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   by wsinks 10y ago

   You work for Cisco?
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   by wsinks 10y ago

   Adding it to the list.
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   by wsinks 10y ago

   Maybe they like the people cutting. Maybe the people do other jobs as well, like moving the wood in or out?
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   by wsinks 10y ago

   Garbage in, garbage out. There's other people out there that put in too much data (can't remember the link, but a guy put in literally _everything_, including nutrient consumption)
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   by wsinks 10y ago

   From David Kadavy's podcast, it definitely sounds like it.
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   by wsinks 11y ago

   Yeah, I've basically given up on it. I'm not convinced that there's a single real woman on there actively, and I have some girl friends that are on there.
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   by wsinks 11y ago

   I don't think this is a stupid question, and the Verge came up with a very similar response to what I would think. Having a barge that can be compensating for current wind conditions could enable SpaceX to launch at more times than pr
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   by wsinks 11y ago

   Probably slack and ryver and facebook for work - there's a lot of companies out there. And other companies are throwing money into it too. Cisco just put out a $150mil fund to fund similar things for their chat & video platform as
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   by wsinks 11y ago

   I actually gave an interview to a reporter for NPR recently. I work for a major tech company. Here's what I told him: I don't feel the hatred, and I think reports of it are either from areas where I haven't been in (so sing
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    by wsinks 11y ago

    Hey there! So just to understand how you use your clients, you want something that can federate XMPP (so you can chat with everyone that you've chatted with beforehand), but also be able to escalate upwards to a WebRTC call?
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    by wsinks 11y ago

    Pretty sure your statement is a breakthrough.
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    by wsinks 12y ago

    I'll follow up with a keynote video tomorrow night. There's a couple spots out there, but nothing easy to get to.
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    by wsinks 12y ago

    And if either of you send me your email - I'd be happy to send you a message that'll give you an account!
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    by wsinks 12y ago

    I'm from the keynote team - you can download and play with Project Squared here: http://www.webex.com/projectsquared/
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    by wsinks 12y ago

    Woah. That's why I got such tingly feelings when I first started playing.
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    by wsinks 12y ago

    I've been thinking a lot about roles in life in the past couple of years. You are enabling others who feel more compelled to build the environmental dreams by making sure their information is relevant and clean. Garbage in, garbage out
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    by wsinks 12y ago

    I just looked up Dayboard's name to share with a friend. It's surprisingly nowhere to be seen on the page, which means you're doing your marketing right - from the ground roots. I really appreciate this app even as a single
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    by wsinks 12y ago

    It's not adding things to the internet that excites me, it's the context you can put into them as well. For instance, right now I move between work in San Jose, my parents house, and my SF house. The context and control changes in
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    by wsinks 12y ago

    ...but shouldn't data collected by two independent process come "very close and alike"? Otherwise we wouldn't have efficient markets.
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    by wsinks 12y ago

    I really wish there was a way to see which devices searched for each one. I found one or two entries that I don't remember. Who is Maurice Frazier? I don't know, but I searched for him today. Time to change the password...
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    by wsinks 12y ago

    Holy shit. Now there's an idea. Forward that one to Elon.
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    by wsinks 13y ago

    Another question - do we know who made this app? I'm curious as to the security of their servers.
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    by wsinks 13y ago

    I'm thinking of Nest as "Home Cloud Compute". That little thermostat desperately wants to be the hub of everything we do - after all, energy is what we use in the home for anything we do, and heating and cooling is the major
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    by wsinks 13y ago

    Here's a story that recently came to the forefront of my internet feeds: http://marshallbrain.com/manna1.htm It's about what happens when privately controlled interests use computers to optimize human decisions so
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    by wsinks 13y ago

    Morality was one of the first technologies.
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    by wsinks 13y ago

    Yay!
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    by wsinks 13y ago

    That's the way I read it.