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   by tito 5y ago

   I adore Zapier! But how would I use it in this case? I can imagine triggering with a new Mailchimp campaign, but where would it post to?
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   by tito 5y ago

   Curious if anyone has seen something like this to publish Mailchimp newsletters on the web. Mailchimp's "archive" page is weak. I have a weekly newsletter on carbon removal, published on Mailchimp. My site [1] starts with a s
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   by tito 5y ago

   Here's a few answers from folks so far: - Check out Takachar, might be along these lines: https://www.takachar.com/ - Distance to transport the biomass matters a lot as well, so need to find something that makes sense
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   by tito 5y ago

   I like it, curious to see what kind of options come up over the next few years. I don't have an answer for you though, asking around.
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   by tito 5y ago

   As someone working in carbon removal, this milestone is a big deal. Congrats to the Charm team on hitting this milestone! I hosted an interview at AirMiners with Shaun, Charm's Chief Scientist, last June right after they received the p
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   by tito 5y ago

   Incredible stuff! I first saw Looking Glass Factory [0] at Maker Faire in San Mateo around 2016. It was simple back then, probably 64 x 64 pixels "display". Imagine a bamboo garden made of 64 LED strips standing up, about 3'x
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   by tito 5y ago

   I love how your first answer is carbon removal. Come hang out with 1,000 other air miners at http://airminers.org . If you want to get a free deep dive in carbon removal tech check out our four week boot up, http://boo
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   by tito 6y ago

   Without Contact access in iOS, WhatsApp blocks you from starting a group chat, but allows individual chats.
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   by tito 6y ago

   You can't start a group chat, only individual chats.
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    by tito 6y ago

    I'm surprised to learn less than $2M per year goes into this type of research in the USA. Given the massive unknowns, it's something we certainly need to better understand. Kind of like research on deflecting asteroids. "the
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    by tito 6y ago

    To clarify, even if we stopped 100% of carbon emissions today, the planet would still continue to warm for about about 100 years. It's not some future scenario, it's already done, we're just in the waiting period.
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    by tito 6y ago

    Heya, nice to see this getting coverage. See you over on AirMiners, the place for 800+ entrepreneurs, engineers, and scientists mining carbon from the air :) http://airminers.org/
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    by tito 6y ago

    For the domain part you can eternally use a Tor .onion domain i.e. http://eternx2sade7n5nh.onion/
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    by tito 6y ago

    carbon removal needs more memes, see $100 meme contest here: https://twitter.com/titojankowski/status/1354124284705181696
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    by tito 6y ago

    Congrats to the team! See you over at AirMiners :) http://airminers.org
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    by tito 6y ago

    Also could someone change the link to the prize specific page rather than the XPRIZE homepage? https://www.xprize.org/prizes/elonmusk
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    by tito 6y ago

    Algae-based carbon dioxide removal sounds promising. There are a few entrepreneurs on AirMiners working along these lines. You can also check out the AirMiners Index to scan through the other folks working on solutions: http://ww
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    by tito 6y ago

    "Cloud sourcing", I like that!
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    by tito 6y ago

    A. Is this a big deal? Yes, it is. Carbon removal: taking carbon out of the ambient air rather than decarbonizing the system Gigaton scale removal by 2030: 5 orders of magnitude beyond current capacities. That's only one order of mag
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    Elon Musk announces $100M carbon capture prize(twitter.com)

    11 points by tito 6y ago|3 comments
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    by tito 6y ago

    Climate change will create the first trillionaire. Sounds like USV is riding the carbon wave.
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    by tito 6y ago

    If you want to work on how to do this rather than "could", come join AirMiners...kind of like HN for carbon removal. http://airminers.org
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    by tito 6y ago

    Ya I disabled it too. Toothfairy helps with switching: https://c-command.com/toothfairy/
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    by tito 6y ago

    Toothfairy helps here https://c-command.com/toothfairy/
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    by tito 6y ago

    Same pathway as the author! In high school, biology class meant memorizing modules of the human heart and pricking my finger to find out what my blood type was (I stayed home sick that day). "Loving biology" meant carrying around
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    by tito 6y ago

    I'm curious, where do MUDs [1] fit into this hierarchy? Has all the properties: free, dungeon crawl, text based, permadeath, grid based, nonmodal [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MUD
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    by tito 6y ago

    Hi David! Your work at Hacker Dojo was really inspirational when we were starting BioCurious. Cool to see you've built so much experience on corporate incubators, I'm curious if lessons from Hacker Dojo played a role? (BioCurious
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    by tito 6y ago

    So cool. "We did it HN!" hehehe
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    by tito 6y ago

    10 bajillion percent HN / YC success story. Congrats to all -- especially the person on the original thread who said "this is a cool idea"
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    by tito 6y ago

    The greatest resistance to solving climate change is the people who know it's happening, want to do something, but don't know where to start. All this other stuff is noise. Let's go!