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Nokia Pivots
(nokiapivots.com)
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15y ago
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The Coming Privacy Panic
(bryce.vc)
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15y ago
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Free speech Is Not A Pony
(shirky.com)
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15y ago
Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Silk is looking for software engineers. Silk is trying to do some really disruptive stuff with structured content and we have a long term vision to really bring the semantic web to masses and build an amazing com
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15y ago
Yes, it's going to be freemium like. We'll be announcing various stuff around the actual product really soon, but the idea is that Silk could become your website, in the same way that Tumblr works as a website for a lot of people. I love th
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15y ago
You're right: content is on our servers so we can build up all the indexes to allow for fast searching and querying. Not sure why that would be a problem though. We don't intend to lock-in peoples content and we'll provide a REST based read
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(Silk co-founder here) We haven't changed course. As Ixiaus mentions, there are several chicken and egg problems involved around the 'semantic web'. We're starting with specific content publishers right now that use a combination of our web
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Filter and Visualize Data in Seconds with Silk
(thenextweb.com)
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Peacetime CEO/Wartime CEO
(bhorowitz.com)
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What does it feel like to be rich?
(quora.com)
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Wikileaks and the Long Haul
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One nation, divisible
(economist.com)
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Crossing the uncanny valley
(economist.com)
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The Right Kind of Ambition
(bhorowitz.com)
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High Ground Maneuver (Scott Adams on the iPhone 4 press conference)
(dilbert.com)
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How the Old Spice Videos Are Being Made
(readwriteweb.com)
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Say what? Afghanistan has $1 trillion in untapped mineral resources?
(blog.foreignpolicy.com)
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Don't Forget The Whitespace
(usabilitypost.com)
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The Twitter Platform
(blog.twitter.com)
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Facebook is mirroring Wikipedia
(facebook.com)
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Facebook Launches “Insights For Your Domain”
(allfacebook.com)
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Is Apple Booting iAd's Competition from the iPhone?
(readwriteweb.com)
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Internet Freedom
(avc.com)
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GMail vowel outage
(gmailblog.blogspot.com)
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Does Rest Of World Matter More Than The US?
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Google’s Doodles (on corporate symbols)
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Look forward in anger (on personal animosity in Silicon Valley)
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New ways of visualising data
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Startups and financial models for SAAS companies
(beyondvc.com)
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Reinventing XSLT in pure Javascript
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17y ago
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