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by paulodeon 17y ago
I have to say this part of the passage made me laugh out loud, it's funny and captures what it probably sounds like to non-techies...
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by paulodeon 17y ago
Those flashing lights are simply the way the device communicates with the user. (Presumably) in the absence of haptic feedback on the controls the device needs to feedback what it is doing to the user visually. Without screens the current m
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by paulodeon 17y ago
What this is and what's exciting about it is that it's a new human-computer-inteface designed solely for producing synthesized music. Think about what we had before: Midi keyboards, Midi guitars, keyboards and mice, a few more interesting c
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by paulodeon 17y ago
While this makes perfect sense from an intellectual standpoint, pragmatically speaking it won't help you much in day to day life. Self-centrism, while no doubt obstructive in the search for a cure to cancer can be quite useful when say, ask
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by paulodeon 17y ago
When in London, visit the British Library in Kings Cross. Free wi-fi, desks with built in sockets, pretty inspiring environs. There are a limited number of seats though, so get there early!
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by paulodeon 17y ago
Of course all this has been discussed at great length by PG, not specifically to London but generally SV vs anywhere else. The fact is that London has most of the ingredients to be a successful startup hub: capital, talent, location, and pl
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Growth Strategies of Inc. 500(inc.com)
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