Erick davidson. It's my first day: Archive

Feb 10th

Feb 9th

“Truth is, no one wants to communicate with their fridge. No one wants the...”

– ‘Smart fridge? Idiot fridge, more like’ - The Guardian, via Stef. (via fuckyeahinternetfridge)

Feb 7th

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Feb 6th

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Feb 4th

Bite Sized Film: Lessons for First Time Directors →

joncarr: “Be Humble. Allow people who are good at their jobs to do their jobs, to help you, and to understand that everyone else’s success is contributing to the success of the movie. Great directors have a much easier time listening to other peoples opinions and hearing someones suggestions and putting…

Feb 3rd

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Attending the 2011 Crunchies

This past Tuesday I went to the 2011 Crunchies awards. It began on Monday when I saw that @TechCrunch tweeted about a contest to win tickets to the Crunchies by using the hashtag #Crunchies. I replied right away with a tweet. A few minutes later, I got a Twitter alert on my phone that Elin, TechCrunch’s Community Manager, replied and said that I had won a ticket! After a few hours of...

Feb 3rd

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Jan 30th

Watch

nycdigital: Timelapse: Visualizing over 1000 Nike+ Runs in NYC By CSmith on Vimeo

Jan 26th

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Jan 23rd

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Fun, Flash and Festivity: Winter Game Jam →

Recent writeup on a GameJam that happened at work.

Jan 23rd

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Jan 20th

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Responsive Web 101 →

Interesting post/video on Responsive Web Design, in case you haven’t heard of it.

Jan 16th

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Jan 8th

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Jan 4th

“If I try my best and fail, well, I tried my best.”

– Steve Jobs, 1998 (via david)

Jan 2nd

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Jan 2nd

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Jan 1st

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Avi Muchnick: On startup transparency →

msg: avimuchnick: When I first started @Aviary, I planned to be completely transparent about the company’s progress with everyone: employees, users and total strangers. I understood that traditionally, early startups were in complete stealth mode and closed about their plans and progress. That seemed silly to me. === READ THIS ENTIRE POST Great post.

Dec 31st

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