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Why China's Economy Will Grow to $123 Trillion by 2040(foreignpolicy.com)
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Looks like Apple has big plans for maps http://www.tuaw.com/2009/11/30/apple-taking-their-maps-app-t... Google probably wants to keep their role as the mapping service for iphone maps. This may be part of a way to keep a temporary balanc
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by jonmc12 17y ago
There are different classes of entrepreneur that run the gambit of risk profile. An entrepreneur can be an investor who puts a deal together, a soccer mom who opens a flower shop, a software developer trying to change the world, etc, etc.
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Brian Williams: Why Jon Stewart Is Good For News(npr.org)
35 points by jonmc12 17y ago|11 comments
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Quattro Confirms Acquisition by Apple(tomshardware.com)
1 points by jonmc12 17y ago|0 comments
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by jonmc12 17y ago
One Mistake - the plan only has 500 minutes and costs $79. Also, initial pricing not quite as straightforward as presented: http://www.google.com/support/android/bin/answer.py?hl=en&#3... ie, $179 only if you are a new customer switching
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The Beauty of (polynomial) Roots(math.ucr.edu)
3 points by jonmc12 17y ago|1 comments
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User Goal Tracking in Rails with Vanity and Google Analytics(viget.com)
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The article was addressing the validity of the viewpoint that 'non-biological entities have more reasoning and processing power than biological entities...I think this is all going to happen in the next 40 years...' I tend to agree with yo
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"I want to switch gears slightly and talk about other ways we use humans in modern research." I thought the first argument, regarding the use of humans to conserve resources associated with time, data and domain expertise, was right on and
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uhh.. its not stereotyping - comment was directed at a government policy that has fostered piracy at all levels in China. The comment is a characterization of policy, not a characterization of people.
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Not condoning MS, but does anyone else find it ironic that a chinese company is accusing MS of piracy?
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Ray Kurzweil predicts how technology will change humanity by 2020(nydailynews.com)
24 points by jonmc12 17y ago|43 comments
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by jonmc12 17y ago
GWT always sounds interesting, but I am underwhelmed by the application gallery. Every app looks like a draft version of gmail, google maps or google wave. Any links to impressive interfaces (non google-built)?
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Seppukoo - Assisted virtual identity suicide(seppukoo.com)
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Apple Acquires Lala(online.wsj.com)
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What happened to Second Life?(news.bbc.co.uk)
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Funny, when my phone was stolen sprint assured me that 'legally' they could not use the GPS info from the phone for anything but emergency purposes - not even to tell the police where my stolen phone might be.
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Don't ingest lead.
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Instrumenting Your Enterprise for Maximum Predictive Power(blogs.forrester.com)
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Ellerdale - Live Trending People(ellerdale.com)
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The Brain Chip Cometh, & It Cometh from Intel(readwriteweb.com)
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TED India Recap(monsoonco.com)
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Autonomous Indoor Copter Drone Steers with Laser Scanner(popsci.com)
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Can Google Chrome Frame really help?(jimmycuadra.com)
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by jonmc12 17y ago
I think his problem of persona mis-matches is a temporary problem we all will face. Are you a leader of your organization or are you a burning man guy? We all have limited time to understand your true personality, so we have to rely on ou
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by jonmc12 17y ago
Buffett himself keeps no firm schedule - he keeps his time available specifically so that he jump on deals. His organization is organized for jumping on opportunities once he decides they are a good deal.
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Google Wave Federation: Why it Matters(readwriteweb.com)
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I did this too, in my old home office. Cheap and worked great. The reality is though, the more space I used to have whiteboard discussions with others, the harder it was to capture this information for later use. Nearly all of the time, a
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Twitter was started by an already successful founder (Biz Stone); Facebook was a profitable company that did sell itself (through further investment) to re-position as a world-changing company. As an entrepreneur you are in the best positio

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