I can understand the liberty v/s security implications, but I don't understand when people in the US feel they are better off in terms of liberty. This is essentially SSN implemented in the 21st century. And you can't get a job, buy/rent a
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by scdoshi 14y ago
That is definitely something we have discussed, once we get the unit cost down and some further miniaturization in hardware. We'd love to hear if more people think a consumer device like that would be useful.