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Comment #23972304
Difference is you can't "hold in" a pre-term birth b/c you're afraid of covid.
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Comment #22491394
The total deal with Uber was worth about 20M upfront. The rest was milestone driven. Milestones didn’t happen bc Anthony got fired and there was a fatality that shut the program do…
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Comment #21975124
Lidar is solidly worse than the human eye in dust, rain etc. Waymo has struggled w/ dust devils in AZ. Cruise has struggled w/ steam vents in SF. I work at a John Deere subsidiary …
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Comment #21335383
Hey! We’re moving it to row crops to save herbicide. I miss Salinas but stoked with what we’re doing in the Midwest.
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Comment #21331603
http://www.bluerivertechnology.com/ Now owned by John Deere. Goal is 10x reduction in chemicals while doubling yields. We’re deep in ml & robotics and our creations scale across th…
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Comment #21238457
There are a lot of variables and these events don't happen that often so rules are hard to come by. That said being, I've been through three acquisitions and it really depends. How…
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Comment #21133549
I haven’t read your link bc your title is incredibly presumptuous. You don’t know who I am or what problem I’m solving.
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Comment #20812546
I used to work for Anthony at 510 systems. He tried to hire me for Otto as well. Watching this whole thing unfold from, obscure story in 2011 to the Waymo Vs. Uber trial to federal…
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Comment #18592527
John Deere / Blue River Technology | CV/ML - Software (robotics / embedded) - Full Stack | Full Time | Sunnyvale, CA & San Francisco, CA | ONSITE For the last 100 years John Deere …
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Comment #18064129
You know how in war movies when the guy leaves the trench only to come back and find that all his friends have been killed? In the valley you leave the trench and come back to find…
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Comment #15384829
Blue River Technology (recently acquired by John Deere) | SW & CV/ML | San Francisco & Sunnyvale | Onsite Come make smart things in big machines: http://careers.bluerivertechnology…
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Comment #15245382
https://agfundernews.com/blue-river-clear-leader-john-deeres... Many stories. Will blog soon :)
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Comment #15245252
Yup. A few days ago we (60 people) got bought by John Deere for $305M b/c our machine reduced herbicides by 90% using CV/ML. Our only moving part was a solenoid. Would not have sur…
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Comment #15151546
Blue River Technology | Sunnyvale, CA or SF, CA | Onsite | Full Time Agricultural Robotics. Hiring all types of SW Engineers at all levels especially those with the willingness and…
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Comment #14076157
Thank you. I work in Ag and it seems crazy that someone should be able to buy a machine like those Deere sells and be able to modify the controls SW. Can United Airlines update the…
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Comment #13696494
From the article: "It presents a large corpus of 1,627 articles that were manually fact-checked by professional journalists from BuzzFeed." At first I thought this was an onion art…
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Comment #13469509
Relative to HN I'm probably an expert in ag. Relative to people who grow things I'm far from an expert. I was employee 3 at Blue River Technology and I've been there for four years…
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Comment #13085447
Yeah, after being a "dozen rides a week" Uber user for the last year, I switched to Lyft. There is just no reason for this.
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Comment #13044125
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parable_of_the_broken_window
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Comment #12846610
Blue River Technology | Sunnyvale, CA | Onsite | Full time | Full Stack Developer / Robotics Engineer / Computer Vision / Deep Learning http://careers.bluerivert.com We are buildin…
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Comment #12827885
The main reason to avoid any sort of mechanical kill is time. Even if you could deploy and retract a puncher in 100 ms, you'd travel 10 inches during that time. The slowest operati…
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Comment #12827644
GMO + broadcast applied herbicides is a long term loser. For years cotton growers in the South Eastern US applied Round Up from planes. The chemical would dissipate on its way down…