I like very much this start screen. Maybe this sounds silly, but that is an excellent start.
I hope soon to be able to dig more and see how the things behind it work.

very interesting service. Will follow its development.

"Few of our own failures are fatal," economist and Financial Times columnist Tim Harford writes in his new book, Adapt: Why Success Always Starts With Failure. This may be true, but we certainly don't act like it. When our mistakes stare us in the face, we often find it so upsetting that we miss out on the primary benefit of failing (yes, benefit): the chance to get over our egos and come back with a stronger, smarter approach.

According to Adapt, "success comes through rapidly fixing our mistakes rather than getting things right first time."

This sounds so self evident and yet, it is so hard to act this way.

What have you tried today and, more importantly, what did you fail at today?

Steve Jobs Resigns as CEO of Apple

Tim Cook Named CEO and Jobs Elected Chairman of the Board

This morning I was wondering whether I should visit techmeme.com for a quick glance at the tech news from the US. I expected nothing big.
Well, I was wrong.

(Reuters) - Asian suppliers to Apple Inc have begun manufacturing a lower-priced version of its hot-selling iPhone 4 with a smaller 8 gigabyte flash drive, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.

Well, I would consider it if the price was right.
I wonder how low Apple could go with it. Halving the flash memory configuration might not have a sufficient impact on the bill of materials to make the device go to mass market pricing.

comScore’s July traffic numbers are out and similar to June’s findings, Facebook and Twitter both saw record traffic in terms of U.S. unique visitors in the month. In July, Facebook saw a whopping 162 million unique visitors, compared to 160.8 million unique vistors in June, and 157.2 million uniques in May.

162 million uniques reported by comscore. Freaking many I'd say.

One of the problems I've faced throughout life is that I'm kind of lazy, or maybe I lack will power or discipline or something. Either way, it's very difficult for me to do anything that I don't feel like doing. If I try to force it, my energy disappears, and I hate life. Furthermore, not only were my parents not Chinese, but they had five kids, so there wasn't time for Amy Chua's style of parenting. I kind of had to figure it out on my own.

My strategy can be reduced to two rules: 1) Find a way to make it fun and 2) If that fails, find a way to do something else.

I do agree with Paul. Increasingly so.