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devgutt
11y ago
"A new global study of how doctors use wearable technology" where's the global study?
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devgutt
11y ago
I think there is a problem in this article. In other articles, the header contracts to 48 pixels.
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devgutt
11y ago
also http://www.caledonvirtual.com/2015-startup-weekend-columbia-...
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devgutt
11y ago
But you also could do an extra effort to impress a small number of customers and ask for reviews personally. Buy fake reviews is not the only option here.
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devgutt
11y ago
What I mean is what is not considered slavery now, could be reconsidered as so in the future. I believe so in this case.
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11y ago
Interesting. Although I could afford it, I never allowed myself to hire cleaners because I refused to explore a person to clean my own mess. My mess, my responsibility, I clean it. It's interesting to know that people would willingly w
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devgutt
11y ago
it would also change the way furniture and house equipment are made to facilitate cleaning.
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11y ago
Do you think they called "slavery" in the past?
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11y ago
I'm talking about different robots for different tasks. We already use a lot of them. In terms of costs, this is the catch, these robots could be delivered on-demand in the houses. This could be the startup. Even if the "perfect&q
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11y ago
yes, maybe I am wrong, but in my opinion, there isn't a SINGLE person in the world that would like to make a living cleaning the mess of others. >Saying someone on by low wage job is 'modern slavery' is pretty obtuse when
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11y ago
I always thought that Homejoy were planning to automate as much as possible, if not everything, related to cleaning services using robotics and stuff, and that humans were only a temporary measure while developing technology. Sadly no, they
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devgutt
11y ago
If the dates of the posts are correct, they were moving really really fast.
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devgutt
11y ago
> Anyone can join experimental chat by opening URL Why are you asking for my phone number just to try a demo? You are creating unnecessary friction IMO.
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devgutt
11y ago
Atlas Shrugged - Ayn Rand also, not a book but very good "The last question" Isaac Asimov [1] [1] http://www.multivax.com/last_question.html
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devgutt
12y ago
I think the course is not free $199/mo
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devgutt
12y ago
You don't need to launch your product at all. Start small. Monopolize this small subset of customers and make them love your product. Don't waste your time trying investors and accelerators before market fit.
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12y ago
For me, the most useful book this year was Mindset by Carol Dweck. Simply amazing and mind-blowing. http://www.amazon.com/Mindset-The-New-Psychology-Success/dp/...
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12y ago
> People might not be as idealistic as you make them out to be. Well, not everyone needs to be "idealistic". There are a lot of people willing to risk their lifes just to see a little further behind the horizon. You are not one
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12y ago
Android Studio
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12y ago
> There is no single social contract, but if there is, it very well has to be reviewed before we "fix" mortality. Just like I said. >any simulation more convenient and less dangerous than the exploration of the universe in p
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12y ago
Actually, for Aubrey de Grey, that will be 50 years[1], but I think this is only to get more funds. [1] http://www.ted.com/talks/aubrey_de_grey_says_we_can_avoid_ag...
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12y ago
I think that we already have all the elements to make this leap. I am not being naive, only optimistic.
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12y ago
Todo list: 1- Invent powerful machines for simulations and calculations(ok) 2- Stop with childish religious beliefs altogether (in progress - 5ys) 3- Review completely the social contract (in progress - 50ys) 4- Fix mortality (urgent - 100y
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Michael Birch Sends Cease And Desist To Airbnb
(techcrunch.com)
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12y ago
the force...Jedi is coming
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Airbnb Redesign
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How Instagram Onboards New Users
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12y ago
audio restored
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Google I/O 2014 – Keynote (live)
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12y ago
When a government is trying to preserve our only tool to understand the world, well I think this is relevant. There are people fighting otherwise https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AS6rQtiEh8
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