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by danhon 11y ago
There's an argument to be made for Apple selling a go-to workstation for making VR content. They might not care about consumer VR (for now), but in terms of their history, it feels a bit weird for them not to support the nascent VR con
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by danhon 11y ago
This is the second vendor forum for a new, agile, iterative, user-centered procurement from the State of California. For background: * http://www.codeforamerica.org/blog/2015/11/30/a-new-approach... * h
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California Child Welfare System: agile, iterative and user centered procurement(meet.lync.com)
5 points by danhon 11y ago|1 comments
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The Beginning of the End of Big Government IT in California(metafilter.com)
1 points by danhon 11y ago|0 comments
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A New Approach to Procuring Government Technology in California(codeforamerica.org)
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It shouldn't cost $80k to search emails(codeforamerica.org)
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by danhon 11y ago
Also, I work with the awards team at CfA. Will pass on questions and answers in this thread.
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by danhon 11y ago
New awards from Code for America recognizing the best government technologies delivering better government for the people, by the people, in the 21st century. Deadline: July 13!
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The Government Technology Awards from Code for America(awards.codeforamerica.org)
9 points by danhon 11y ago|2 comments
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by danhon 12y ago
"Arjun Varma is the Senior Correspondent, Entertainment at International Business Times. He comes from a diverse media background having worked across film, TV, print and digital." So, not science reporting, then.
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MEC Global threatens Google disavow tool on 10 year old good-faith blog post(pastebin.com)
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New brand site for Sony uses rendered JPG frames for 3D parallax scrolling(discover.store.sony.com)
121 points by danhon 13y ago|100 comments
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The Day The Barges Opened(medium.com)
2 points by danhon 13y ago|1 comments
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Don't Trust iTunes in the Cloud(danhon.com)
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by danhon 14y ago
Yeah, it's pretty clear what the bias is here, though. Search your friends for their bikini pics.
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by danhon 14y ago
Anyone know who made this?
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How Data Saved My Life(danhon.com)
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MPEG LA starts search for VP8/WebM patent pool(arstechnica.com)
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by danhon 16y ago
Check out PIE, the startup incubator housed at Wieden+Kennedy. Drop me a line at dan.hon@wk.com if you'd like an intro.
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by danhon 16y ago
Exactly.
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by danhon 16y ago
This misses the point. Skinning - in the Winamp model of 'same functionality but different look' - is not the same as effective visual storytelling and usage of animation. I'm not talking about just how Movie OS looks, but how it behaves as
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by danhon 16y ago
"And do you really want it displayed with a huge green bar every time you get into something that was previously protected? Aren't there some situations where discretion is preferable?" Well - we won't know without trying. But it's clear th
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by danhon 16y ago
I disagree, but I can see where you're coming from based on the examples I picked (which were all biased toward operating system maintenance actions, given the source material). From the point of view of a naive user, there are new types of
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by danhon 16y ago
Fantastic - thanks!
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by danhon 16y ago
Yes. We need to get other people - people skilled in communicating to large audiences (and these people exist: they just exist as advertisers, graphic novelists, film directors, storyboard artists etc) involved in how we design our interfac
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by danhon 16y ago
Yes. My post was inspired by a discussion I had with someone wondering who was incredibly passionate about helping ordinary non-computer literate audiences -- e.g. the Read/Write Web Facebook Login Fiasco audience -- understand the conseque
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by danhon 16y ago
I completely agree - expanding the UI palette lets you use more varied, subtle (or less so) tools in different contexts for different audiences. People who already understand the consequences of their actions may not want/need to be const
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The Future is Movie OS(danhon.com)
53 points by danhon 16y ago|56 comments
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by danhon 18y ago
Yes, it does.