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replicatorblog

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About replicatorblog

https://twitter.com/josephflaherty

Formerly Wired:

https://www.wired.com/author/joseph-flaherty/

Currently – Content & Community for Founder Collective, a fantastic VC firm:

http://www.foundercollective.com/

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    Our fund, Founder Collective, isn't hardware-focused, but we have backed a lot of transformative hardware startups – E.g., Whoop, Formlabs, Cruise, Desktop Metal, Kinsa, Running Ti…

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    Disney is really overrated as a park. I live in NH and the local amusement park, called Canobie Lake, has more rides and ride systems than the Magic Kingdom. The "themeing" isn't a…

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    Thanks! She'll be five years post-treatment in November, so we're blessed on that front!

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    My nine-year-old daughter has had cancer and been diagnosed with epilepsy and high-functioning autism. Despite these challenges... + Being a parent is fun. Kids are super funny. Te…

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    Ecigs are likely one of the most impactful public health interventions of the last 50 years. They provide a substitute that is less dangerous and pleasurable which keeps compliance…

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    Yeah, perhaps they can use catgut or something as a replacement for central lines. Waxed paper is well known to have the same antimicrobial attributes as hydrophobic plastics. All …

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    I invite you to spend some time in a pediatric oncology unit, look at the mind-boggling variety of single-use plastics consumed over the course of the day, and research their manuf…

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    Separating worthy designs from wasteful ones is essentially impossible. I spent the first ten years of my career designing medical devices and worked with a wide range of suppliers…

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    That is largely not the case. I spent ten years making private label medical devices for CVS, Kroger, Target, and dozens of other stores. There tend to be specialist manufacturers …

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    So no private label products from Walmart, Target, Kroger, or CVS?

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