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Help gather information to improve Miami parking(miamiherald.typepad.com)
2 points by stonlyb 12y ago|0 comments
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by stonlyb 12y ago
Im curious what the feedback is so far on CastAR. What's interesting to me about MagicLeap is the approach of sending images into the eye vs projecting and eye tracking.
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Magic Leap: What We Learned from CEO’s 'Ask Me Anything'(bizjournals.com)
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The Future of [Good, Civic, Cities](docs.google.com)
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What makes Urban.Us different(blog.stonlybaptiste.com)
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Forrest Gump would have been an awesome founder(medium.com)
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by stonlyb 12y ago
Miami is nice this time of year. actually all year round.
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Restoring the Old Way of Warming: Heating People, Not Places(lowtechmagazine.com)
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Smart City Startups 2015(smartcitystartups.com)
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Show HN: Wondered what the future of cities looked like so I mapped startup data(radar.urban.us)
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Smart City Startups festival hunts for the next Tesla(bizjournals.com)
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Rob Dyrdek Fantasy Factory – happy meeter (with OneWheel jousting)(mtv.com)
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VCs Battle for a Spot in the Parking Market(techcrunch.com)
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The Argument for Secrets(blog.stonlybaptiste.com)
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Valet Anywhere rides away with $1.35 mln seed(pehub.com)
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[podcast] how startups can solve the challenges cities face(knightfoundation.org)
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The Most Important Startup Trend(huffingtonpost.com)
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by stonlyb 12y ago
and some sports are non-physical. creativity in technique and terrain could make this an interesting extreme sport despite lack of physical strain.
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by stonlyb 12y ago
There are some core and calf muscles in play, though this is not going to make you break any sweat.
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by stonlyb 12y ago
think that was me :-) day 2 with my board back in Nov, I took it out to Golden Gate Park. the group of kids were skateboarders and people who already ride boards tend to be really curious about this new entrant. good point on kids too small
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by stonlyb 12y ago
any plans to make it commercially available?
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by stonlyb 12y ago
on one of these, those hills will be your favorite part of the ride. I've been up and down very steep inclines and get the feeling of defying gravity.
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by stonlyb 12y ago
What your proposing to trade off (price for convenience) is another subjective measure. In my opinion, your approach would be an inconvenient number points and units to manage.
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by stonlyb 12y ago
This is similar to how I use my onewheel, public transportation is 3 miles away. You can put a chain on it as is but you can also carry it in with you (25 lbs)
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by stonlyb 12y ago
OP here, just tried and no you can't ollie/nollie (at least i couldn't, but i'm not a skateboarder). What's on rideonewheel.com regarding movement is all true "Just lean forward to drive forward, back to stop a
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Onewheel [video](youtube.com)
73 points by stonlyb 12y ago|44 comments
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Urbantech Trends in 2015(urban.us)
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A Game Designer Explains the Counterintuitive Secret to Fun(wired.com)
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One-wheeled skateboard investors hope it will improve mobility(local10.com)
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Why we're excited to announce our investment in Revivn(urban.us)
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