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Re:Who will like this book? on Thursday February 20, 2025 @10:17PM (#43123627)
Firstly - thanks for the look!

On your question... Have gotten that a few times... here's an ad firm that sells "retail" [0] and has rates or you can go directly to Outfront [1] if you want buy in bulk (unit pricing will be multiples cheaper).

[0] https://www.bluelinemedia.com/subway-advertising#rates [1] https://www.outfront.com/mta

Re:Who will like this book? on Thursday February 20, 2025 @09:38PM (#43123383)
Hey yes - that most likely would have been this book. The poster definitely got eyeballs... designed by Paul Hawkins [0] who did a bang up job. The eyeballs didn't really convert into $$... but it was a kick seeing it out there every morning, on the way to work. Bucket list and all that.

Curious (if you're there to read this comment and don't mind answering): why didn't you follow up? I think (duh) there not being service in the subway was a clear problem, but I thought a catchy domain name ("yrsd.life") might have been enough to make up for it. Oh well. Next time.

[0] https://reedsy.com/paul-hawkins/

Re:Part One: The Story of Fast Radius on Saturday July 20, 2024 @09:55AM (#41016527)
Part 2 out yet? If so, drop in the comments...
Re:Show HN: Prompty, build games with GPT (early prototype) on Saturday January 13, 2024 @10:47AM (#38980983)
Curious - how much does it cost you to host this sort of app(since we are not providing OpenAI keys)? Thanks.
Re: on Saturday December 23, 2023 @11:58AM (#38745690)
I dont think they are saying it is a superconductor. Conclusion from abstract:

>> These findings are important in understanding LK-99’s structural and electronic properties and provide a strategic compass for the development of high-TC superconductors.