canoebuilder

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by canoebuilder 17y ago
Noticing comments on the high degree of proficiency of the competition(or so is the perception.) Anyone know of any particular markets where a small timer might have a better go at it due to insufficient volume to attract the bigger players
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by canoebuilder 17y ago
On a related note, can anyone point to any writings/information on Kurzweil's work in this area?
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by canoebuilder 17y ago
Company co-founder - http://www.charlierose.com/guest/view/6717 To see the interview, it seems you'll have to go to the front page, charlierose.com, click the 'archive' tab on the flash interface and scroll down to 08/11/09. -- To charlie
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by canoebuilder 17y ago
"get a pen and paper out, design the structure, calculate the angles" In that vein, this can be quite fun - http://sketchup.google.com/
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by canoebuilder 18y ago
"Not every good idea can make a profit." - - - - - One might argue, that by definition a 'good idea' is one that is profitable for its pursuer. Don't confuse the exchange of federal reserve notes for profit. By your saying "When you demand
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by canoebuilder 18y ago
Have any links? Has he written much on such topics?
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by canoebuilder 18y ago
Like so many things, the answer to do they "really work?" will be quite variable. In the interest of optimizing screen space you might look into implementing something like this. http://www.azarask.in/blog/post/socialhistoryjs/
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by canoebuilder 18y ago
If you have an interest in Buddhism, I recommend this book- http://www.amazon.com/Quantum-Lotus-Journey-Frontiers-Buddhi... , The Quantum and the Lotus, by Ricard and Trinh Xuan Thuan, an astrophysicist. In it they discuss the parallels
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by canoebuilder 18y ago
"comparison of Django and RoR" http://www.google.com/search?q=snakes+and+rubies
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by canoebuilder 18y ago
This looks like an interesting site, something I've long been interested in, colors and their emotive inductions. This site looks to have set up a nice data gathering method, they are not pioneers in the field though, as lots of work on the
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by canoebuilder 18y ago
or http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn14841-do-we-all-have-s... http://www.boingboing.net/2008/09/30/you-may-be-synaesthe.ht...
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by canoebuilder 18y ago
I'm not entirely keen on the hubbub refered to(the articles on Lisi from about this time last year?) Here is another article I read the other day, probably pretty similar, but it wasn't bad http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2008/07/21/080
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by canoebuilder 18y ago
http://gridcafe.web.cern.ch/gridcafe/whatisgrid/whatis.html
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by canoebuilder 18y ago
It's mostly a metaphor for early peoples who used the empty space they created in cut down trees for more efficient means of progress. The literal sense does interest me as well, though. Where do you pilot your canoes?
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by canoebuilder 18y ago
Ira Glass on a similar theme http://youtube.com/watch?v=3qmtwa1yZRM