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by cjoh 17y ago
So my point is (I'm the author) is: Transparency requires innovation. It requires government to take and make risks.
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What if Government had a Google Buzz moment?(sunlightlabs.com)
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by cjoh 17y ago
Saying that Ann Coulter is a neo-con is like saying Bozo the Clown is an acclaimed stage performer. While her message is conservative themed, her tactic isn't to espouse conservatism, but rather to get people to read her column. The same's
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by cjoh 17y ago
I should state that not all conservatives fall for Ann Coulter's nonsense, just as not all early adopters fall for Arrington's nonsense either.
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by cjoh 17y ago
It was fairly clear to me that after it's "breaking news: Jason Calacanis has an iPad" stories and this nonsense that TechCrunch just makes stuff up to get views. Arrington is to Early Adopters what Ann Coulter is to conservatives. He figur
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How to Request Bulk Datasets from Government(sunlightlabs.com)
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The Coming Government Data Flood(sunlightlabs.com)
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DC Gov Builds Amazing Open Gov Dashboard(sunlightlabs.com)
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by cjoh 17y ago
Comes with its own scratch & sniff axe body spray cover.
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How to Manage Hackathons(sunlightlabs.com)
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by cjoh 17y ago
come help the Sunlight Foundation. Please! http://sunlightlabs.com
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by cjoh 17y ago
I think it is nice that we get submissions from older articles that are a few years old every once and awhile. They're healthy reminders of popular articles of days gone by. At the same time, there seems to be a lot of recycling of older po
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Ask PG: Can we have an [old] flag?
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by cjoh 17y ago
No America-Centric implication was intended and I apologize if I came across that way. Just seemed important to bring up since the lead comment as of this writing is about using high-speed trains as an alternative. And unless there's someth
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by cjoh 17y ago
Keep in mind this is only about flights originating in non-US airports with destinations in the US. None of this stuff applies to your flight back home to New York from Kansas next week.
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by cjoh 17y ago
The possibility of an always-on-the-record government lies not in chasing around members of congress with flip cameras but capturing their inputs, outputs and making that data accessible to ordinary citizens. You're not going to create any
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by cjoh 17y ago
I'd take on shipping. It seems to me that UPS could be in-part replaced with intelligent routing of people's ordinary daily routines.
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What have Open Source Developers done to Open Government?(sunlightlabs.com)
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by cjoh 17y ago
RIMM will see its market share eroded by Google, Apple, and Microsoft over the next 5 years. So will Microsoft. I think Microsoft, in the next 5 years, will need to buy RIMM to stay in the mobile sector.
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The Great American Hackathon is Tomorrow(sunlightlabs.com)
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What the Open Government Directive Means for Developers(sunlightlabs.com)
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by cjoh 17y ago
I agree-- if I get a non-bullshit answer (which happens, rarely) then all the better. I mean, it is a tremendous strength to be able to acknowledge your flaws to an employer and be open and transparent about them.
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by cjoh 17y ago
I ask this question in interviews all the time. It helps me filter for people who are liars. I ask it, and if they say "I work too hard" or "I'm a perfectionist" then I don't hire them because they're at best delusional and at worst liars.
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Adobe is Bad for Open Government, Continued(sunlightlabs.com)
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A Lesson in Humility(sunlightlabs.com)
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What Twitter's New Geolocation Makes Possible(readwriteweb.com)
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The EXAMINER is an organization filled with political operatives, not anybody interested in telling any form of truth. They're about as bad as Fox news at choosing between facts and agenda.
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by cjoh 17y ago
The point is, in the world of transparency, when people are complaining, that's when you know it is successful. People have a hard time not shooting the messenger in this space.
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Recovery.gov a $8.5MM success story(sunlightlabs.com)
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FederalReporting.gov: Recovery.gov's Dirty Little Secret(sunlightlabs.com)
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