alberthartman

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by alberthartman 8y ago
He was a person still in the process of evolving himself. He still had many flaws that he was unable to correct before he died. But from what I could tell he was making progress on those aspects right up until his death. Unfortunate. Still,
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by alberthartman 8y ago
Best choice is to follow the wishes of the person who’s in the heat of the battle. Be cognizant that those wishes may change as the illness progresses. Do it as being of maximal service to the loved one.
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by alberthartman 8y ago
Have you tried psychedelics? They’ve been reported as being effective at setting the world straight for many people. Probably need to do a good deal of research first, and conventional medical information sources will probably be unhelpful.
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Burningman’s Founder Larry Harvey Passed(journal.burningman.org)
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by alberthartman 9y ago
Sorry to see this happen. They were nice folks. But the big guns got AR religion and just pulled away with more money, installed base, etc.
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by alberthartman 9y ago
So if you make your motor 10 pounds lighter you win? Heck, my backpack is 10 pounds. And a motor can only be 100% efficient, and they're at 97% now. Naw, I'll take my non-slipring motors.
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by alberthartman 10y ago
How about dropping the Hyperloop evacuated tube idea and replace it with something more achievable? How about a private roadway that is completely flat and only for specially-equipped electric cars? The cars are completely autonomous and co
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by alberthartman 10y ago
Steve jobs is dead. It shows.
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by alberthartman 10y ago
If some other criminal hijacks their gear is the government responsible for protecting their assets?
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by alberthartman 10y ago
Some of this may be misdirection. VR is getting tremendous attention and will be very competitive. Look how he backed away from mobile. Complaining about wires and resolution? They're getting new revs every 12-18 months now. Look for h
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by alberthartman 11y ago
Great as always telling us where we are. Not so great telling us where we're going, where the big financial bets are (she's a VC and should know), what are the significant new technology themes. I was hoping for an opportunity roa
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by alberthartman 14y ago
Awesome stuff! Ditto the comments that the biggest challenge will be getting your name out there. Depending on your focus and bandwidth, the DIY approach of Lockitron may work, or you may wish to just go Indiegogo/KS and focus on the promot
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by alberthartman 14y ago
The risks of the high wire act, the vertical mountain wall climbing is that you can fall. We need to think up workable nets and ropes for people pushing the edges.
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by alberthartman 14y ago
A woman I knew just drowned herself The well was deep and muddy She was just shaking off futility Or punishing somebody My friends were calling up all day yesterday All emotions and abstractions It seems we all live so close to that l
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by alberthartman 14y ago
Jobs also demanded and got the full resignation of all but 2 of the prior BODs after he came back. Dump the past troublemakers. That won't work here since Meg is one of those previous bad HP BODs members.
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by alberthartman 14y ago
Damn you math! PV works just fine. Too bad we don't have a high density mobile energy storage method to compare to liquid oil. When that happens, sub power will rule all.
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by alberthartman 14y ago
Math, especially algebra, is essential to all technology. Counting and measuring and projecting forward are foundational skills. The thing is that there are two basic aspects to algebra, one is conceptual and the other is mechanical. The co