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Talent without discipline is like an octopus on roller skates. There’s plenty of movement, but you never know if it’s going to be forward,...
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A haiku from the article: A Case for Getting Far, Far Away
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Oh hey my #Ouya arrived! #gaming
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Saul Bass’s Bell System Logo Redesign (Pitch Video): ...
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wugs:
rock bottom is when youtube comments are more intelligent than your government
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Bobby Cannavale on Prince Street.
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Cool time lapse video of the Washington Monument earthquake scaffolding construction project, from March 20 to May 13, 2013. Video shot from the...
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“Most people do not openly force us into roles, they merely suggest that we adopt them through their reactions to us, and hence surreptitiously...”
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Julianne Moore - Rika #8 by Helena Christensen, Spring/Summer 2013
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Some good stuff happening with the latest Tumblr app update. Save to Instapaper is an awesome add.
“Hi, we reach 13 million readers but we can’t afford to pay you freelance types for your work. Can we have 1,200 words for free?”
Meanwhile, Marco Arment’s The Magazine has just 25,000 subscribers who pay $1.99 a month, allowing him to pay writers $800 per article.
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Woah
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Read the entire post. Crazy.
(via evangotlib)Man oh man…enlightening.
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The concept is something of a paradox: If Circa truly finds a better way to present other companies’ information, then the source links, which are present under each “atom” of the story, will cease to be useful, becoming little more than polite nods. If this form of the story really is better, why would you ever leave? It doesn’t help that Circa’s current design literally buries its sources, hiding them behind an ever-present button at the top of the screen. You could read an entire, 20-part brief and never see a source link if you didn’t want to. It’s aggregation without compromise.
The new Tumblr app
Meh. Where’s my video URL tab? I do like the tagging feature and the improved search function. If you’re using it, what do you think?
Update: also don’t like that you don’t get a person’s bio when you click over to check them out.
Public radio app and my Bluetooth speakers while eating dinner in the garden.
This Puerto Rico station was a cool find. But I’m really just a Hot Jazz Saturday Night kinda girl.
Yes! Young women learning tech. I love it.
Why build a happiness map? The Startup Bus answer, co-creator Ricky Robinett says, is that people might one day pay to track their happiness like they do their fitness. There’s also an opportunity for brands to sponsor some happiness.
-Cheaper than therapy
Angry Birds teams up with NASA for game announcement. This is both cool and troubling.
Wow. It was founded four years before the iPhone was launched. Who knew?
