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sscalia
12y ago
This is the last chance to get in before they release two more disruptive products. Wearable + Television product. Get in now. It's quite literally the surest bet in the market.
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sscalia
12y ago
Badass. Now support Good Browsers™ like Safari and Firefox.
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sscalia
12y ago
God damn, I love companies that make a physical hardware product that is such a gamble like this one. I will be pre-ordering, if only to encourage startups to think bigger than software. Stunning!
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sscalia
12y ago
Why would they surface this to the end user? Or even pass on the costs? Asinine.
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sscalia
12y ago
Because it's actually not a great place to live?
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sscalia
12y ago
Great article. It should read "How not to get fucked at a startup" This coming from someone who got bent over a barrel.
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sscalia
12y ago
Are you fucking kidding me? Her writing is outstanding. Sorry it has some emotion, some reflection, some substance. Would you prefer a log file of events? Get real.
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sscalia
12y ago
From the article's comments: "Imagine a Tesla that was powered by a Google self-driving system." That will NEVER happen. Ever. Other car companies -- Mercedes, Audi -- are already ahead of Google on what matters; external pac
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sscalia
12y ago
The most terrifying reality Google faces is that it cannot effectively productize any of these "moonshots" it's working on. That includes Glass, Self-Driving Cars, Drones, and all the other superfluous stuff they're thro
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sscalia
12y ago
More interesting reading around "Tuned Mass Dampers" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuned_mass_damper
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sscalia
12y ago
Actually, more than a ticket. They can impound your car. However, most systems have an "alert then disable after X seconds" system - giving you time to slow, then disable the jam, allowing the LEO to get a 'speed' eventu
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12y ago
I'd love for them, you know -- to design radical new ways of visualizing and accessing the wealth of human knowledge, rather than spend their time with geeky pet projects that will never see the light of day. Google search interface ha
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sscalia
13y ago
These work. Very much discussed in SV car clubs. Many spotted in my local Audi club. This + LIDAR jammer = no tickets.
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sscalia
13y ago
Really HN, you down vote this fucking comment? Unbelievable.
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sscalia
13y ago
salgernon, Please check out the Four Hour Body by Tim Ferriss. You can change your life, get in shape, get healthy. It's so important.
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sscalia
13y ago
Complete conjecture.
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sscalia
13y ago
Am I the only one flabbergasted by the comp #'s thrown around in the article and in these threads?
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sscalia
13y ago
Someone didn't like "spergy" Heh.
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sscalia
13y ago
Doesn't matter. Does Photoshop feel measurably faster on a 4 year old Macbook Pro vs. a new one? Does email? Does web browsing? Minus some spergy cases (PC gaming, 3d rendering, virtualization, etc) most computers are just fine for eve
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sscalia
13y ago
This is already deployed in Europe, and the UK.
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sscalia
13y ago
The answer is simple: keep a late model car, don't put on your license plates, and leave the dealer "paper" plate in the frame, and the "happy sticker" Temp DMV reg in the window. Keep your car clean. I haven't
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sscalia
13y ago
Nothing new in this article at all. Remove the CEO. Start over. No one at 22 can lead; especially not one coddled by the Stanford/quasi-ivy/ivy-league system.
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sscalia
13y ago
^^^ typical hacker news reply, everyone
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sscalia
13y ago
Can you tell me why Netflix is so terrible on Uverse 20Meg in San Jose? Blurry mess. Speedtest is always 13Meg+
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sscalia
13y ago
I still cannot believe anyone has any "real" money tied up in something like MtGox. Disturbing, stunning.
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sscalia
13y ago
In case anyone needs a reminder: Magic The Gathering Online Exchange. Chase Manhattan, they are not.
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sscalia
13y ago
If you think this isn't happening all the time, everywhere -- you're mistaken.
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13y ago
"Don't be evil" Rapgenius got punished for playing the game better than anyone else. Who's to say this couldn't happen to highly relevant sources of information? Wikipedia? Underground sites? This is the equivalent
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sscalia
13y ago
Yes. The "markets" are to blame.
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13y ago
I really wish I knew how this problem pans out in the next 15-20 years. Make no mistake, it is a problem - one that desperately needs attention. If you think for one minute you will be sheltered from the concenquences of such income inequal
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