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How will Google Glass change videoconferencing?(nextblitz.com)
2 points by gz5 14y ago|0 comments
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by gz5 14y ago
+1 Also think we are shooting a bit behind the bird to try to make current/future value conclusions on any present data as the value of a degree relative to other options is changing so rapidly.
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by gz5 14y ago
Good point, I would guess it is lower than 50% of total (irrespective of active vs. not active). Not sure where you sourced your GR data but maybe the ratios of GR/uniques across a few different types of sites to find out if GR ratios varie
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by gz5 14y ago
Not sure CNN is good proxy for RSS - many folks not using RSS for CNN because they get CNN via Twitter etc or visit it x times/day anyways? Seems like much (half?) of RSS market is folks monitoring streams of websites that they don't visit
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by gz5 14y ago
Insane determination when you are building a dream does not always map into insane determination when [whatever you are asked to do in big company]. Consider that many entrepreneurs grow out of even their own company - their own baby - when
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by gz5 14y ago
While engineer in me loves edge distributed and duplicated shards of encrypted data, does the business model hold up against the economies of the giant cloud providers doing it all in a few of their data centers?
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by gz5 14y ago
Nice post. Two more items that I like to mix into 1:1 agendas, not necessarily every meeting though: 1. What do you need from me (as your manager) to accomplish the top objectives? 2. What do you need from me for your personal dev and grow
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by gz5 14y ago
Nothing wrong with stats. They are what they are. Problem is when we then apply them to individuals. Then we are unfairly stereotyping the individual.
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by gz5 14y ago
with that problem being addressed, I would like to see in-game auction of the prime corporate seats that sit empty (but are purchased) and are usually heavily guarded. put real fans in the best seats.
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by gz5 14y ago
One strategy: 1. Examine your top (most engaged) x users each month 2. Quantify turnover in that group 3. Qualify which features/content they are using more/less than quantify more/less 4. Evaluate (3) against your business model - are your
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by gz5 14y ago
Like many of the points but not following the conclusions because Google Reader doesn't aid long tail discovery...was just best place to subscribe post-discovery. If the need for RSS reader remains, then others will simply fill the GR niche
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by gz5 14y ago
Extending that anecdote, let's consider typical reasons for Ted's failure: + Project not properly defined/scoped + Ted not put in role that fits what he can do + Ted not given the right help or tools + Ted not given enough time + Ted not ge
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by gz5 14y ago
The law of any overly generalized and overly complex law: the law is no good. Don't try to repair it. Rip it out and establish clear, concise, use-case specific laws, when necessary.
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by gz5 14y ago
if not there already, we should put up quick poll of top x Google Reader alternatives that everyone can vote on (put it on Google Docs to add a bit of irony) w/ a light column for use case (which OS, browsers, etc). every blog publisher the
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by gz5 14y ago
It is foregone conclusion that G+ will add the subscriptions in some manner? Agree Reader exit still creates a nice niche for others to fill since even if G+ is the goal not all folks will go G+ if there are more focused alternatives.
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by gz5 14y ago
not sure if that was tongue in cheek but only intent of post was example to show market %s are meaningless if you are going top down. if he or she can go bottom up - show which customers he or she will win (how and why) - and then show what
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by gz5 14y ago
When the next person tells you she will get 1% of any market then ask her to identify her top x customer prospects by name, describe how she will reach those customers and why those customers will buy her software instead of her competitors
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The argument against numbers and URIs(nextblitz.com)
1 points by gz5 14y ago|0 comments
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by gz5 14y ago
Access duopolies are the problem and have nothing to do with core network tech. Give us multiple access pipe options (IP access of course) and the telcos can do whatever they feel like in their cores (and most already use IP cores). This i
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by gz5 14y ago
We each have 20k different genes and infinite combinations of genetics, environment, behavior etc. But the good news is everything is binary - it is all either good or bad - for all of us.
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by gz5 14y ago
Your answer is different than my answer. We have 7B different answers if every combo of genes is different. Have to start somewhere, so this study helps, but 6 hours versus 10 hours for small sample size is only a starting point.
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How To SOCIAL - FAKEGRIMLOCK via AVC(avc.com)
2 points by gz5 14y ago|0 comments
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by gz5 14y ago
Agree weed out but Y likely met with their top employees well ahead of the announcement to discuss strategy, intent, duration (almost certainly temporary) and get feedback? If Y and MM indeed did have those discussions ahead of time then I
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by gz5 14y ago
Just detect IE users and prompt them to download a plug-in. Meanwhile, voice and video enable [your app] for the other 70% of your users. Can argue that WebRTC is not really about universal calling regardless...and yet still a game-changer:
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by gz5 14y ago
The server architecture is nice but my favorite part is the simple signaling protocol, as opposed to SIP or any other overly complex (for this use case) telephony signaling protocol. Nice work.
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by gz5 14y ago
We all know most changes result in assumed consequences and unforeseen consequences. Especially if you mess with the most basic human functions ; ) The planner in me therefore would have liked to see a bit more planning upfront, less knee
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by gz5 14y ago
can't wait to see the Argaiv ads w/ the skinny actors smiling away and the low voice at the end warning us that our partners need to know about the side effects, perhaps talking just a bit slower than the normal disclaimers, and with a few
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by gz5 14y ago
Any concern that the student then focuses on the assessment alone, less interested and less engaged in activities/classes/work that would otherwise teach her how to learn, how to work in a team, etc? Does this focus students on an outcome t
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by gz5 14y ago
Cisco focusing more and more on software and services. Interesting litmus test will be their hard VC and telepresence endpoints. Enterprise market and Cisco a leader...however Cisco knows future is soft clients, UC, video-enabled apps, se
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by gz5 14y ago
I was a little bit everywhere, all the time. But not truly anywhere. Without the temptation available from my pocket, I feel like I am more present being wherever I am. Nice summary. I can't quite ditch my Droid but am decreasing the fre

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