Comments for davezor.net http://www.davezor.net my thoughts Mon, 12 Dec 2011 08:47:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Thin slicing and artificial neural networks by listening to intuition http://www.davezor.net/2009/10/thin-slicing-and-artificial-neural-networks/#comment-138 listening to intuition Mon, 12 Dec 2011 08:47:00 +0000 http://www.davezor.net/?p=42#comment-138 The advantages of Developing Intuition 1. Unleashes your imagination and creativity 2. Helps identify and address problems 3. Reduce stress more effectively 4. Integrates right and left brain functions and gives you a more comprehensive perception on issues The advantages of Developing
Intuition

1. Unleashes your imagination and creativity

2. Helps identify and address problems

3. Reduce stress more effectively

4. Integrates right and left brain functions and gives you a more comprehensive
perception on issues

]]> Comment on Finding new music by Discover New Music http://www.davezor.net/2009/05/finding-new-music/#comment-137 Discover New Music Thu, 18 Aug 2011 09:59:00 +0000 http://www.davezor.net/?p=63#comment-137 This is a different form of opinion that many people don’t usually talk about. Usually when I find stuff like this I stumble it. Even though this time I’m unsure if this would be best for the users. I will be sure to submit something else though. This is a different form of opinion that many people don’t usually talk about. Usually when I find stuff like this I stumble it. Even though this time I’m unsure if this would be best for the users. I will be sure to submit something else though.

]]> Comment on holy crap by Mukund http://www.davezor.net/2011/03/holy-crap/#comment-136 Mukund Wed, 09 Mar 2011 14:37:00 +0000 http://www.davezor.net/?p=165#comment-136 Congrats, sounds like an exciting place to be! :) Congrats, sounds like an exciting place to be! :)

]]> Comment on what else can we learn from git? by Phil http://www.davezor.net/2011/02/what-else-can-we-learn-from-git/#comment-135 Phil Sat, 26 Feb 2011 07:21:00 +0000 http://www.davezor.net/?p=163#comment-135 What's the current status of Djangy? I noticed you mentioned it in past tense here, and there have been no updates on the Djangy blog since December. What’s the current status of Djangy? I noticed you mentioned it in past tense here, and there have been no updates on the Djangy blog since December.

]]> Comment on Bloomberg radio for startup news by Sameer Sundresh http://www.davezor.net/2011/01/bloomberg-radio-for-startup-news/#comment-134 Sameer Sundresh Tue, 15 Feb 2011 08:23:00 +0000 http://www.davezor.net/?p=4#comment-134 Financial institutions make their livelihood by predicting and quickly reacting to events related to their diverse portfolio of positions. Up to the minute news lets traders perform trades quicker and more accurately, netting larger profits if they're smart. Startups need to focus on building their product and market share. Ambient intelligence of what's going on can help you improve your business and technical strategy, but up-to-the-minute updates are more distracting than they are useful. A typical startup can't reposition itself in the market fast enough for there to be much difference between news that's a minute, an hour, or a day old. Financial institutions make their livelihood by predicting and quickly reacting to events related to their diverse portfolio of positions. Up to the minute news lets traders perform trades quicker and more accurately, netting larger profits if they’re smart.

Startups need to focus on building their product and market share. Ambient intelligence of what’s going on can help you improve your business and technical strategy, but up-to-the-minute updates are more distracting than they are useful. A typical startup can’t reposition itself in the market fast enough for there to be much difference between news that’s a minute, an hour, or a day old.

]]> Comment on online conversations by Jason Baker http://www.davezor.net/2011/02/online-conversations/#comment-133 Jason Baker Mon, 14 Feb 2011 19:29:00 +0000 http://www.davezor.net/?p=150#comment-133 I seem to recall this being one of etacts's goals before they got bought up by salesforce.com. I seem to recall this being one of etacts’s goals before they got bought up by salesforce.com.

]]> Comment on Why code? by Nathan Lawrence http://www.davezor.net/2010/08/why-code/#comment-132 Nathan Lawrence Mon, 14 Feb 2011 19:07:49 +0000 http://www.davezor.net/?p=8#comment-132 I don't know about that. I'm pretty sure I'm just addicted to the endorphin rush that comes with unlocking a difficult achievement. I don’t know about that. I’m pretty sure I’m just addicted to the endorphin rush that comes with unlocking a difficult achievement.

]]> Comment on Reverse Engineering the newest Facebook invite virus by Facebook Virus http://www.davezor.net/2010/05/reverse-engineering-the-newest-facebook-invite-virus/#comment-37 Facebook Virus Thu, 13 Jan 2011 05:50:53 +0000 http://www.davezor.net/?p=21#comment-37 Yesterday I got a facebook virus, someone sent me a photo in a chat message, clicked on it, and what do you know? I got rid of it though... Yesterday I got a facebook virus, someone sent me a photo in a chat message, clicked on it, and what do you know? I got rid of it though…

]]> Comment on Bloomberg radio for startup news by Dave Paola http://www.davezor.net/2011/01/bloomberg-radio-for-startup-news/#comment-3 Dave Paola Fri, 07 Jan 2011 18:00:20 +0000 http://www.davezor.net/?p=4#comment-3 Yeah, it's definitely possible that the market doesn't exist. I wonder -- what would it take to do this? Bloomberg radio seems to be 24/7, so it may be tough to do without incurring a huge startup cost. Perhaps this is best suited as a podcast, but that would sort of eliminate the "realtime" aspect of it. Hackers would hate to need to tune in at a specific time each day, so that option is out.I wonder how we'd go about trying this out with an MVP. Seems pretty difficult. But there has to be a sweet spot somewhere....doesn't there? Yeah, it’s definitely possible that the market doesn’t exist. I wonder — what would it take to do this? Bloomberg radio seems to be 24/7, so it may be tough to do without incurring a huge startup cost. Perhaps this is best suited as a podcast, but that would sort of eliminate the “realtime” aspect of it. Hackers would hate to need to tune in at a specific time each day, so that option is out.I wonder how we’d go about trying this out with an MVP. Seems pretty difficult. But there has to be a sweet spot somewhere….doesn’t there?

]]> Comment on Bloomberg radio for startup news by Gavin http://www.davezor.net/2011/01/bloomberg-radio-for-startup-news/#comment-2 Gavin Fri, 07 Jan 2011 14:37:09 +0000 http://www.davezor.net/?p=4#comment-2 Leo Laporte on TWiT is trying to be the "CNN of Tech" - but not necessarily the "Bloomberg of Startups" - would there be enough of a market for this? Maybe a text-to-speech online radio network could be created to begin (Iow recurring costs)? Leo Laporte on TWiT is trying to be the “CNN of Tech” – but not necessarily the “Bloomberg of Startups” – would there be enough of a market for this? Maybe a text-to-speech online radio network could be created to begin (Iow recurring costs)?

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