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Krithika Muthukumar on the Stripe blog: This January, we invited three developers to come work on open-source projects full-time at Stripe. We specifically chose projects for this Open-Source Retreat that we felt would have deep impact in a variety of different areas. Stripe has done this for several years. I’m very jealous of it. If

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Had a pleasant customer service experience with Verizon this morning.

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Congratulations to Manton for reaching 30 coffee shops in 30 days. http://www.manton.org/tag/newcoffee

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Audio! Published something new on my site. A bit of audio. This first one is just a test that I ended up publishing. Feedback welcome. Also, I plan to have an embedded player once switched to Barley 2.0.

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Making great progress on Barley 2.0. We’re at the point now where I’m even more excited about what will come of the platform after we get this version out the door. How slick will Barley 2.0.1 or Barley 2.1 be?

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Here is an early look at the new editor style in Barley 2.0.  Exciting times ahead.

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Also an early look at Barley 2.0, Kyle Ruane shared a bunch of screens on Dribbble: https://dribbble.com/shots/2593703-Control-Panels

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In the mood for eggs in the basket. Going to make some. Then work on Barley 2.0

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Instagram is jumping on the algorithmic feed bandwagon. But, they say they have a reason: You may be surprised to learn that people miss on average 70 percent of their feeds. As Instagram has grown, it’s become harder to keep up with all the photos and videos people share. This means you often don’t see

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Did some electrical work, like an adult. But I’m wearing an R2D2 tee, so it balances out.

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Decided to turn off the IFTTT recipe for sending my photos to Twitter and Facebook.

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Great video of three women kayakers circumnavigating Corsica: Unknown by most sea kayakers, the French island of Corsica is a stunning gem of caves, sea stacks, beaches and cliffs set in the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea. Last year, filmmaker Erin Bastian recruited her friends, Georgian Maxwell and Beck Hancock, to circumnavigate the island’s

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I wish borrowing money from friends worked like Kickstarter. May I have $5? Sure. Here is $1,000,000.

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Did a bit of pub hopping with two friends tonight.

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Played some basketball this afternoon. My ankle hates me but man I love that game.

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We lose an hour of sleep tonight. Use your day wisely.

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Remember a few months ago when I wrote, several times, that many Evernote loyalists were leaving it behind for something else? I believe we’re about to see a watershed moment for Evernote. Back then I wrote that Simplenote should have an import tool and they’d be able to clean up. So far we haven’t seen

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You can’t import one Photos for OS X library into another. Odd.

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Why are YouTube and Google+ connected? What a terrible decision.

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So many ideas for how I’m using my site now. Exciting.

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Big news for Robert Scoble: Today I’m announcing that I’m leaving Rackspace to join Upload VR — a new media site covering virtual and augmented reality — as its entrepreneur in residence, where I’ll be developing new shows, events, and working with other entrepreneurs in the Upload Collective, a coworking space for virtual reality-focused startups.

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My test shooting setup today. Wasn’t happy with the results. Will try, try again.

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Mike Vial: Better to be the musician who gets a no today, than the one who never asks and is always wondering; and even better to be the musician to takes a no and creatively makes it a yes on their own terms. This fits just about anyone. Never take no for an answer. I

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What a beautiful night! Been sitting outside enjoying the stars and planets.

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The sound of geese flying north is one of life’s simple pleasures.

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