willyk

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by willyk 11y ago
Agreed on than analysis (this a legacy issue)
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by willyk 11y ago
Y, based on my experience, the utilities generally have different teams that handle the fibre installs.
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by willyk 11y ago
I'd agree w/that take based on my experience in the field -- key issue is finding the right person at the utility to help you w/rhe solution.
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by willyk 11y ago
That's a great outcome, props on making it happen.
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by willyk 11y ago
it's awesome to see this progress, thanks for sharing and the awesome work
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by willyk 11y ago
the need for energy innovation is a both a short term and long term problem, that extends beyond the availability fossil fuels -- which IMO are best kept in the ground if possible/as soon as innovation permits ( http://www.th
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by willyk 12y ago
He's a heroic human being IMO, and much wiser than his 47 years. I recommend reading through some of his blog to get a full picture of the fight he and his strong family has put up against ALS, but here's one of the better thought
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by willyk 12y ago
There seem to be a few initiatives happening in this space, some of which are being used to crowdfund/support open source teams. Once example would be https://gratipay.com/about/
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by willyk 12y ago
Did you consider looking into any crowdfunding options? Perhaps with Kickstarer or Indiegogo? That's been used by some to both generate seed capital, help get products to market, and test/validate the model.
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by willyk 12y ago
It's all a question of fit/priorities, and doing what's best for you at that point in your career/life.