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by nav 18y ago
A strange man builds a world using holographic tools for the woman he loves. This award winning short was created by filmmaker Bruce Branit, widely known as the co-creator of '405'. World Builder was shot in a single day followed by about 2
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World Builder on Vimeo(vimeo.com)
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Great Grub Spots for all the SXSW-ers(fredwilson.vc)
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by nav 18y ago
Well Keith Chen @ yale showed that capuchin monkeys show the same fundamental behavior as humans. By the end, they were trading jello beans for sex and creating their own bubble economy. http://tinyurl.com/au5hq Comment from a buddy of mi
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by nav 18y ago
The study is very eye opening to say the least. Results are based off of and emotion-free instinctive approach to choosing outcomes based on (to a degree) fundamental investment principles. Pavlov's application to investing. I agree with th
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Training Rats as Traders(sites.google.com)
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Though the common sentiment here is not to start a company with a friend; I respect the general opinions in the article and comment threads, thought I must add that 'trust' is key. Typically those you trust are friends or family; unf. a Cat
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Brain Fart: Social Innovation(musings.navajeet.com)
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Creative Business Card Designs(fubiz.net)
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Congratulations to Chuck, EJ and team. Love the concept, business model (I believe it's still in the works) and in general the branding behind the company. Still preferred GAYmes as a decent alternative (courtesy Jason Oliver) ;)
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The same way an Ivy League degree doesn't guarantee success, a top tier VC doesn't either. With the economy as it is now and general investor sentiment; one needs to highlight the sheer value of determination, experimentation, the art of mi
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Protect Yourself with the Corporate Veil (sachinrekhi.com)
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Tumblr SEO(musings.navajeet.com)
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by nav 18y ago
Wii's beauty lies in it's level of interactivity and over all simplicity. (My mom picked up rockband in 15 mins).in my opinion the Wii will get better from an interactive standpoint ... ala more interesting game, hardware and interfacing wi
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by nav 18y ago
This is a great post. there any many insightful articles out there, all of them with insightful comments/theories. My personal opinion is that one should wait for Q1 reports and base forward judgments of the market based on what results and
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by nav 18y ago
Do you need down voting when you have a team of 30 pre-screening? Their is a higher likelihood of foul play when one has the opportunity to down vote one's post relative to one's own or peer's posts. A simple bubble-up philosophy can work.
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Looking forward to which Cloud based company/startup takes a fore front in this. @nategraves has a great point about APIs, would def. love to see a few of those and the applications that result from the sheer volume of data. Great initiativ
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by nav 18y ago
Concept is good. I'd prefer to see a swiss army knife approach with the design. Keep it simple/stupid. Just because your application has various features and services, you don't have to overwhelm a new user by carpet bombing them (humor me;
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by nav 18y ago
Legalization though probably not the ideal solution, makes sense. There are some decent examples out there today: ala. Amsterdam. Steven Levitt's book Freakonomics, does a great job of illustrating the elemental business like structures beh
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Sit down with Michael Scott Slosar(musings.navajeet.com)
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Valley Cycles and Scott Rafer(musings.navajeet.com)
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Hedge Recession(musings.navajeet.com)
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