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Everything You Know About Fitness is a Lie (2011)
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This news seems to be just breaking. http://www.mercurynews.com/business/ci_22171556/solarcity-de...
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SolarCity Lowers Share Price, Then Postpones IPO
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BMW will surely innovate in some regards, no question. But the real issue is if they can keep up with Tesla and disrupt their own 3 Series market. BMW is likely not to release or innovate on a new product that will cannibalize their main
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Yeah, but maybe the frunk + full trunk is new?
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Tesla Motors is in great shape. I've been following the company for a while and recently drove the Model S. Amazing car in almost every way. What struck me was that it's not an incremental improvement but really a radical (might I say di
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It definitely is more relaxing in a remote place, and that sometimes leads to less stress and anxiety. But I think in a remote place you need a lot of self-discipline or intrinsic motivation to keep focus and create some amazing things. I
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If your product brings in $50+ billion in revenue, I'm sure you'll think of some new feature for the next iPhone.
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Fred Wilson's specialty is with larger consumer/enterprise investments ( http://www.usv.com/investments/ ) vs Dave McClure's speciality is in smaller investments and also international. According to Dave, it seems like there's so slowing of
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I agree than Elon Musk probably doesn't "want" to sell Tesla. But if Apple offers $10 billion and presents a clear vision of how they're going to take Tesla and propel the electric car movement even far beyond what Tesla is thinking... the
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Sure Apple has it's challenges. I'm sure all of us can agree. However, to me Steve Job's "visionary son" is not Forstall but Ive. Ive embodies the values that Jobs had regarding innovation (not surprisingly he was one of Jobs' best friend
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Wow, gotta love the 37 signals guys and Jason Fried. This is a killer job posting. Salary, location are clear. Job skills required are clear. Boss/employee relationship is clear. Vision/motivation is clear. Ok, well it might not be perfect
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Yeah, all it will take is a few more users taking videos from their phones of a similar thing happening, and then this things goes ballistic... especially if some people can't select Obama and Obama loses.
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A very thoughtful article by DHH. I think there seems to be two "goals" at work. 1. Short-term, achievable goal. Acts like a milestone and gives you momentum, feedback, encouragement. 2. Long-term ambitious goal. This is something that
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Four Devices Apple Doesn't Make Yet
(heydave.org)
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Good catch. My guess would be that on weekends lots of tech blogs tend to rest and not publish many articles. But maybe the New York times is busy on the weekends publishing interesting human interest stories.
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This post really made me think. If you're going after easy then I suppose you look for things that are currently difficult and you can make a competing product. This seems to open up a lot of opportunities.
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My first reaction to the name "blobly" is ... yuck. Can you explain how you got the name? How about something more straightforward, like: Captured Moments etc
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Eddy Cue is also the one responsible for getting Apple to make a 7"-8" tablet: http://allthingsd.com/20120803/apples-eddy-cue-saw-market-fo...
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Regarding Mansfield, it's interesting that Apple announced his retirement a few months ago: http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2012/06/28Bob-Mansfield-Appl... Then Cook convinced Mansfield to "unretire" and become an advisor: http://gigaom.
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Here are the major changes announced: 1. Jony Ive's role is expanded from Industrial Design to Industrial Design AND Human Interface. In other words, Ive is the new Design chief for hardware and software. This is huge. 2. Scott Forstall
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> Heart disease, diabetes, alcoholism, celiac disease, and perhaps even acne are direct results of the switch to agriculture. Really? A plant-based whole foods diet is probably the best cure out there for heart disease and type 2 dia
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I'm confused. Is this a promotion for your startup studyhall.com? Or do you really want to know the answer to your question?
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I currently use Apple Notes (iMac, iPad, iPhone using iCloud sync). I've previously used Devonthink, personal wiki, Basecamp, Asana, GTD, and others.
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Moving to where the puck is
(heydave.org)
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Yeah, the chart tells the story. I think they had a difficult time picking up traction. They did a kind of pivot recently when they added the ability to stamp books, music, TV, movies, iOS apps, etc. But when I used the app it was confusi
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Gotta say that Startup School 2012 had some really great talks. I had the chance to attend in person and it exceeded my expectation. The speakers shared some great insights and stories about their startups and each one gave a different pe
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It seems to me that Zynga's biggest mistake was 1) not expecting that social gaming craze to take a dive and 2) not figuring out early enough what to do next when the social gaming craze died down ... those two things are related. So rather
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Why the iPad Mini Matters
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I had a starkly different experience when I visited a Tesla store (in Newport Beach). The product specialist was super helpful and we sat in a Model S for 10 minutes while he explained all the features. They didn't have a car to test driv
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