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ryanstanton
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Comment #24615373
Great sales is a byproduct of a great product. Focus on the needs of your customer (talk to them) and build a product that solves their problems, saves them money, or helps them ma…
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Comment #24615325
Regarding nuclear waste: first off, the amount of nuclear waste generated today is drastically less than in the past. During WWII and the Cold War era the methods for processing nu…
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Comment #24597985
If this thing is coming to live with us for a little while, doesn't it deserve a better name than "object 2020 SO?" How about ... Lunacris?
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Comment #13025111
From the pictures it doesn't appear any copper wires were removed, the large conductors are still very much there. They got a few 480V breakers, which aren't worth much, maybe $50/…
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Comment #13008852
Eek, who knew the rise of cheap CMOS-based surveillance cameras would lead to DDOS attacks?
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Comment #13006902
Peter Diamandis (okay, he's done a lot of interviews and blogs a lot, but has a great perspective on the impact of tech on humanity)
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Comment #9904563
I'm not a developer, I'm an engineer, but I think the same principles apply. If you want to become the best at what you do, you must surround yourself with people smarter, more exp…
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Comment #9904513
Interesting. Medical needs for FAST delivery may be one of driving forces for adopting drones quickly. I believe Matternet is also pioneering this in the developing world for vacci…
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Comment #9904447
Steam is cool, yes, I love the history behind antiques and the insight into their periods of history, but electric is SOOOO much better. Steam does not give instantaneous torque, n…
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Comment #9904392
Resistive heating is 100% efficient, yes, but the electricity required to power the element is rarely above 40% efficient for most combustion powered sources (combustion turbines, …