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by super-serial 8y ago
I'm in Chicago - I used to have a subscription to this CSA: https://mintcreekfarm.com/about-us/ The problem is I don't like cooking enough(especially raw meat). If I receive pounds of meat every week it&#x27
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by super-serial 8y ago
Hope not - otherwise an alien civilization might find us someday with everyone frozen in carbonite like Han Solo.
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by super-serial 8y ago
I've mentioned it here before, but my favorite is crushing and spreading olivine rocks: http://www.innovationconcepts.eu/res/literatuurSchuiling/oli... It's a natural process and we just have to mine as
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by super-serial 8y ago
That's different - Yahoo has completely different owners now whose main business is in a different sector. Headline should read: "Verizon after acquiring Yahoo disregards normal tech-company conventions and snoops on everyone&#x27
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by super-serial 8y ago
I applied almost as a joke because I knew I wouldn't be accepted... I'm a single founder, no traction, and a silly, seamingly pointless product. Also I have a full-time job. Now I'm excited I get a chance to be in a network,
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by super-serial 8y ago
The ISPs and mobile carriers are too powerful. At least Google/Facebook have to innovate, or buy companies like Instagram or Whatsapp that innovate. ISPs get their billions in revenue from monopoly. All they have to do is buy off po
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by super-serial 8y ago
Since you're using .NET I'm assuming you work in the corporate world and not the trendy tech-startup world with "unlimited vacation" and nap pods? A degree would increase your salary significantly in the corporate world.
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by super-serial 8y ago
Carbon capture by weathering Olivine rocks is estimated to be $11.81 per metric ton of CO2. http://www.innovationconcepts.eu/res/literatuurSchuiling/oli... Rock weathering is a natural process, so there is no need
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by super-serial 8y ago
And it's a demolition derby where only the cars that survive get to pass on their genes/settings to the next generation on the production line.
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by super-serial 8y ago
3 reasons... nobody has time to put their ads on specific websites - it has to be automated to reach thousands of websites/communities at once. Second no advertiser trusts an individual website selling ads, unless there is tracking an
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by super-serial 8y ago
That could be the case but my theory is that it's about control. Investors funded a solo founder before and then when they said to take some action (sell/pivot/scale up) the solo founder didn't do it. They said damn thi
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by super-serial 8y ago
Might as well give them 50% stake in a company you built and might as well dilute your ownership? That makes no sense if you can hire someone to do the job, pay them X% more, and keep 100% ownership of your startup. I think the reason YC a
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by super-serial 9y ago
It's like "The Truman Show" for autonomous vehicles. The car was programmed to be sentient and think he was giving rides to real people... but it was all fake so they could make a fancy tech demo. And when the car finds out
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by super-serial 9y ago
I agree this study is BS. They have no one in their data who has $5 million+ in the bank and has F * you money... because those people are supposedly outliers. I would be an order of magnitude happier if I could work on my own projects in
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by super-serial 9y ago
The Union of Concerned Scientists says the exact opposite. One is funded by industry, the other from individual contributions. I know which one I think is right. https://www.ucsusa.org/food_and_agriculture/our-failing
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by super-serial 9y ago
Yeah that would help - sometimes at work I make proof-of-concept demos... and I was thinking of making a timeline like yours but with images on a canvas as you zoom/scroll the timeline. So I was already planning to have to write a goo
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by super-serial 9y ago
I like the timeline example. Do you happen to have the .svg file so I could try out the demo?
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by super-serial 9y ago
Bloomberg likes to write about how "tech companies do this" whenever it's something bad. The fact is all companies do this... it's well-known every industry is doing the same. Walmart, Exxon and Pfizer are just a few co
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by super-serial 9y ago
Google fiber failed because carriers would fork and eventually drop Android unless Google got out of the ISP business. But now the carriers are buying up tech companies like Yahoo, their services are going to get preferential treatment so t
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by super-serial 9y ago
I was thinking of Project Fi but Google just buys the data from TMobile/Sprint/US Cellular. So the same carriers just get richer, giving them more power. There's really no way to hurt the carriers or ISPs bottom line. The on
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by super-serial 9y ago
I don't mind if my boss or the CEO of the company gets rich, I think they're good guys. I'm just worried they would sell out instead of keeping the company private. Take Tumblr for example - they sold to Yahoo. Verizon boug
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by super-serial 9y ago
I went through my entire 20s thinking this, and I have strong opinions about it so sorry for this long post... Back when I quit my 9-5 job in 2006 my favorite quote was by the creator of Winamp... "For me, coding is a form of self-exp
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by super-serial 9y ago
Funny you should say that because you are getting a government cheeseburger... "sixty three percent of the U.S. government food subsidies go directly or indirectly to subsidize the meat and dairy industries. Less than 1 percent goes to
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by super-serial 9y ago
My favorite is crushing and spreading olivine rocks: http://www.innovationconcepts.eu/res/literatuurSchuiling/oli... It's a natural process and we just have to mine as many rocks as we dig up oil. We just ne
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by super-serial 9y ago
The Permian extinction was a global warming extinction. The atmosphere was methane and hydrogen sulfide. Oxygen levels dropped too low for anything to survive... read the book 'Under Green Skies' which makes the case for that. Th
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by super-serial 9y ago
What happened to jQuery when John Resig focused on other things? I'm actually hoping Vue.js builds everything needed for a Reactive minimalist framework and then development slows down similar to the speed of jQuery. I think people ar
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by super-serial 9y ago
Compared to Europe Obama is center-right. Sanders is the closest thing we have to what would be considered center-left in Europe. https://www.quora.com/Are-left-wing-Democrats-of-the-United-... Universal basic income, free
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by super-serial 9y ago
Not doing their job - as in not getting requirements and understanding workflows of clients, then having me directly answer calls from these clients. I'm not particularly fond of the phrase "no one told me it needs to work like th
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by super-serial 9y ago
Google's Vision API extracts text in any language or format from images: https://cloud.google.com/vision/ There are a bunch of SaaS opportunities like this that could be made just creating wrappers for various clo
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by super-serial 9y ago
Sounds like you like traditional women. If a girl like that didn't drink in her twenties and focused on her studies or career like you, why shouldn't she expect a guy with resources? She's a good catch. Traditional girls w

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