4 December 2007 – 10:12 am
There are two things you need to do RIGHT NOW.
1 - Sign up with Plaxo, and add your current home and work information. (If you have them, add the information for your blogs, Flickr streams, Twitter and other web accounts, too.)
2 - Sign up with LinkedIn, and add however much of your resume/CV you’d [...]
19 October 2007 – 9:37 am
One of the most foundational and transformational experiences in my life was working on the University of Michigan Solar Car Team. I had the opportunity to work on and race the 1997 car Wolverine, and to serve as Project Manager for the 1999 car, MaizeBlaze. Wolverine raced across the US in Sunrayce 97, [...]
20 September 2007 – 10:41 pm
Recently I happened to read some of Diego Rodriguez’s old blog posts, where he talks about fractal brands. Specifically, the best brands are fractal. Here’s a quote from his post:
Definition of fractal, from Hyperdictionary:
A fractal is a rough or fragmented geometric shape that can be subdivided in parts, each of which is [...]
19 September 2007 – 5:24 pm
Courtesy of Guy Kawasaki, I recently read about a new business in the San Francisco area called TechShop. It looks awesome!
I would love it if something like this came to London.
The Wall Street Journal has an interesting blog on wealthy people, and there’s an interesting post yesterday about “Where will all the mansions go?”
I’ve thought about this a bit because it’s something you see here in the UK all the time. Amazing houses were built by ridiculously rich people over the past several hundreds [...]
So I’ve been a big fan of SpaceX for a while, and even considered trying to get a job there at one point. I’m on their mailing list, and they just released a huge project update with lots of fantastic photos.
Check out the SpaceX Updates page for more details.
But get a load of the [...]
22 August 2007 – 10:09 am
Another great quote I saw today on Twitter:
I wonder how different the world might look if the default ‘new meeting’ time in calendar programs were 10 minutes instead of 1 hour.
How true is that?