Scobleizer

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   by Scobleizer 7y ago

   Two tech legends left us this week: Larry Tesler and Bert Sutherland. Both played key roles at PARC, the research center Xerox started that sparked large chunks of what we use today. Regarding Tesler: I sat next to him when I flew back from
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   by Scobleizer 7y ago

   Is there a way to know the "freshness" of the data? Obviously if I'm driving and a car in front of me just imaged the road I can be much more reasonably certain that there isn't any debris on the road surface, or new pot
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   by Scobleizer 14y ago

   Even those of us who are almost professional conference goers get tired of this stuff eventually. I know I far prefer having a couple of awesome programmers over my house for a great conversation. Just did that this morning, actually, when
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   by Scobleizer 15y ago

   Yes. Here's what I do at Rackspace: http://www.quora.com/What-does-Robert-Scoble-do-at-Rackspace...
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   by Scobleizer 15y ago

   I use Instagram because I have about 10,000 followers on that service. I go where my friends are.
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   by Scobleizer 16y ago

   Heh. OK, I'll give you that. Language is such a funny thing.
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   by Scobleizer 16y ago

   The New York Marathon is a contest. Contests are not necessarily lotteries. If there are winners and losers it's definitely a contest. And with Y Combinator there's usually about 30 "winners" and more than 1,000 "losers."