dmerfield

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by dmerfield 15y ago
Here’s to the crazy ones, the misfits, the rebels, the troublemakers, the round pegs in square holes. The ones who see things differently.
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by dmerfield 15y ago
"I strongly recommend that we execute our succession plan and name Tim Cook as CEO of Apple" != "Tim Cook is the CEO of Apple"
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by dmerfield 15y ago
Apple just confirmed Cook will replace Jobs as CEO.
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Copyright Law Explained(youtube.com)
1 points by dmerfield 15y ago|0 comments
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Strauss-Kahn Sexual-Assault Case Dismissed(nytimes.com)
1 points by dmerfield 15y ago|0 comments
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by dmerfield 15y ago
Will this extend to the greater Palo Alto area?
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by dmerfield 15y ago
Ascii dick.
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The Drowning Child and the Expanding Circle(utilitarian.net)
4 points by dmerfield 15y ago|1 comments
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by dmerfield 15y ago
Even if the author fixed the line-height, type choice, text-shadow, background gradient, border-color and box-shadow, the resulting button would still have been done many thousands of times before.
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by dmerfield 15y ago
David Pache ( http://dribbble.com/helveticbrands ) Sean Farrell ( http://dribbble.com/brandclay )
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by dmerfield 15y ago
False - price is determined by the intersection of demand and supply curves.
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by dmerfield 15y ago
Whilst I agree that there is more chance of having one successful essay on the Internet, I don't buy the notion of decontextualisation. If it takes 99 essays to write one which meets the demands of your audience, you can't help but think t
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by dmerfield 15y ago
This raises a really interesting privacy question, the answer to which I do not know.
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by dmerfield 15y ago
'Open Learning' is one idea we've been playing around with
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by dmerfield 15y ago
We're exploring other names and we certainly understand the issues associated with 'Open'.
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by dmerfield 15y ago
Absolutely, we share many principles with the Khan Academy in our approach to the classroom. We're just trying to solve the problem in a different way. - David, Co-Founder, Open
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by dmerfield 15y ago
Open is free for individual teachers to use. We will not own resources submitted to Open. And yes, anyone can watch any lesson on the site (another reason we're named Open). Our revenue model is based upon service we intend provide to schoo
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by dmerfield 15y ago
Our tool is Open in the sense that access to it for teachers and students is free. The reason teachers and students can't sign up right now is we're in closed beta. - David, Co-Founder
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by dmerfield 15y ago
Changed the copy to sound less polemical. - David, Co-Founder
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by dmerfield 16y ago
Spotify is making the freemium model work in the UK & other parts of Europe. However, Spotify's success is partly due to their extraordinarily high free-to-premium conversion rate (upwards of 20%).