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Note the Smile - Blog

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Playing Around Throws On a Pair of Smarty Pants. Ha ha ha ha. Playing Around, Taken Seriously. Toys and Play Objects. Entries in Game Systems (29). Receipt Racer: But why is it cool? Monday, July 18, 2011 at 2:48PM. Was linked all over the Interwebs last month. If you’re reading this post, you’re likely already aware of it. So what’s the big deal? I could probably download an emulator and start playing Spy Hunter. Link below) gushes about it; the post is even titled “pure nerd magic.”. And am finding mys...

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So...What's your plan? | The college graduates pursuit of happiness, after the worst recession | Page 2

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So…What's your plan? The college graduates pursuit of happiness, after the worst recession. Newer posts →. We are what we study. The facts are depressing. March 14, 2011. There is a 21:1 negative to positive ratio on what psychologists study (in other words, for every 1 study about happiness, there are 21 studies about depression or disorders.) Shawn Achor, professor at Harvard and author of The Happiness Advantage. Goes on to use a great example of this. 8220;Ever heard of Medical School Syndrome? Even ...

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The Silicon Valley Life: GreenGoose: Play Real Life

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The Silicon Valley Life. Where you can learn about all things Silicon Valley! Monday, May 9, 2011. GreenGoose: Play Real Life. This past week’s. Had very interesting demos. One that particularly caught my attention was. Imagine that life was a game, and every time you drank water, brushed your teeth or rode your bike, for example, you could get points. GreenGoose mission is exactly that: to transform everyday things into a fun game. So, how does it work? August 12, 2016 at 7:30 PM. Simple template. P...

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The Silicon Valley Life: May 2011

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The Silicon Valley Life. Where you can learn about all things Silicon Valley! Monday, May 23, 2011. This Week’s Events (May 23rd, 2011). Here are some promising events going on this week:. Hackerati, The Evolution of Apps . More info. 10 Things Not To Do In Your Social Sharing Dialogs. More info. Alchemist Series Panel on Founding Teams. More info. Startup Grind Hosts Naval Ravikant. More info. One Meetup - Hangover 2. More info. Tuesday, May 10, 2011. What makes web apps successful? Similarly to 7, make...

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life imitates game | i see bots

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Home Automation Scenarios (list). Interesting sites, blogs, and vendors (list). Internet of Things (list). In the future, you won't think this is so weird. Posted by Steve Cellini. On February 27, 2011. I’m not sure whether this is impressive, surprising, or just cynically ironic… but: what happens when you combine the competitiveness of online gaming with meatspace motion sensors and connected devices? From registering for the service. With the promise of developer and vendor APIs and partner opportunit...

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Waves, a lot of waves: February 2011

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Monday, February 28, 2011. Turn Your Computer Off! Links to this post. Seriously, this is good advice (Photo: Createblog). What do you do when the power goes out? What happens when you can’t surf the web or watch TV, and when even the battery on your mobile phone runs out? The increasing power and affordability of ever-connected phones and computers means that we can now access effectively limitless content at any time, anywhere. For some, this firehose of information is a curse rather than a blessin...

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Battereyes are watching you | Sensors Everywhere

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We are surrounded by data. Battereyes are watching you. Even a battery can be a sensor. I measured the current in a remote control battery while pressing various buttons. The typical remote control dumps a LOT of current through an infrared LED (up to 1A momentarily). The better to reach a TV or DVD player in a far corner of the room. This activity shows up clearly in the battery current. Whose sensor kit will be available in January) and Twine. Battery current when remote control button 5 pressed. For g...

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Zelkova Blog - Part 7

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Day 2 of Launch: Launch off your chair and MEET PEOPLE! February 24th, 2011 by Caroline Scheinfeld View Comments. Everyone loves social networks because they provide communities, why not leverage a real world community and combine interpersonal skills with the viral effect of the Internet. Like a demo you saw? Blog about the company! Transfer your real life connections to the online space. Leverage the viral nature of the Internet, but first, use your voice and meet people offline! Do not just take, give!