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alexschiff

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    Comment #20783686

    Have you looked at Structure Sensor before? (structure.io) - it's $399

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    Comment #20783675

    Check out Structure Sensor (structure.io) if you haven't yet. Full disclosure I work for the company that makes it :)

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    Comment #20783666

    This is already happening with some of the low-cost mobile 3D sensor accessories out there (like Structure Sensor). Having it built into the phone is obviously where a lot of peopl…

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    Comment #10333476

    Occipital - Multiple Openings - San Francisco, CA or Boulder, CO (Full-time) Interested in working with mobile devices for large scale SLAM? Occipital is equal parts science lab an…

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    Comment #10172368

    Occipital - Multiple Openings - San Francisco, CA or Boulder, CO (Full-time and Internships) Interested in working with mobile devices for large scale SLAM? Occipital is equal part…

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    Occipital - Multiple Openings - San Francisco, CA or Boulder, CO (Full-time and Internships) Interested in working with mobile devices for large scale SLAM? Occipital is equal part…

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    Comment #9815661

    Chiming in as another Occipitalite here — we're hiring for much more than just CV! Other openings: * iOS * Electrical engineering + firmware * Finance * Operations/logistics * Prod…

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    Comment #9342418

    I wonder how important (and difficult) it's going to be to have a desktop app for this. Everyone I know that uses Slack, Hipchat, etc. has the desktop app. Do you plan to offer one…

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    A lot of young interviewees think it's not their place to ask these questions. At least from my own perspective as a founder/CEO, as long as it's not combative, I think much more h…

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    Comment #7712928

    I'm the founder, so I'm biased, but I use Fetchnotes for storing most things like this: links, things to check out (books, music, movies, apps, restaurants, places etc), ideas, res…

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    Comment #7549285

    Nice find, hadn't seen that article. With their release of Food and Hello, they definitely are looking at being a suite of tools rather than just one. I'm most interested if they'r…

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    Comment #7014600

    Hey! Alex from Fetchnotes here — we actually JUST released a new web app that is way faster. Check it out and let me know if it's still giving you trouble: www.fetchnotes.com

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    Comment #6477231

    Fetchnotes - Cambridge, MA. Interns and full-time. We make your notes and to do lists better, not just better organized. We have a really simple and effective product for keeping t…

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    Comment #6466190

    The problems that the author mentions are behavioral problems not problems with to do lists in general. Nothing is stopping someone from adding priority, context, etc. To do lists …

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