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   by kellysutton 16y ago

   I thought this was the case, too. Until I started reading about Sean Bonner. Look him up!
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   The nitty-gritty of whittling down your possessions(boingboing.net)

   2 points by kellysutton 16y ago|0 comments
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   by kellysutton 16y ago

   I originally started the project because I was away at an internship and had left all of my stuff with friends back in LA. When I returned for the fall term, I couldn't remember what was in the boxes I had left. (I had about 10 or 11 boxes
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   by kellysutton 16y ago

   I definitely agree with this and think it's fascinating. I feel the same attachment to my digital possessions as I do my few physical ones. The difference, however, is how much physical space each option consumes. I should also point out th
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   by kellysutton 16y ago

   The worst is that it's not even an array, it's a comma-delimited string.
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   by kellysutton 16y ago

   It's the Sex and the City effect, for better or for worse.
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   Choosing New York over San Francisco(kellysutton.tumblr.com)

   128 points by kellysutton 16y ago|114 comments
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   by kellysutton 16y ago

   I feel like if your entire product can be put out of business/duplicated overnight, there's little value in what you're doing. I'm sure Quora will be fine; they've been around a little and have a community.