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phylosopher
11y ago
Agree. Every engineer and anyone else interested in building. Wish there was a TechShop in London.
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phylosopher
12y ago
Well design site. Maybe I'll get off my lazy butt and do a triathlon... or not. How do people keep sites like this up-to-date when there are so many repositories of information and/or small players that are not standardized? Do th
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phylosopher
13y ago
Thank you Jason. I direct a not-for-profit foreign government and private foundation incubator based in San Francisco. We just completed a one-month quasi-accelerator for companies that came to the US. None were ready for VC funding and we
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phylosopher
14y ago
I wasn't a big Posterous user but I liked their mission and was hoping they would be around longer. I understand it's hard to maintain a service that aims to disrupt the incumbent. I would have sold in absence of any other option. Perhaps a
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Posterous discontinued April 30
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14y ago
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phylosopher
14y ago
Great news and best of luck. Full support from San Francisco
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phylosopher
14y ago
Take a look at www.minggler.com, a service myself and two others started last year. We aim to automate who and when to reach out to someone. Haven't quite perfected the formula. Would love your feedback.
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GMAIL: Increase in legitimate emails ending up in SPAM
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14y ago
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phylosopher
14y ago
Not on the release candidate. Perhaps on the current release.
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phylosopher
14y ago
I recently visited Microsoft innovation labs in Mountain View and they were really touting how cool Windows 8 would be on desktops and tablets. I've actually been using the release candidate version on a dual boot laptop with Ubuntu for the
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phylosopher
14y ago
Do you think that perhaps the recent "craze" to become a developer is not founded on solid group? Are people wasting their time and money? Definitely feel there is some merit to Peter Norvig's comments.
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phylosopher
14y ago
Happy ending. We got accommodation for free in the Mission in San Francisco for a small percentage of our fledgling startup, minggler.com
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phylosopher
14y ago
Just reviewed the first newsletter. Good cross-section of a very hot sector. Any chance you can include a section on 3D scanning? Also interested in copyright law.
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phylosopher
14y ago
You could call it a PR stunt and be right. For me it was inspiring. After watching the video I fired up trello and put in an idea for our service, minggler, on how we could leverage Google Glass. No it does not include extreme sports. Googl
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phylosopher
14y ago
I haven't lived/worked in the Bay Area for two years so hard to gauge mojo levels though I'll take the writer's word for it. However, I'm not convinced on Europe at least from my perspective as a self-funding entrepreneur living in Spain. T
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Singing Goodbye - Karen Leaves Microsoft for Exec
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14y ago
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15y ago
"pair programming is an excellent way for both parties to get a sense of what it is like to work together." So true and if you can convince a developer to do this, power to you. We are an early stage startup and we are two for two with this
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phylosopher
15y ago
I'm a former Googler who managed the deployment of their content distribution network. Outside of the codebase challenges that nostrademons articulated very well, Google has to deal with various big company concerns including shipping and l