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Warning civilizations 10,000 years in the future about a nuclear waste site
Re:YC Research
on Wednesday October 07, 2015 @04:21PM (#10348795)
It's an interesting point about fundamental research. The old industrial labs are dead and while academic institutions can do a lot someone in the private sector has to pick up the research mantle. Google X is a good example, but I think smaller efforts like this are much more interesting. If it's done right that is...
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Re:GM’s plan to turn the car into a smartphone on wheels
on Sunday August 04, 2013 @01:19PM (#6156223)
I'm the article's author. I had a pretty long interview with GM developer chief Nick Pudar so not all of the details made it into the post. If anyone has any questions, I can try to answer them.