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by echoes 12y ago
Sigh, another fabulous list of books to wish I'd read but won't have time to read.
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by echoes 12y ago
Ahh! I went to his SXSW talk this year and was absolutely entranced with the Wolfram language. It seemed like a real step forward in innovative thinking and actual "natural language" programming, but I was sad it's proprietar
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Brain Monitoring Meditation Headband(choosemuse.com)
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by echoes 12y ago
Based on the colors chosen for the site (blue for the button - i.e., boys click the button - and pink for the title logo - i.e., the gift is for girls), the images (jewelry, women's shoes, a notebook that says "LOVE"), and th
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by echoes 12y ago
Fascinating articles, and judging especially by the "SexTech Startups in a Hostile Business World," it seems like sextech would do well to be added to YC's 'New Requests for Startups' list...
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by echoes 12y ago
I really like the clean design, and the fact that there doesn't seem to be a strong gender orientation. Just neutral, organized data.
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by echoes 12y ago
Oh man, this is like when I realized I could just go BUY cookies for myself whenever I wanted. What a cool, personalized piece!
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by echoes 12y ago
Well, I was responding mainly to Jiggity's claims that this watch has no clear purpose, no "X" that everyone "NEEDS TO HAVE" - since it does seem to have somewhat indistinct function, it needs to sell itself mainl
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by echoes 12y ago
I totally agree with this ^. The key to wearables is to make them fashionable - to make them into something a lot of people want to wear, and want others to see them wearing. Wearable devices are still very much on the fringe - mainly due