loganu

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by loganu 3y ago
Yo! Tried to reply to your post about a visa (thread locked now). I'm a Canadian, founder, been through the process multiple times, and am helping people with visas. @loganullyott on twitter, loganullyott @gml dot com
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by loganu 6y ago
I don't seem to be able to DM... maybe not enough karma? DM me or logan@legalpad.io and I can walk you through a few options.
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by loganu 6y ago
I don't seem to be able to DM... maybe not enough karma? logan@legalpad.io and I can walk you through a few options.
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by loganu 11y ago
Seattle | Maybe remote | CTO | UAV / Drone programmers | DroneSeed.co DroneSeed is bringing tree-planting drones, remote-sensing data, and predictive analytics to the forestry industry. We're building a fleet of 15 drones to fly o
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by loganu 11y ago
I didn't particularly love the last one, on Musk's "secret sauce," but the rest of the Musk series was absolutely fantastic. You could give it to someone that has never seen a car or rocket, and by the end of it they&#x2
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by loganu 11y ago
I was just imagining an autopilot lane with cars flying into the city to pick up their owners. You could also have parking garages with a much higher capacity per sq. foot if all the cars were smart and could work together. (Or even section
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by loganu 11y ago
I was thinking more of something like "I'm drunk, so I'm going to voluntarily give my car control to take me home." Basically turning it into a driverless taxi. "No seatbelt, no car move" is restricting in th
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by loganu 11y ago
Thinking about your last sentence: Elon has been tweeting about Tesla's summon feature - tap your phone and your car will come to you, across the street or across the country. If a car can drive LA to NY legally, without a driver, ther
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by loganu 11y ago
That was my first reaction. I played Draw Something for a week or so, 3 years ago. I know many people still play Candy Crush Daily. The purchase to get Draw Something was probably premature, whereas this is a more established market.
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by loganu 11y ago
Is droneseed related to BiocarbonEngineering? Looks like the same premise, technology, etc.
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by loganu 11y ago
There have been lots of articles mentioning Dorsey taking sewing classes, sketching classes, going sailing, etc while running Twitter. (And in moments that outsiders consider crises, and employees were working longer hours to hit deadlines)
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by loganu 11y ago
From what I've read in the Musk biography and elsewhere, he is involved in really really low level decisions, to the point that he's been labelled a "nano-manager." Surely he's not involved in absolutely every decis
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by loganu 11y ago
I saw Ben (I think it was Ben) speak at the Solidworks conference in San Diego, about 4 years ago. I was familiar with Quirky before his big talk, (I'm an industrial designer) but walking away from the talk I was thinking, "This i
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by loganu 11y ago
There's also the signal to the market that this flight is in demand. If you're only on the flight for points, (not the utility of the actual flight) then you're making a purchase without it actually being in demand. How this
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by loganu 11y ago
Are they paid?
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by loganu 11y ago
There's not enough original/exclusive content yet though. If their library were to disappear tomorrow, so would huge swaths of their subscribers. The library provides enough necessary value to warrant the membership, until more ex
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by loganu 11y ago
True. It's easy to slip, and it only takes one time. From my limited reading, DPR slipped often. But his case doesn't mean individuals can't obscure themselves. Look at Satoshi (Bitcoin). We don't even know 100% for sure
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by loganu 11y ago
"This. There is no contest. Right now there are only two options." Only two options for you. And for people tech-y enough to find and understand PopcornTime, or be introduced to it by someone that is. Do your parents or grandparen
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by loganu 11y ago
True, but a "dragnet" across (for example) all Argentinian devs with experience in Ruby and React (substitute whatever skills make sense)would have hits outside this small group. If enough people were this scared about LinkedIn vi
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by loganu 11y ago
Well, obviously Abad's come out about his involvement. But we don't know that the other devs weren't using any tools earlier. If you know more about this, share it.
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by loganu 11y ago
"Popcorn Time-killer" Direct quote, not my writing. But I personally see the capitalized "T" signifying it's the product, not a generic time-killer.
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by loganu 11y ago
The quote from Abad is speaking about a product that doesn't exist yet. A Netflix-like experience without massive holes in content. That may or may not be Netflix, if it ever comes to be realized. You're attacking Netflix as-is, a
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by loganu 11y ago
[ISPs] have moved beyond just delivering a internet connection to delivering "triple play" (net, cable/streaming, voip). I thought this bundling was more to protect their profit margins. In Canada, for example, Telus has cabl
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by loganu 11y ago
"Most of the core team" anonymous. "All of the developers" being visited on LinkedIn. If it's not sloppy journalism, there's something really interesting about a multi-national company's legal team using (
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by loganu 11y ago
The geographic part makes sense. As for buying licenses - I guess purchasing the rights to broadcast could be considerably cheaper than a pay-per-view model. I'd be interested in how those negotiations occur, or if there are set price
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by loganu 11y ago
Right, completely forgot about this. I think CanCon is a good idea in theory, but Netflix could buy all the Little Mosque on the Prairie, Trailer Park Boys, and Corner Gas spin-offs that Canada could possibly produce, and it wouldn't m
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by loganu 11y ago
When your legal avenues of getting content become fragmented enough, and you're paying for so much extraneous and/or overlapping content, torrenting becomes the most attractive option. (If you can look past the legal/ethical
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by loganu 11y ago
"I am convinced that the Popcorn Time-killer is going to be a Netflix without borders. They should remove national restrictions for films,..." Does someone have some insight into why Netflix has time and geographic restrictions on
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by loganu 11y ago
I'm assuming they folded before burning $40m. IMO, it would be hard to go through that much money when you have (hundreds of?) thousands of customers and (should have) a decent profit margin. I'm more inclined to believe that Hom
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by loganu 11y ago
Not a programmer, but I've done this as well. Averaging a job change about every 14 months (always leaving on good terms after another company or recruiter has reached out to me). It's given me a wide range of experience, let me t

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