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by gz5 14y ago
The data is simply too dirty to be useful for anything other than novelty searches, and possibly searches involving the 1%(?) of people that actually put their life graph on FB. Maybe next step is FB adds user web surfing data (aggregated?,
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by gz5 14y ago
Agree and w/o doubt FB will beyond just friend of a friend - e.g. not too long before they expose three or four degrees of separation?
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by gz5 14y ago
i will blame the headline there. is it now mandatory for every headline to be either none, all, always, never, best or worst? headline aside, nice article, like "collaboration is the winning strategy — fear is the innovation-killer"
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by gz5 14y ago
great points on life skills, understanding marketing motivation, worthless hate. i don't believe the author is implying a conspiracy theory - but maybe i'm missing it - do we need conspiracy for each marketer to do their job?
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by gz5 14y ago
surprised the corporate agility theme doesn't explicitly include globalization displacing former US-based middle class jobs? globalization has positive economic consequences for the US as a whole, but not to key parts of the displaced midd
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by gz5 14y ago
+1 can't overstate removing inertia of work from the equation. for similar reasons, RFID or similar should also carve nice niche over time as Internet becomes ubiquitous and costs decrease?
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by gz5 14y ago
Great essay, much better than the usual year-in-review. Re: telecommute and resultant lack of face time, highly recommend non-purposeful video/audio calls - video ping me just to chat. Took me 5+ years of being a remote worker to learn the
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by gz5 14y ago
excellent writing. how long until similar "world w/o Internet-access" type essays? even today, something to keep in mind as we design and implement Internet dependent/co-dependent systems and processes?