sari
@sari
making Sublime — for you and for me.
sari
twitter.com
What if new technologies could allow us to understand the varied backgrounds, goals, and learning styles of our students—and provide educational material customized to their unique needs? What if we could deliver education to students via on-demand platforms that allowed them to study whenever, wherever, and whatever they desired, instead of... See more
Michael D. Smith • Are Universities Going the Way of CDs and Cable TV?
I just think that most VCs don't have anything that they truly believe in. Which makes them hard to be indistinguishable from soloists. Because what do you care about? If you don't believe in anything, it means that you don't deeply truly care about something. To me, I mean, maybe this is harsh, I think that's like someone without a soul. Like they... See more
Kristian Michail • Chapter 01: Facing the Anti-Christ
perspectives on funding and venture capital (VC)
from Joseph Jacks (OSS). Reminds me of what Elon Musk said in his Walter Isaacson biography - most VCs have no creativity or insight.
Own your business real estate with withco.
with.co
Smart Data Capture on Smart Devices | Scandit
scandit.com
Any mood-altering effects are thanks to Zeiss’ halochrome lens technology, which the lens manufacturer has been working with — and publishing papers on — to suss out the science behind its claims that the use of filtered light can change the way folks feel. There’s some preliminary research that the company has done, but the science is still... See more
Jonathan Shieber • Angling to be eyewear's next big thing, Futuremood launches with mood-altering sunglasses
Working in tech should be more like filmmaking—artists jumping from project to project, collaborating with new creators across disciplines every few months, making magic happen.
Imagine a collab between your favorite designers/devs dropping like a Wes Anderson trailer.
Andy Allenx.com