Feedly+Tumblr

Improving the integration between feedly and tumblr
February 21

What the Taj Mahal and Apple Have in Common

And now, sitting in a car on a clogged highway on our way back to New Dehli, with Matt dozing off beside me, I’m thinking about how rushed we all are, and how being so rushed inhibits our ability to appreciate the opportunities we have to create small perfections. Our short-term focus is a sad reflection on society, one that has made it too easy to forget about the human ability to create something that can last generations
Small perfections.

— What the Taj Mahal and Apple Have in Common (via feedly)

February 18
What can you do with $500?

This is test.

February 17
“ How can you apply Getting Real-ish ideas inside a big company? Here’s an idea: Go rogue. Pick something and do it under the radar. Create something in a few weeks that normally takes a few months. Do something in a way that works better than the status quo (or shows the promise of working better), Then you won’t need to convince anyone with words — the results will speak for themselves Going rogue inside a big company (a la Best Buy) (via feedly)
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More Bug Fixes and Enhancements (patch 1.2.174)

We just pushed out patch 1.2.174. It tries to address a few of the bugs and user suggestions reported on getsatisfaction over the last 10 days.

Change Log

  • Added limited support for right to…
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Barry Schwartz at TED: The need for virtue & practical wisdom

1) He does not read the comic but instead pauses to give a few moments silence which allows people to read the strip and chuckle; silent pauses are always refreshing. And (2) he redesigned the text of the original comic panel to be larger and easier to read for the audience and in the same theme as other parts of the visual presentation (Duarte Design helped him rework his slides at TED before the talk
Good tips
Morality and virtue are back

— Barry Schwartz at TED: The need for virtue & practical wisdom (via feedly)

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“ The problem is that your prospect doesn’t care about any of those things. He cares about his boss or the story you’re telling or the risk or the hassle of making a change. He cares about who you know and what other people will think when he tells them what he’s done after he buys from you The rational marketer (and the irrational customer) (via feedly)
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Google App Engine 1.1.9 boosts capacity and compatibility

Great progress

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Hello

This is a test account we use to qa and showcase the integration between feedly and tumblr