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by hosh 15y ago
Oh wow. UI fail. I missed that completely. Thanks for mentioning it.
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by hosh 15y ago
Sharing works. Sharing just does not work without publicly +1 the reader item. (This is a big -1 for me).
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by hosh 15y ago
There's been an announcement from Google that they are finally implementing one the most-asked for features for Google Reader: sharing items from Readers to your G+ circles. Once implemented, sharing news items from Reader to other Reader u
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by hosh 15y ago
So the fight is on two parts of the board: the part where consumer sees and the part where only developer sees. The next question: think iCloud -- or DropBox even -- will provide Google Wave technology? I have no idea how useful that would
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by hosh 15y ago
Never mind. I see it. http://developer.apple.com/icloud/index.php Does DropBox have anything similar? This looks like something that will run over DropBox.
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by hosh 15y ago
I don't closely follow the changes to Apple developer APIs, so this may be blindingly obvious to others but not to me. Does anyone know if Apple is providing iCloud APIs for iOS/OSX? I suppose, something similar to the file/db libraries, on
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by hosh 15y ago
This story sounds like the story of Audion, SoundJam, and iTunes nearly 10 years ago: http://www.panic.com/extras/audionstory/
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by hosh 15y ago
> I guess my biggest question becomes - can we design ways to pass that information along more effectively? That's a very good question. Something to mull over. > You should checkout The Ascent of Money for a good history of corpora
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by hosh 15y ago
@degusta Whether these leaders publicly eat their own dogfood or not is a matter of rhetorics and strategy. If that were your thesis and narrative, we would be having a much more interesting conversation. However, you didn't entitle your ar
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by hosh 15y ago
This article is flawed. It is making an assumption that public posts correlates with private posts. "Further, I think it’s reasonable to assume a correlation between private use & public use: if you were constantly posting things on a s
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by hosh 15y ago
Apparently I was not very clear in my writing with what "500,000 daily activations of Android" means. I elaborated my reasoning in a followup post. Feel free to rebut that.
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by hosh 15y ago
"Out of curiosity, can you describe what sort of 'deep wisdom' you think isn't/cannot be passed along?" I assume you mean, "cannot be passed along Facebook, or other Internet-like communications network". Mindfulness is one example. It's di
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by hosh 15y ago
"To me it seems they could actually be the most connected to older generations simply because they are sharing a social space (facebook) with them." You make an excellant point here. I have not seen examples in the wild of the kind of "deep
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by hosh 15y ago
You can be mindful or mindless in "doing things other people are doing." Many people choose to mindlessly "do things other people are doing." Leaders take a step in a direction, and the crowd may or may not follow them. If they do, it's b
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by hosh 15y ago
I've never framed it that way. Analyzing this as "network effect" is an interesting thought. But no, network effect is not the key insight I'm attempting to communicate. I'm talking about a generation of kids growing up with technology. Thi
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by hosh 15y ago
That's more or less saying: "Let's do this because everyone else is doing this." There's some merit in your argument. I've argued elsewhere that 500,000 daily Android activations means that the kids growing up now form their first impressio