February 2012
18 posts
Watchvimeo:
BPS Football Match Timelapse by LookyCreative This timelapse video of a soccer match in Poland was shot over the course of six hours and several games. From the stands to the parking lot, no detail went overlooked. They shot it, and we think they totally scored.
“You can be assured we are working as hard as ever this year to deliver an...”
– Tim Cook talking today at Apple’s shareholders meeting.
“We’re working on things that will blow your mind” is a pretty constant theme amongst those I talk to from time to time at Apple. While the competition is all aimed squarely at them, they’re not worried in the least bit because they’re aimed...
Watchmattangriffel:
I turned my series of blog posts on How to Teach Yourself to Code into a class and threw it up on Slideshare.
80,000 views so far! That’s more than I had ever anticipated
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“During the 1920s, Charlie Chaplin once went to a Charlie Chaplin-look-alike...”
– Look-alike - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (via soxiam)
“To be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to...”
– ~E.E Cummings
Wolff Olins Blog: What separates the best brands... →
wolffolinsblog:
For the last couple years, we’ve been traveling the globe talking to leaders at some of the world’s best companies and trying to learn exactly what separates the best from the merely good. Today, we’ve published our analysis of what we’ve learned, in a report called Game Changers.
A key takeaway was that even though companies today recognize the important factors required...
Bijan Sabet: Take my data →
bijan:
The Path story continues this week.
You can check out all the various posts on the subject on Techmeme right now.
The issue is that Path 2.0 had used our personal address book data to find friends that also use Path.
At the highest level, I think that is a feature - not a bug or a problem…
And Then, Suddenly, It Works →
parislemon:
Chris Dixon:
An idea getting tried over and over tends to be a positive signal (which is one reason that competition is overrated). It’s very easy when you spend lots of time around startups to get cynical. You could tweet and blog predictions that every new startup will fail and how the ideas are derivative and you’d be right 95% of the time. The hard part – and what matters for...
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