Andy Tryba

@andytryba

Technology and global optimist, CEO of Think3, RideAustin, Crossover, Engine Yard, DNN Corp, Fogbugz, MyAlerts, BiznessApps, Agemni, SLI, Kayako, Sococo

Austin, TX
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2009年5月加入
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  1. 3 小時前

    Good little feature activated in Austin by . I suspect we’ll see more companies use Bluetooth ‘pairing’ tap-go...

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  2. 12 小時前

    Air travel will eventually rebound - but primarily on the consumer side. Business travel will forever be reduced by 1/3rd (at least) - the time wasted by business travel for 1 meeting will be looked at as ridiculous vs video conferencing...

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  3. 7月28日

    Great lessons...

    In 2004 I got the opportunity to work with Jeff Bezos to develop the original Kindle. It was Amazon’s first foray into hardware and I learned a ton from my interactions with Jeff. Here’s some of the stories and lessons that I took away from that experience:
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  4. 7月27日

    Lots of great data in this thread...

    The primary measure of technological progress is life expectancy. Not the stock market.
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  5. 7月26日

    You know you’re not in Texas when...

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  6. 7月25日

    

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  7. 7月25日

    Great sites to learn more:

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  8. 7月25日

    these pressure waves then float through the air and a bit goes into someone else's ear - that then passes by 3 tiny bones & into a sac of fluid - that then transmits the electrical impulses to the auditory nerve then into the brain to be decoded. Amazing...

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  9. 7月25日

    And how we talk is a miracle we take for granted... The brain has thought, translates to pattern of pressure waves, lungs send air out of body that vibrates vocal cords in just the right way, we move our mouth/tongue to create just the right shapes of high/low pressure...

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  10. 7月25日

    Turns out that how most of us think about ‘sound waves’ is often wrong - they are not ‘traverse waves’ (like they’re typically depicted) but instead ‘longitudinal waves’ (more like how earthworms move)

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  11. 7月25日

    You can actually also go negative on the dB scale - world record is a Microsoft quiet room at -20 dB (where you can hear the blood pumping through your own brain). MSFT uses this room to test devices - and nobody can withstand it longer than 55 mins.

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  12. 7月25日

    Mini-example of the force of a natural shockwave:

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  13. 7月25日

    The actual dB scale 'ends' at 194 dB since there is no sound louder on Earth's surface. At this point - the energy no longer moves 'through the air' and starts 'pushing the air' - creating a shockwave

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  14. 7月25日

    Sample dB levels: * rainfall: 50 dB; * noisy restaurant: 70 dB; * loud-ish music on speakers: 80 dB; * electric drill: 95 dB; * football game: 115 dB; * thunder: 120 dB * Saturn V: 135 dB * shotgun: 140 dB * Hiroshima/Nagasaki bombs: 200 dB * 1883 Krakatoa volcano: 310 dB

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  15. 7月25日

    Side note - ‘The Scream’ was inspired by the event - the painter, Edvard Munch, painted it after seeing the Krakatoa-caused red skies all over the Western Hemisphere a year after the eruption.

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  16. 7月25日

    To put it into scale - the sound wave annihilated the island, the killed 36k people, cracked a foot-thick concrete wall 300 miles away, rupture sailors eardrums 40 miles away and could be heard 3k miles away (basically from in NY to CA)

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  17. 7月25日

    A random thread on sound: The loudest sound in mankind’s history is likely the 1883 Krakatoa volcano eruption - 310 dB

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  18. 7月25日

    WFH will fail unless companies also focus on addressing remote worker isolation, remote culture and lack of impromptu conversations. Virtual worlds like will step in to fill those voids -

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  19. 7月24日

    Unbelievable that Intel botched both 10 and 7nm... The days of consistent tick-tock are long past...

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  20. 7月23日

    Good list (self-excluded)...

    Lead By Example Leadership GIF
    Follow the thought leaders in remote work all on one list:
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