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Consumer Innovation
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Some people emailed me back. Not one person emailed me back to say I was not following etiquette standards.
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Feedback and traction are 2 different things. For feedback: directly contact people in the sector which your product is intended to serve. Send people whom you respect in the industry an email and ask them for their thoughts. Getting 'initi
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Does this mean that 'tags' can now to be used for more objective sorting of data, such as a multi-dimensional Dewey Decimal System? If so, I hope these tags are appropriately applied to each work- I would hate to miss out on content simply
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Open Innovation
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Attention-span Myth
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What about a tab for each Path share group indicating which friends you share photos with? If you want to share photos with "work: medium-good friends" you can and insure that the "work: ok friends" or "family: mom's side" don't get the sam
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Bad Science (book)
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Vinod Kholsa seems to agree in that regard. He is investing in profitable ventures that have great potential to solve large problems. According to a NYT article, he wants to show that for-profit businesses can be more effective at achieving
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So you are defining 'social components' as within the user space of the Internet proper. The author seems to be defining the user space as a single branded site. One difference is this: Google creates products that are designed to be shared
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Scraping bird poo from the inside of large outdoor bird cages. While the birds scream and flap from above, I wear a rain jacket and scrap the cement floors with a putty knife. This was my first job and lowest paying job when I was 10. It wa
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Can I have an eraser please?
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Creative minds 'mimic schizophrenia'
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Wikis are designed to share information. Collaborating with others in your case seems to be about solving problems and accomplishing tasks. I would use tools that are best for each purpose in the collaborative process, rather than lean tow
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Killing Mosquitoes with lasers
(ted.com)
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MDMA used in treating PTSD
(scientificamerican.com)
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+1 for short description of what your app/website does on the front page: "If you don’t tell people what to say about your app, they’ll come up with it themselves and sometimes it’s inaccurate or crappy." I temporarily fell victim to not te
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do you know what type of BOP they are using? And why it might not be working? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blowout_preventer Wikipedia says there are 2 types. Could be there is some sediment somewhere causing a mechanical failure? Or mayb
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Online music composition collaboration
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16y ago
So your network traffic is guilty and sentenced until proven innocent.
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Sight Glass Coffee is using it as a POS.* http://www.flickr.com/photos/mager/4487454328/ *I don't have one
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Eric Ries interview
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http://ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html
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Why No Jobs
(aaronsw.com)
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Grand Challenges
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org-mode for emacs is great. Prioritize your list of things to do. That way you only have 1 thing to do next. It may seem daunting to have a pile, but if you line everything up in a neat row, you can only see 1 thing to do until it is finis
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Why not just have the customer opt-in/out of 'algorithm participation' per movie selection? Likely, Netflix has the power to start it's own social network platform based on it's existing users' movie preferences. Some user's might be proud
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I want that and a stackoverflow for the same. Thanks!
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Short book review: Delivering Happiness
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Launch Pad at Web 2.0
(web2expo.com)
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