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terravion

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About terravion

I am the former founder and CEO of Terravion (W'14). I used to lead a drone platoon in the Army and be a consultant for Deloitte, now I work on growth systems particularly in for smart hardware and hard tech.

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    Congrats to Saildrone! I am surprised that the article did not discuss the dramatic force structure re-evaluation that needs to be going in light of the Ukrainian non-navy dominati…

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    Deloitte's acquisition of BearingPoint's Federal practice in 2008-9. Fascinating to watch from the inside -- literally the same people increased revenue & margins with happier empl…

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    It's true the LCDM is the consensus, so this result is even stronger from an outsider's perspective since the lead author apparently comes from the LCDM community, not the MOND com…

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    Wow, how did this get published in Nature? Anthony Lewandowski is not an outlier in Silicon Valley, supported by a citation of the author's own (non-peer reviewed) article... I mea…

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    I would say it is more than the world, we use language to discuss our intentions, desires, beliefs, willingness, etc. All of which there is value to speakers to being ambiguous. So…

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    The take that I had the most curiosity about was #4. I get where it comes from, but what I observed when I was in the military was if you asked staff in the operations center about…

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    Indeed this has been done since WWI. https://www.warhistoryonline.com/military-vehicle-news/short...

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    What is the cost per acre / hectare of an intervention pass?

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    Comment #17206297

    But that's exactly what's missing from all this discussion of voting systems, if the US and UK are your examples of "failed" democracies these experts obviously haven't considered …

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    I think everyone that hopes for a bright future wishes the EM drive worked--an Epstein Drive in our own time! Alas, wishes do not make it so...

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    I don't think he meant low density, he meant that even though there are a bunch of people the incumbent telcos don't actually offer service there. The Bay Area's internet is surpri…

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    Exciting and scary! We live in the time where this if finally a real thing after almost a century of discussion of humanoid robots. I wonder when / if this will become a real comme…

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    Comment #16720127

    This is great news! Congrats to the Travis and the team.

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    I went to school in Pittsburgh, PA where they are building condos and bars on slag piles from 19th century blast furnaces. I don't think industry in cities is unique. For a few mor…

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    This seems like the NY times continuing anti-SV coverage. For example, while Santa Clara has some number of super-fund sites supposed the most in the country, would we expect this …

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    I think there's still a private race to the moon. Some companies, notably, Astrobotic and Moon Express still seem set on getting there and have business models even though they dro…

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    I love the fact that the announcement couches the order in the state's prerogative to consume services that it deems best fit its needs, which is very slick politically, however th…