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fnazeeri

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About fnazeeri

Twitter: @fnazeeri headline: recovering entrepreneur. U-Mich: aerospace engineer. Proj. mgr: 1993 U-M Solar Car Team: http://goo.gl/HDqDsv Part of core team that designed first passenger EVs. HBS: mba. Founder/CEO of 3 tech startups. Partner at http://extensionengine.com where we are building classrooms of the future (hint: they're not classrooms)

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    At my company we built this (open source) tool for authoring knowledge graphs https://extensionengine.com/ee-labs/

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    I'm pretty sure history doesn't not count orderly bubble deflations. It's like recording non-car accidents. I'm not suggesting this article is likely true, I'm just skeptical that …

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    And this is different from a vacation how?

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    Pretty common.

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    Comment #13884228

    That charity doesn't exist without our government to setup and run the legal, tax, postal, transportation, employment and other systems that enable the charity. Just sayin'...

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    I agree with the folks who see this as a serious risk to TSLA. If you've driven a Model S or Model X you know that the design, the software and the performance are insane, but the …

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    Pretty awesome! Just used it and it worked easy-peasy! Now if I could only upload a boat load of addresses...

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    Any successful examples of a software dev firm building reusable dev tools?

    I'm interested in examples where companies that develop custom software for clients. Every project is different, but when you focus on a particular area there are common components…

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    We recently completed shooting two online courses (MOOCs) using an Interrotron and I definitely think it makes for a more intimate experience between the subject and the viewer, bu…

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    I have been using an Oculus Rift for a few weeks and the experience is breathtaking. For example, there is an Apollo 11 educational game where you get to experience the mission fro…

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    This makes sense as I installed Booking.com's app about the same time as I upgraded and now I have a brick-phone...

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    I just test drove a TSLA car today. I "summoned" the car from its parking spot. I then drove around town (in insane mode). Turned on autopilot and the car drove down the highway by…

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    Pretty soon I'm going to need an Uber for all these Ubers...

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    Comment #10723803

    And we are spending another trillion dollars on this?!

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    http://www.nature.com/physics/looking-back/crick/index.html#... Crick et al wrote a 1-page paper (on the structure of DNA) for which they won a Nobel Prize back in 1953.

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    As a kid, I became a fan of Sir Richard Francis Burton via the science fiction novel series by Philip Jose Farmer called the Riverworld. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Jos%C3%…

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    Comment #8418234

    This is a great opportunity....to raise $$ from investors. Every startup knows that they have to convince investors "why to invest" but fewer know that they also have to convince t…

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    Interesting point: "The data supports this idea: If you start drinking or taking drugs with peers before age 18, you have a 25% chance of becoming addicted, but if your use starts …

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    Sitting is the new smoking. This thing is like the e-cig of chairs...