Ryan Graves .org is a collection of my thoughts on funny & interesting topics. It also pulls posts from my "serious" blog. I spend time on such things as UberCab, surfing, traveling, and with my beautiful wife.
I live in San Francisco (soon), via Chicago, via San Diego.
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Solid pitch from Scott Hintz @tripit co-founder on stage at #ACTE10
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This is probably the best comment I’ve ever gotten on my blog…
classic.
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The hardest thing in the world is to simplify your life. It’s so easy to make it complex. The solution to a lot of the world’s problems might be to turn around and take a forward step.
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I’m in a “surf shop” in Lawrence, Kansas. Something is totally wrong about this.
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9gag:
Get five or six of your smartest friends in a room and ask them to rate your idea.
- Mark Pincus
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Party time!!!!! cc: @thedorman @allenpenn @fheffinger @allenburt @michaelberner
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I try not to apply the term “game-changer” to many things. It’s kind of a boy who cried wolf situation with that term, however, this is something that I was super impressed by that I think shows big players, in this case Comcast, can actually innovate and come up with something cool.
Xfinity, a Comcast brand has created an iPad app to power your TV. The kicker that makes this REALLY cool is the social aspect built in. Watch the demo for the details but the gist is that if you’re diggin something you’re watching it’s one button to invite your friends to watch that instantly! Very cool.
If I were HotPotato I’d be all over this and how people bring together conversations around real time events. For example HotPotato could driver the conversations, within this application via an API. Could be powerful.
What do you think, game changer or weak attempt at social for a giant company that will eventually suck?
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