I love you more

My hero.

Tangent! on Flickr.

I drew a graph representing the equation for tangents. Using Omnigraph sketcher, I drew a pretty brilliant graph in relative short time. Although writing the equation was a bit tricker, the graph was easy.

We are the 99% (Taken with Instagram at Supreme Court of the United States)

Oh u station (Taken with Instagram at Union Staion, Main Hall)

Dumb Metaphor Politicians use: "Growing the pie" →

squashed:

The conservative criticism of redistribution is a claim that conservatives would rather expand the (economic) pie than ensure that it is divided evenly among everybody. The theory is that everybody then even the guy destined to have a smaller piece comes out ahead, even if the pieces aren’t the…

Nailed it.

Apple announced iTunes U for the iPad. I started to watch the iOS app development course by Stanford University. As the professor lectured, I tried to take notes. I was typing on my Macbook and kept having a strange impulse. I wanted to draw the model he kept referring to on paper, like I use to in college. I tried omnigraph sketcher, pixelmator, and acorn for the task. But skitch seemed to worked the best in creating shapes really fast.

I imagine sometimes that I am student again. I dream about being in class with the tools I have now, I believe I can do more in class using my laptop with pen and paper.

Steve Jobs on using an advance computer and bringing it down on a price for students. He imagines using these powerful computers to redefine the learning experience.

Genius and brilliant.

As Weak Q4 Earnings Loom, YHOO Freezes Hiring and Considers Layoffs - Kara Swisher - News - AllThingsD →

You know that thing you sell me every year for $25? It helps me manage all my photos and it’s pretty cool. In fact, it’s the only thing I pay directly to you. My question is what are you doing with that money? And how come it’s left behind? I think it’s time to correct the spelling to that thing you sell me. Add that ‘e’. It will be the civil thing to do.

The Verge live coverage of the Apple's education event in NYC →

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Seth Godin:

The history of media and technology is an endless series of failed rearguard actions as industry leaders attempt to solidify their positions on a bed of quicksand.

Again and again the winners are individuals and organizations that spot opportunities in the next thing, as opposed to those that would demonize, marginalize or illegalize (is that a word?) it. Breaking systems that benefit your customers is dumb. Taking money from lobbyists to break those systems is dumber still.

Couldn’t said it better.