harscoat

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by harscoat 16y ago
"The idea should be sharp and pointy, an idea that lodges itself in people's brains where no other idea has already taken up residence."
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On Social innovation(economist.com)
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Google to acquire like.com(techcrunch.com)
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by harscoat 16y ago
Personally moved in the country whose language I wanted to speak. Otherwise there is Tim Ferriss method http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog/2009/01/20/learning-lan...
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Sean Ellis Normal vs. Network Effect Growth Startups (vid)(blip.tv)
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The Twitter goldmine(bbc.co.uk)
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by harscoat 16y ago
Intrinsic (vs extrinsic) motivation, +1
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Oracle/Google: the patents and the implications(carlodaffara.conecta.it)
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Visions of the Gamepocalypse(fora.tv)
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New Google Buzz API features, including a garden hose(googlecode.blogspot.com)
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Real non shortened URL are back in Twitter stream with tweet button(techcrunch.com)
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by harscoat 16y ago
I'd be happy to learn, why the downvote on datasift?
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by harscoat 16y ago
the big news imho is "Datasift" (twitter partnering with tweetmeme for): "Scalable platform for developers to build very precise streams of data from the millions and millions of status updates sent every day. * Tune tweets through a
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by harscoat 16y ago
the real news is tweetmeme shifting to @datasift http://blog.datasift.net/
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Twitter takes the tweet button from tweetmeme(techcrunch.com)
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Twitter track on steroids - announced by TweetMeme founder(scobleizer.com)
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Tuning the social web(blog.datasift.net)
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Build very precise streams of data from Twitter tweets(datasift.net)
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by harscoat 16y ago
ok and that answers my question. Altruism as one item in our evolutionary library toolkit vs more deeply ingrained in our behaviors or even genes. My hope is that it is selfishness which is more an item in our library... that we evolved mor
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by harscoat 16y ago
I don't understand (or I am scared to understand?;). Do you mean we all evolved towards altruism? then this is contradictory, if we evolved (over 1000s of years) towards altruism then one can not modify instantaneously his evolved behavior
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by harscoat 16y ago
... to become "paypal for verified healthy actions" rather than '"evite" for healthy activities' http://blog.imoveyou.com/announcing-our-new-name-getupandmov...
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by harscoat 16y ago
1/ "behavior programming": it is what you do with it that determines if it is "marketing" or not. I think of the Gamepocalypse of Jesse Schell: games&reward mechanics are there (like mattmaroon just said). But now who will win? Big self
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by harscoat 16y ago
Why I think they are onto sthg: think of it as "behavior programming" (like Mydunktank we had put a short post on this http://blog.quantter.com/post/874726318/getupanmove-me-mydun... ) It seems simple and stupid and may be overlooked as su
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Shared intentionality (video)(video.google.com)
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Deliberate practice [pdf](projects.ict.usc.edu)
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by harscoat 16y ago
"deliberate practice" K Anders Ericsson http://projects.ict.usc.edu/itw/gel/EricssonDeliberatePracti...
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by harscoat 16y ago
"Cunctis Diebus quibus nunc milito expecto donec veniat immutation mea" Job 14:14 - quote that could illustrate (depending on translation interpretation http://www.biblestudytools.com/job/14-14-compare.html ) this idea: "work! (at least 1
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Stanford and UC Berkeley create massively collaborative math(mercurynews.com)
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by harscoat 16y ago
#1 rule of best salesmen or IBM sales school is not to pitch (not to give prints etc.) but to "listen". This is hard discipline. One is always more comfortable throwing info about one's product at the prospect especially if you built it as
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by harscoat 16y ago
None. Still thinking to Subscribe to Nature & Science (paper offline version)

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