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18:30 15.11.2015

The 3 big challenges to Facebook’s teleporter dream

GUEST: Just over a week ago Facebook’s CTO Mike Schroepfer promised to “effectively build a teleporter” by 2025, and even hardcore, optimistic techies had to raise an eyebrow in questioning cynicism. Reassuringly perhaps, he was talking about using virtual reality to transport us, as opposed to Star Trek’s dream of disassembling, shipping, and reassembling a physical […]... →

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17:58 15.11.2015

Защита персональных данных: добродетельный гражданин узнал, что он 8 лет «сидит в колонии»

По закону персональные данные россиян обрабатываются в России и защищены ФСТЭК России, ФСБ и Роскомнадзором.... →

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17:46 15.11.2015

7 effective event marketing tactics for startups

Events are undoubtedly an extremely viable marketing tactic but you don’t need to go to the cost of presenting to make the most of them. Here are my key marketing tactics when it comes to events: Segment and prioritize: many events are so big these days, spread across many arenas with parallel activities so it’s hard […]... →

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16:59 15.11.2015

Как компаниям следует реагировать на трагические события — рекомендации PR-специалистов

На теракт в Париже, произошедший 13 ноября, отреагировали многие крупные компании, выражая сочувствие, внедряя новые функции или предлагая свои услуги бесплатно. Однако не все нововведения были положительно восприняты в обществе. Редакция vc.ru рассмотрела реакцию компаний на трагические события и спросила у PR-специалистов, как действовать в таких ситуациях.... →

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12:15 15.11.2015

Inside, Robot

Before the robots replace us we will make love to them. This point is becoming increasingly clear as I wander through the odd world of teledildonics and marvel at the leaps and bounds by which the technology – once in the realm of fantasy – has become a mundane reality. If you are skittish or squeamish about human sexuality I beseech you to click out right now or visit another,… Read More... →

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11:34 15.11.2015

Что вы могли пропустить на прошедшей неделе

Коротко о новинках в Google и изменения в Яндекс, о которых нельзя не знать

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09:01 15.11.2015

4 questions to ask before Dockerizing your applications

Docker is famously easy to experiment with. But for enterprises with monolithic applications that are interested in Docker, there is little information about how to actually use Docker. And significant debate — even among Agile enthusiasts — about whether or not the microservices model is even worth the trouble. If you have monolithic applications and […]... →

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07:01 15.11.2015

How we use flock leaders to affect change

Glance up at the sky and you’re sure to see a “flying V” move across it. “Flying V’s” are formations birds teach themselves to alleviate the strain of flapping their wings for miles upon miles. Birds create air flows in specific directions when they flap, and allow birds behind them to exert less energy. The […]... →

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06:00 15.11.2015

Civic Tech Brings Power And Positivity To The People

People have long had a complicated relationship with their governments — a tension that is often exacerbated by government policies and processes that cannot keep pace with today’s on-demand culture. It doesn’t have to be like this. The tech community — especially those working in civic tech — know this to be true. From enabling crowdfunding campaigns to… Read More... →

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05:07 15.11.2015

This new Chrome extension replaces ‘terrorist’ with ‘coward’ on the Web

Following the terrorist attacks in Paris yesterday, a new Chrome browser extension has emerged to automatically converts the word “terrorist” on the Web to “coward.” The extension appeared yesterday in the Chrome Web Store. Now it’s on GitHub, and people want help making the tool work in languages other than English. So far it’s been […]... →

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03:02 15.11.2015

Want an open-source deep learning framework? Take your pick

Earlier this week, Google made a splash when it released its TensorFlow article intelligence software on GitHub under an open-source license. Google has a sizable stable of AI talent, and AI is working behind the scenes in popular products, including Gmail and Google search, so AI tools from Google are a big deal. Today on […]... →

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02:00 15.11.2015

What To Do If Your Lead Investor Asks For ESOP

As valuations continue to rise, early stage VCs are getting more “creative” with their deal structuring. In particular, I’ve seen a rise in requests for ESOP shares to be allocated to lead investors for their “value added services.” It’s common to give ESOP to advisors for their value add, so why not investors? Read More... →

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00:39 15.11.2015

Google engineer: Don’t buy the OnePlus USB Type-C cable

Benson Leung, a Google engineer working on the company’s Pixel C laptop who recently took to Amazon to identify potentially dangerous USB Type-C cables, is back at it. He’s now warning people about smartphone maker OnePlus’ USB Type-C adapter and charging cable. “Don’t buy this #USB #TypeC adapter for your Chromebook Pixel or Nexus 6P/5X […]... →

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00:00 15.11.2015

Tapping Indian investors – 5 things to know before you pitch

GUEST: In the first six months of 2015, Indian venture capitalists (VCs) invested $2.46 billion into startups. And you’d better believe Indian angel investors are getting in on the action too. So far this year there have been 221 angel investments in India, totaling $120 million. As such, it’s clearly a good time for founders across […]... →

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23:28 14.11.2015

7 of the best digital marketing jobs for work-life balance by @megcabrera

Here are some of the top digital marketing jobs available to achieve the perfect work-life balance. The post 7 of The Best Digital Marketing Jobs for Work-Life Balance by @megcabrera appeared first on Search Engine Journal .... →

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23:00 14.11.2015

Surefire signs your startup needs product management help now

GUEST: What do Facebook, Whatsapp, Salesforce.com, and the iPhone have in common? They all benefitted from great product management. All avoided UX clutter, confused pricing schemes, and non-existent product roadmaps. It is hard to imagine a world without these products. In short, these companies nailed it. Now, what do Evernote, Google Glass, iCloud, Nike’s FuelBand, and […]... →

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23:00 14.11.2015

2016 Will Be The Year Of The Sales Stack

Selling is a competitive sport, and quota-seeking salespeople are the athletes of that sport: They are scored and compared, there are frontrunners and underdogs and there are winners and losers. Confronted by today’s more informed customer who has readily available competitive, pricing and rating data, salespeople are facing unprecedented pressure to perform — they are expected to… Read More... →

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21:36 14.11.2015

FanDuel And DraftKings Fight Back, File Lawsuits Against NY Attorney General

After NY’s Attorney General ordered DraftKings and FanDuel to cease and desist all operations in the state, the two companies have responded, filing lawsuits seeking an injunction against the order. “Today, we have taken decisive legal action to prevent a unilateral, misinformed and legally misguided attempt by the New York Attorney General to act as “judge, jury and… Read More... →

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21:10 14.11.2015

How tech companies are showing support for France after Friday’s attacks

A few tech companies — namely Airbnb, Amazon, Facebook, Google, and Reddit — have taken measures to express their solidarity with France after terrorist attacks hit Paris yesterday, where 127 are reported to have died. Some of these expressions aren’t huge, but they’re still notable, because the Francophilia hasn’t spread across the board. Twitter, which […]... →

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21:10 14.11.2015

Review: Brilliant Bicycle, A Bike That Thinks Outside The Box

When my Brilliant Bicycle arrived in the mail last week, I had a minor epiphany: I’ve never actually purchased a bike on my own before. When I was young my parents chose my bike, and though I spent a few months on a borrowed bike in Europe, I have very little knowledge when it comes to making bike-based purchasing decisions. Sure, some folks have been cyclists since before the… Read More... →

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