The man behind the latest Twitter meme: Uberfacts
Nietzsche once said, "There are no facts, only interpretations". Kris Sanchez would say otherwise.
Capturing the atmosphere of the Silicon Valley tech experience.
Andrew Mager is a hacker advocate at Spotify in New York City.
Nietzsche once said, "There are no facts, only interpretations". Kris Sanchez would say otherwise.
I'm a huge fan of Doug Bowman's design brain. Since he's started working at Twitter over two and a half years ago, the site's design, look, and feel has gotten better and better.
"The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place." ~George Bernard ShawI'm an inbox hawk.
A buddy of mine left a bag of stickers, tee shirts, and his laptop power cord on a sidewalk on 9th St. in New York City.
I love photo-sharing sites, especially when they involve food. Housefed isn't just about sharing pictures though; you can invite random people over and literally share your meal.
Here's a trick to get everyone from your Facebook social graph into Google Plus:Sign up for a Yahoo! Mail account, and import all of your Facebook contacts.
It's really fun to build a tracklist of music to listen to while you work all day. Now imagine being able to play that music for an audience in a social setting.
TechCrunch kicked off its second Disrupt Hack Day this morning, and it was at least 5x bigger than last year's event.Each team gets 60 seconds to present their idea.
The geniuses at Department of Behavior and Logic are working on one of the coolest projects I've seen in a while.Cabana is basically an app maker, built for designers, not coders.
Check out this video from Zdenek Kalal in Surrey, UK. He's built an extremely smart camera that can track and recognize faces, among other things.