matthewslotkin

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by matthewslotkin 15y ago
wrong. the idea is that if you have a good time, yale will look the other way when it comes to your academics. the better your time, the less the school cares about your SATs. the idea is extremely applicable to everything in the real wor
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How to Create Effective Facebook Wall Posts(thenextweb.com)
1 points by matthewslotkin 16y ago|0 comments
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by matthewslotkin 16y ago
Do the iPad's only fetch data from a host iPad or can anyone with any of the iPads change the data that everyone is seeing?
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by matthewslotkin 16y ago
This would be incredible for online classrooms.
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by matthewslotkin 16y ago
I heard Color was using this technology to determine whether people were angry, disappointed, or just waiting for something interesting to happen when using their app.
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Facebook encourages more business pages with new feature(utalkmarketing.com)
2 points by matthewslotkin 16y ago|0 comments
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Report: Apple to Absorb iPad Cost Increases in Japan(macobserver.com)
3 points by matthewslotkin 16y ago|0 comments
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by matthewslotkin 16y ago
The problem with charging from day 1 is that the entry cost on the Internet is so low. That means that even if I make a great product and start charging for it, someone else can easily make a copy-cat product and make it free. The logic b
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by matthewslotkin 16y ago
If Bob is so invested in selfless help, why doesn't he drop some cash and build a fence to permanently keep the elephants out? Also, to those suggesting that killing this elephant is chill because it fed a lot of people, I'm pretty sure the
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by matthewslotkin 16y ago
Looks like the king of open is realizing that Apple isn't evil, it just has better foresight.
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Apple Teaches Google About Product Synergy (Lesson Learned?)(fastcompany.com)
1 points by matthewslotkin 16y ago|1 comments
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Debate: What’s the Reason For MySpace’s Decline?(infoq.com)
9 points by matthewslotkin 16y ago|7 comments
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NFC is way overhyped, says mobile payment leader Sybase(venturebeat.com)
1 points by matthewslotkin 16y ago|0 comments
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by matthewslotkin 16y ago
also longer and richer content might get pushed aside by shorter gawker style content. wikipedia should be ok though... =)
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by matthewslotkin 16y ago
i wonder if this will promote junk content. if paris hilton starts popping up over paris france when you search paris there might be a big issue here.
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by matthewslotkin 16y ago
Hard to think that Apple won't outdo this in the next few months...
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Amazon's new 'Cloud Drive': Better than iTunes?(theweek.com)
2 points by matthewslotkin 16y ago|1 comments
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by matthewslotkin 16y ago
this is exactly correct. kudos to Apple for having the foresight on this one.
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by matthewslotkin 16y ago
Speaking of Color, you can use Color it in combination with this locator and this: http://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/color-hack-allows-users-... to massively multiply your creep factor.
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by matthewslotkin 16y ago
just imagine using this hack in foursquare...
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Color ‘hack’ allows users to spy on anyone from anywhere(digitaltrends.com)
14 points by matthewslotkin 16y ago|5 comments
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by matthewslotkin 16y ago
A wise tweet before it was deleted. I'm surprised more people aren't worried about this.
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Color, Facebook, and the Value of Implicit Social Graphs(insidefacebook.com)
2 points by matthewslotkin 16y ago|0 comments
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by matthewslotkin 16y ago
Maybe. But so are all the headlines about Amazon. Yes, Amazon beat Apple and Google to the punch on the media locker, but the extent to which that is relevant is questionable. Apple sells 70% of the digital music in America compared to A
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by matthewslotkin 16y ago
small sold out events look and sound better than big empty events. also the 4:1 dev to engineer ratio is a major selling point.
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by matthewslotkin 16y ago
I mean I'd hardly consider the original iPhone a minimum viable product. Smart phones had been around for years, and what the iPhone did was redefine the smart phone. I guess in some weird sense you could say that it was a minimum viable
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by matthewslotkin 16y ago
Really interesting idea. While I know nothing about robotics, this makes me wish I did. Does anyone know the startup costs of building a robot vs. making a computer in the 70s? My guess is the cost and complexity of building a robot far e
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by matthewslotkin 16y ago
i would guess that this guarantees that they will have someone on a there team that is actually capable of building something. hobbyists are nice and often extremely capable, but the CS student qualification basically ensures that they are
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by matthewslotkin 16y ago
Apple beats Amazon to a useful media distribution store by a decade.
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by matthewslotkin 16y ago
since when does Apple launch minimum viable products? that is the opposite of what Apple does.

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