May 2013
10 posts
The Chosen Few: A New Explanation of Jewish... →
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May 24th
May 21st
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Yahoo to Buy Tumblr for $1 Billion? →
Noooo!!! Don’t sell it @DavidKarp! Look what Yahoo did to Delic.io.us and the rest! Seriously, why sell when investors could provide the exact same amount?
May 17th
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May 8th
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Why your 8-year-old should be coding | VentureBeat →
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April 2013
22 posts
Apr 29th
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“Never attempt to dry a pet in the oven.”
– Is this in every cooker’s User Manual?
Apr 26th
“Amazon is not a retailer anymore, it is the largest behavioral marketing company...”
– Yaakov Kimelfeld, chief research officer at Kantar Media Compete, talking to Reuters about the company’s advertising network prospects. (via parislemon)
Apr 26th
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Apr 25th
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“We’ve had enough Bushes.”
– Barbara Bush on why she doesn’t see her son Jeb running for president in 2016. via CNN (via officialssay)
Apr 25th
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Apr 22nd
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Apr 22nd
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Apr 19th
How Memoirists Mold the Truth →
parislemon: André Aciman for NYT: Words radiate something that is more luminous, more credible and more durable than real facts, because under their stewardship, it is not truth we’re after; what we want instead is something that was always there but that we weren’t seeing and are only now, with the genius of retrospection, finally seeing as it should have occurred and might as well have...
Apr 15th
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Letters of Note: The Heinlein Maneuver →
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Apr 12th
Apr 12th
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"Too Much Twitter" →
Discover needs to get far better at surfacing the most interesting things from your own timeline that happened since you last looked at Twitter. Imagine if instead of showing interesting things from all around Twitter, Discover focused on your own timeline and showed you the most interesting and important things since you last checked Twitter. It could display the tweets by people you follow...
Apr 12th
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Apr 10th
“As I scan the statements of my memory bank for early deposits (it’d be a...”
– Russel Brand: http://m.guardiannews.com/politics/2013/apr/09/russell-brand-margaret-thatcher
Apr 10th
Must-Have Clauses in Your Freelance Contracts →
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Apr 9th
OTL: Michael Jordan Has Not Left The Building -... →
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March 2013
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Mar 8th
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Mar 8th
New York Times: Texas wants to restore family... →
chartier: Next on the agenda: restoring funding for planning farther than two feet past one’s irrational ideals.
Mar 4th
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You Are Boring
yourmonkeycalled: Here’s the full text of a piece I wrote for The Magazine a few months ago. I really enjoyed writing it, and would like to thank Marco once again for publishing it there. If you haven’t checked out The Magazine yet, you should. Anyway, here’s why you’re a total snooze: Everything was going great until you showed up. You see me across the crowded room, make your way over, and...
Mar 1st
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February 2013
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Feb 25th
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“The ‘carried interest’ loophole allows unearned income (stocks, bonds,...”
– Bud Myers, Daily Kos
Feb 25th
“Why not limit the mortgage interest deduction to $25,000 a year, so the rest of...”
– Robert Reich (via azspot) The “carried interest” loophole allows unearned income (such as stocks, bonds, annuities, vested stock options, real estate, rental income, dividends, silver, wine, art, gold, etc.), to be taxed at the capital gains tax rate of 20% — just HALF the top marginal...
Feb 25th
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Feb 15th
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Feb 14th
On Watch Rumors
minimalmac: And here, in a single image, is why we have no idea what Apple may or may not be working on, why it is useless to speculate about it, and why almost anything we can think it might be act or look like is likely wrong.
Feb 14th
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The iWatch is not the goal
I don’t think Apple is spending as much time & resources on an iWatch as has been reported. Why? Even if it’s insanely great, something more than a nice-to-have possible accessory/usecase for an iPodNano-sized device, Apple would still view it as just a stepping stone. The real goal is to make devices as portable, bendable, rollable & foldable as paper — or disappear altogether...
Feb 14th
iCloud's lack of a folder structure vs. Dropbox
Rene Ritchie offers some thoughtful analysis on this. Here’s how I see it. iCloud’s lack of a folder structure means large numbers of files become unmanageable: the more files you have, the (exponentially) more difficult it is to find any particular file. Someone or something doing the management of file organization is necessary. But the way iOS does it now — having content (pretty...
Feb 13th
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“Growing up is after all only the realization that one’s unique and...”
– ― Doris Lessing
Feb 6th