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Anil Dash
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Interests: I can bore you to tears about New York City, Prince, language, and the history of the software industry.
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9 hours ago
FCC Open Developer Day
This coming Monday the commission will play host to a one-of-a-kind event in federal government. We’re calling on coders, programmers and developers of all stripes to join us at FCC headquarters for our first ever Open Developer Day. This will be a rare opportunity for developers in the public and private sectors to join forces. Out of this gathering will come innovations, collaborations, and continued open government partnership. via reboot.fcc.gov We're thrilled to join the FCC at their first Open Developer Day, where we'll be showing off the progress we've made with ThinkUp, and talking to both the FCC and... Continue reading
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Yeah, I think it's my pick, too. You can hear in late NSync stuff (especially, to my mind, "Gone") that he was already writing this material. I keep meaning to do a roundup of all the "Cry" derivatives, from his own "What Goes Around..." to Madonna's "Even the Devil..." to Rihanna's "Rehab" etc.
Commented 2 days ago on Justin Timberlake: "Cry Me A River" at Stupidfool.org
Justin Timberlake: "Cry Me A River"
Probably my favorite song of the 2000s decade. What's interesting (to me) is that this was released (as a single) only a year and a half after "Pop", and only two and a half years after "Bye Bye Bye" (one of the only videos I remember watching the making of). And yet "Cry Me a River" feel...
The definition of success! And completely deserved.
Commented 5 days ago on Milestone: five years without a day job at A Whole Lotta Nothing
Milestone: five years without a day job
A little over five years ago, I gave my notice to my last employer, Creative Commons. I'd been waiting for the day for over a year, but even with outside income from blogging it was pretty crazy at the time. We had just bought a new house and we had a six month old baby, and there I was, thinkin...
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5 days ago
One of the best things about being at Six Apart is it was a place where I got to work with a talent like you. Can't wait to see what's next.
Commented 6 days ago on Less talk, more rock at markpasc
Less talk, more rock
I've been trying to rationalize the decision, but it's clear what feels right to me. With the dissolution of Six Apart into the Say Media cocktail, I choose not to follow in the new adventure of some great people I've worked with during, in a few cases, all 6½ years I've been with the company. W...
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6 days ago
Hey Rob, the link is fixed. And while I pointed out inaccuracies in the other two linked posts, sorry if I tarred you by association — your post certainly doesn't make any inaccurate assertions. Rather, it's being used as the basis for ridiculous speculation, and that's why I wanted to clarify what the data you presented mean.
Thanks for appreciating the spirit in which my feedback was intended — in this case the "you" I'm referring to in the title isn't you as a blogger, but rather the others who are using your post as the starting point for unsupported inferences.
Commented Oct 22, 2010 on Your Twitter Ranking Article Is Wrong at dashes.com
Your Twitter Ranking Article Is Wrong
Here are some articles that have recently gotten attention amongst media obsessives. They are all fundamentally flawed: A list of the Top 25 newspapers on Twitter from Journalistics An expanded
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Oct 18, 2010
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Commented Oct 13, 2010 on Anthony Mangieri Ethers All other San Francisco Pizzerias at hello typepad
Anthony Mangieri Ethers All other San Francisco Pizzerias
Well, you know, it's the only thing I do. I've been making this pizza since I'm fifteen years old, and you know, when all you do is one thing over and over again you tend to get pretty good at it. via sanfrancisco.grubstreet.com
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Oct 13, 2010
I believe this could have been a "Takeover" rather than an ethering, but we will let it stand in this case.
Commented Oct 13, 2010 on Anthony Mangieri Ethers All other San Francisco Pizzerias at hello typepad
Anthony Mangieri Ethers All other San Francisco Pizzerias
Well, you know, it's the only thing I do. I've been making this pizza since I'm fifteen years old, and you know, when all you do is one thing over and over again you tend to get pretty good at it. via sanfrancisco.grubstreet.com
Yeah, I wasn't striving to be comprehensive here, but I'm a big fan of the Arc90 folks and of Readability, and they've definitely been pioneers in this kind of experience as well.
Commented Oct 13, 2010 on Fat Pages at dashes.com
Fat Pages
Today, in a Wired interview about Instapaper, Marco Arment offered up: “People love information,” Arment said. “Right now in our society, we have an obesity epidemic. Because for the first time in history, we have
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Oct 5, 2010
Anil Dash added a favorite at Expert Labs
Oct 5, 2010
Code for America Hosts An Open Cities ThinkUp
From our friends at Code for America comes exciting news about how they're using ThinkUp! In partnership with Expert Labs and Next American City, we are working to generate a playbook for Open Cities — a sense of what works and what doesn’t. We are looking for success stories, initiatives, or opportunities for local governments to become more transparent, participatory, efficient, and inclusive. And we’re not just interested in the newest iPhone apps or websites; we want to know how cities are leveraging new tools to help the poorest and most vulnerable members of society as well — a topic,... Continue reading
Reblogged Oct 5, 2010 at Expert Labs
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