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The difference between freelancing and entrepreneurship - and why the latter is better - Business Insider

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Entrepreneurs Are Daredevils

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3 Reasons Entrepreneurship Is Scary & Not Scary.

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Moving Big Rocks: 5 Kick-Ass Tips For Conquering 'The Big Idea'

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7 Reasons Small Businesses Should Hire a Professional Designer.

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Ideas Made Real. Part 1: 3 Easy First Steps for Progressing Your Ideas

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Logo Design 101.

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Hard Work. Done Easier. 5 Tips for Entrepreneurs.

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3D Printing Model Yachts - NauticExpo e-Magazine

Among its many applications, 3D printing has been used recently to create accurate scale models of boats and yachts. CRP Technology , an Italian 3D printing company, masters this new technology using the selective laser sintering technique with Windform composite materials . NauticExpo e-mag talked to Franco Cevolini, Technical Director of CRP Technology. NauticExpo e-magazine: How did you come to 3D print a model of a small boat? Franco Cevolini: The Livrea 26 was designed by Daniele Cevola and Francesco Belvisi in collaboration with Yam Marine Technology. They wanted an accurate model of the sailboat combining classic features with high-performance materials. Our team was fascinated with the idea of creating a scale model that would showcase their approach. Three-dimensional printing was THE process of choice. The result was a 1:14 scale model of the Livrea 26. The designers' aim was to bring about a radical change in the way they design and build watercraft. We might co...

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3D Printing Model Yachts - NauticExpo e-Magazine

Among its many applications, 3D printing has been used recently to create accurate scale models of boats and yachts. CRP Technology , an Italian 3D printing company, masters this new technology using the selective laser sintering technique with Windform composite materials . NauticExpo e-mag talked to Franco Cevolini, Technical Director of CRP Technology. NauticExpo e-magazine: How did you come to 3D print a model of a small boat? Franco Cevolini: The Livrea 26 was designed by Daniele Cevola and Francesco Belvisi in collaboration with Yam Marine Technology. They wanted an accurate model of the sailboat combining classic features with high-performance materials. Our team was fascinated with the idea of creating a scale model that would showcase their approach. Three-dimensional printing was THE process of choice. The result was a 1:14 scale model of the Livrea 26. The designers' aim was to bring about a radical change in the way they design and build watercraft. We might co...

ProtoCycler: the desktop filament maker aiming to make 3D printing more sustainable - 3ders.org (blog)

ReDeTec is looking to impact desktop 3D printing in a big way, by making it a more environmentally sustainable and cost-efficient process. With its all-new ProtoCycler machine, the Toronto-based startup is offering makers an efficient way to reuse and make their own 3D printing filament at home. Initially launched through an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign in 2014 (which raised 146% of its $50K goal), the ProtoCycler is nearly ready to ship. Once you have a 3D printer at home or in the office, the only real costs that follow you around are for 3D printing materials. And while filaments range in price significantly, having to buy new spools regularly to keep up with your making needs can really put a dent in your bank account. In addition to costs, physically seeing how much plastic is used for your prints (especially failed ones or rough prototypes) can be disheartening from an ecological perspective. Of course, buying filaments made from recycled materials is a g...

Zuckerberg's dystopian vision of the Silicon Valley echo chamber ... - South China Morning Post

Facebook is confronting the reality that it's a media company. Mark Zuckerberg recently released a 5,700 word globalist political manifesto that is utter nonsense - a series of political platitudes trying to be soaring rhetoric. Zuckerberg has not lived in the real world for a long time. "History is the story of how we've learned to come together in even greater numbers - from tribes to cities to nations," he wrote. This is the world according to Facebook. The history of the world is the story of endless class struggle where wars are the only events that permanently change anything. But, it encapsulates Zuckerberg's limited thinking - that Facebook is a business that can change the direction of human civilization. And that is his shortcoming. Facebook has grown beyond a dorm room project ranking the attractiveness of Harvard girls to becoming the custodian of truth and goodwill among people. He now wants Facebook to be the means to realise the dream ...