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by tommoor 11y ago
I wonder if you could just place a tax on premium gas, the type that fancy cars take - so that it minimises any potential affect on low-income households.
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by tommoor 11y ago
Another app built on Electron, cool to see the platform enabling web developers to make the jump to application development
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Taking the Wrong Lesson from Uber – Greylock Perspectives(medium.com)
1 points by tommoor 11y ago|0 comments
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A conversation between two self-driving cars in the midst of a crash(np.reddit.com)
6 points by tommoor 11y ago|0 comments
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China's Chang'e 3 lander and Yutu rover - HD images of lunar surface(planetary.org)
5 points by tommoor 11y ago|0 comments
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by tommoor 11y ago
This post makes it sound like Github has it's own data centers and power infrastructure structure, this is definitely news to me.. I'd presumed co-lo at best.
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Piste.io – Browser based mountain rendering in WebGL(piste.io)
2 points by tommoor 11y ago|0 comments
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by tommoor 11y ago
Damn, lucky they send out emails after a customer service interaction or you'd have never had any idea this even took place.
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Beyond fun, when being a gamer turns into a lucrative career(bbc.com)
2 points by tommoor 11y ago|0 comments
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by tommoor 11y ago
OP: Did you try this on Mac? I'm pretty sure Electron is only being used on Windows and Linux unless they recently made the switch..
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Sina Weibo ends 140-character limit ahead of Twitter(bbc.com)
1 points by tommoor 11y ago|0 comments
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by tommoor 11y ago
They already have machines that take your order through a touchscreen in some McDonalds... that's half the jobs gone in one swoop!
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by tommoor 11y ago
I might get some hate, but I also think upsert was one of the best features that MongoDB offered that PG didn't, so this is a big win from that perspective too.
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by tommoor 11y ago
I guess it's aesthetics either way, having only two wheels allows the robot to turn on the spot as well without risk of hitting anything/anyone... Plus isn't self-balancing kind of segway's thing?!
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by tommoor 11y ago
LoraWan is super interesting for IOT but as far as I understand it acts more like a traditional radio transmitter? Great for collecting data from lots of discrete sensors but less for bi-directional data transfer
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by tommoor 11y ago
Maybe they could paint them in a special livery so that you could tell it's a Lyft from a distance ;)
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by tommoor 11y ago
personally I'd like to see startups help to move us away from a tipping economy, kind of bummed when they added that
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by tommoor 11y ago
A little unclear, is this an about-turn now that Jack's back?
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by tommoor 11y ago
From August: http://www.forbes.com/sites/ellenhuet/2015/08/18/inside-lyft...
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by tommoor 11y ago
you don't say. I'm sure this is the way it will go in any location with high enough density to get the network effects
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by tommoor 11y ago
Not discouraging your prototype/project at all, but make sure to check out http://www.aftership.com - service works really well for lots of different couriers :)
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by tommoor 11y ago
Uber Pool and Lyft Line are now the majority of rides in SF, not sure about other cities - but there is definitely a network affect there
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by tommoor 11y ago
Perfect timing to make a game over the christmas break :)
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by tommoor 11y ago
Ah yes.. If I'd invented a source of perpetual energy, this is exactly how I'd commercialize it too: http://orbo.com/products/ophone
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by tommoor 11y ago
Docker acquired Tutum ( http://tutum.co ) not so long ago. I've been using it for a few months and pretty impressed if anyone is looking for a Heroku for Docker it's the closest thing so far I'd say...
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by tommoor 11y ago
Long time user/supporter of both NW and Electron, It's worth noting that Electron has surpassed NW in almost every way at this point. If you want to program against clean node-style API's then Electron is the one to choose.
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by tommoor 11y ago
We've been building something that does exactly this, no domain yet though.. damn!
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by tommoor 11y ago
It's frustrating to see cities making the same mistakes over and over and over again, where is the shared knowledge in the public planning system?
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by tommoor 11y ago
I can imagine flats in SF (for example) being advertised as having a prime air landing spot on the roof
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by tommoor 11y ago
Also Samsung's platform "Veles" ... although it turns out this has actually been released for a couple of months: https://velesnet.ml/

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