floozyspeak

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by floozyspeak 18y ago
I bet he's gettin something on the side to basically step into the ring of fear here and fire the flare of "now's the time". I don't think people really dispute that now is the time. The problem is the view point. You basically have to pu
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by floozyspeak 18y ago
Right now you can't afford to spend money and be wrong. Yet at the same time you need to make sure that whatever spend goes a long way. Use your money well, ask clear questions, and get real clear good human actionable toward ROI answers-
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by floozyspeak 18y ago
Touche... anyways expect more iphone apps, expect to be swarmed with them now that the nda is out the window, stop reading this and start developing something, its the cool new sandbox. No saturation point in sight. From a discovery and f
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by floozyspeak 18y ago
Wufoo in general is a good simple success story. Its a story of polish. Polish in concept, site design, feature set, attention to detail, hand written thank you for using our service notes and more. They are a good envious benchmark for
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by floozyspeak 18y ago
Seems to send the message its ok to go bankrupt cause the gov will bail you out, so wth, lets do it!
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by floozyspeak 18y ago
Go to war with IRAQ!
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by floozyspeak 18y ago
Cause its groovy? It says don't yell at me for something that's not done yet. Its like delivering not finished pizza, you got issues, well duh, of course you do, its not finished yet.
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by floozyspeak 18y ago
I think its funny that folks feel this stuff is so baffling. It think what's causing this alarming "HEY" in people is the price. Understandable really, who the hell wants to do anything for .02 cents. Yet, again, we got blinders on. Tha
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by floozyspeak 18y ago
Half of Google's products are in 'beta' and will stay that way. The future web is and will be never finished. Conditioning the consumer to accept unfinished, unrefined, ever evolving, sometimes down, mostly up and operational, that's the
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by floozyspeak 18y ago
A classic and popular misconception that "no one in their right mind would do this", yet they do. The time for effort formula trips up a lot of people, your not the first one come up with this analysis. The problem you have is the lens you
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by floozyspeak 18y ago
Slick website. Video is very well done, one of the best "intro videos" i've seen in awhile. Was that made with Screenflow? Curious. Product seems pretty cool, I wonder can I tag other images, not just faces?
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by floozyspeak 18y ago
The security blanket is nice and its probably what keeps most people in their place in a kind of Matrix mentality. Startups only offer the truth of what you dare to be vs what the blue pill offers you. He has you, and all that corporate go
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Mechanical Turk Meets Girl Talk's "Feed the Animals"(waxy.org)
3 points by floozyspeak 18y ago|0 comments
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The Real Winners of TechCrunch50(floozyspeak.com)
1 points by floozyspeak 18y ago|0 comments
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by floozyspeak 18y ago
http://statushq.com/
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by floozyspeak 18y ago
ya,lame- yammer not that new, just evidence that hey twitter for corporate could be cool
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by floozyspeak 18y ago
How long will it be before Google debuts its own Tonchidot augmented reality slice'o'experience on Android- this year, next?
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CISCO copies MTV's CRIBS gist to make Digital Cribs(reelpopblog.com)
1 points by floozyspeak 18y ago|0 comments
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Spore User Research Outtakes(vimeo.com)
24 points by floozyspeak 18y ago|6 comments
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by floozyspeak 18y ago
Well thats the second time I've pimped you out, first on rrw and now where, where the hell is my take??! :P I do wonder well greedypeople is sticking with the masses. :P
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by floozyspeak 18y ago
Try http://www.greedypeople.com that may be more of what ya need.. heh
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TonchiDot meet Denno Coil, where augmented reality goes next.(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by floozyspeak 18y ago|0 comments
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by floozyspeak 18y ago
Yes but be cautious. Make it too vague on what you want them to do combined with a low pay amount and you'll get weak data. Be clear on what you want them to do. pay them decently, not 1cent, maybe more like 5 cents or more and test it out
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by floozyspeak 18y ago
Good luck, have fun, and report back!
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by floozyspeak 18y ago
I've used it lots of ways. transcription of audio interviews, paid 8 bucks help me brainstorm a problem while I was flying from city to city for work, they did a good job on that one validate a hunch we had at the office on some language in
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by floozyspeak 18y ago
Its great, just depends on... - what you want to do - is it clear and possible to do - how many people you want to do it - what you want to pay It doesn't cost much to get a taste of turk, go for it, you'll be surprised at the result.
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by floozyspeak 18y ago
I've done quite a few research projects on turk myself, and I've researched the motivational issue and pay is not the key factor. this post shares some info from my studies http://www.floozyspeak.com/blog/archives/2008/08/valley_of_t...
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by floozyspeak 18y ago
Skitch, ScreenSteps, and another one I forget that starts with P, and its a whole page capture tool on the mac.
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by floozyspeak 19y ago
that report is such bs, forrester asks the wrong questions and gets the wrong data if you interview folks with a single serving mindset you're going to get single servings result future of tv/movie downloads is subscription based entertainm
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by floozyspeak 20y ago
Step 0, actually write them.. i dunno how many people i know that don't even think about writing personal thank you's. Plus make them inventive. If yer gonna make an impression of thanks, have fun with it.

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