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by draggnar 15y ago
This reminds me of a study that compared Hartford, New Haven, and Cambridge: http://blogs.reuters.com/felix-salmon/2011/11/17/parking-dat... Basically, all 3 cities had been steadily increasing the number of parking spots they had, until
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by draggnar 15y ago
i think we're going to see search engines become more specialized. If I am looking for something in my area, Yelp is great. I reach yelp through duckduckgo (!yelp)
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by draggnar 15y ago
fantastic reminds me of the design brief for the new pepsi logo that leaked: http://www.fastcompany.com/files/PEPSI%20GRAVITATIONAL%20FIE... although it was widely criticized, the brief really demonstrates what a hundred million dollars t
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by draggnar 15y ago
I believe that the solutions will be found in a change in our value system. Things that we really appreciate, things that are uniquely human, will be valued more. See thisismadebyhand.com Obviously solving big problems and being "not averag
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by draggnar 15y ago
i like this homepage design. the windows style gets you right into different already posted events. I get the product immediately, nice work
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by draggnar 15y ago
They make a good point about how if there is too much employee ownership it could hurt growth because the capital base is not flexible enough and also employees might be less mobile. This does not assert their theory of not giving stock to
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by draggnar 15y ago
also his book - http://www.amazon.com/Republic-Lost-Money-Corrupts-Congress-...
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by draggnar 15y ago
looks kind of like the final visualization in the last frame made blurry and added a bit of movement
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by draggnar 15y ago
Maybe we should start picketing outside of movie theaters also?
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by draggnar 15y ago
like google googles!
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by draggnar 15y ago
I see the seeds of change in the Hype Machine and Soundcloud, but it seems right now that they are more for trendy music as opposed to popular music. I believe it is going to be a slow transformation, people listen to the radio and the labe
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by draggnar 15y ago
What would really be the reaction if, in protest over - lets say legislation written by lobbyists from Silicon Valley that would make any variation of SOPA illegal - the big media companies had a one day blackout. Why aren't they considerin
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by draggnar 15y ago
but the passion for starting a new business by identifying hardcore users that will invest in you by way of being an early adopter has not changed.
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by draggnar 15y ago
and to jump on social media to answer questions. the future of professionalism.
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by draggnar 15y ago
Patagonia started with Yvon Chouinard building mountain climbing equipment in cooperation with a machinist and basically out of a shed. There are hardcore runners who would pay top dollar for this cutting edge technology. These early adopte
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by draggnar 15y ago
My favorite thing about the Vibrams is the ability to change directions and literally feel the ground with my toes. Your toes were made for a reason.
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by draggnar 15y ago
just make the freaking shoes! sell! what are you waiting for!?!? You have passion for a completely new product in a very profitable niche. Start producing and when you have customers that can't get enough Nike will be knocking down your doo
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by draggnar 15y ago
but wouldn't it turn on automatically with an alarm? There should be a concert mode or movie theater mode that really shuts off all alerts.
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by draggnar 15y ago
I do this also. I have no idea why people go to the gym. You naturally increase your strength by moving your body around. No excuses for not having time to go to the gym because you can fit it in any time. Also, the important thing Convict
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by draggnar 15y ago
surreal indeed - i thought the jellyfish was going to kill you
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by draggnar 15y ago
the really amazing thing is that nobody has invented a new happy birthday song. did we reach perfection and that's it? no creativity for birthday melodies? orwellian or utopian? i can't tell anymore. "It's not utopian to want to build bette
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by draggnar 15y ago
Also, the price is a bit high for candy... have you tried a one envelope a month subscription?
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by draggnar 15y ago
I agree with you. While McDonald's can be the "winner-take-all" for food on the highway, being able to serve smaller and smaller niches due to larger distribution means that there may be only one winner for a very particular product. This n
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by draggnar 15y ago
What?! I was reading these comments thinking -- oh that would be funny if everything was under copywrite. I feel violated. The video, if you make it, should end with the fact that it actually is owned by Warner.
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by draggnar 15y ago
long time coming, and glad to see it.
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by draggnar 15y ago
but the soundtrack did fit the zeitgeist quite well
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by draggnar 15y ago
completely customizable, check the settings :)
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by draggnar 15y ago
After using duckduckgo for a few months, as my default in chrome... the bang syntax is worth it. There are !bangs for everything! Also if you don't like the colors everything is customizable in the settings. I switched the search results wi
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by draggnar 15y ago
debbie downer. i thought the video was pretty cool. hey, you did watch it to the end right? i would customize my pop sockets with cartoon eyes on the sockets.
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Japan to Use Robotics for Farming in Tsunami Zone(news.nationalpost.com)
2 points by draggnar 15y ago|0 comments

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