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Just a quick summary (by no means conclusive) on the key findings from yesterday’s facebook product announcements in the simplest humanly readable format:
Facebook’s Timeline will become the key focus of the Facebook profile experience. They are trying to make all of your historical data on facebook lots more accessible (eventually you will see [...]
My dear friends, we’re hiring developers! Here’s the job spec.
We care about our developers and want the best for them. We recognise you are as good as people you work with when you’re in a team. Our developers are also our consultants, we look up to them and count on them to ship [...]
Have been researching more on the business side of social media due to a recent project and it seems really challenging to wrap the space so I am keen to share with you the thought process.
Social media, like all media, is a medium for people to connect Social media is defined as digital medium [...]
The ‘World wide web’ is a romantic concept -
World: belongs to everyone Wide: no boundary Web: links everyone together.
But my romantic interpretation has been interrupted by the not so romantic everlasting online abuse problem and hence the proposed CAPTCHA feature in a work meeting. Now here’s my view (supported by some research)…
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Blogs are great for asynchronous communications and documenting your streams of thoughts. But when everything is within a few clicks from search, your blogs are who you are to many. Recently I have been struggling to assess what I want to do with this blog. So i’ve done some research – what blogs are for [...]
Okay my uni’s programme manager has asked me a while ago to share my ‘tips’ on internship hunting. Although I’m in no expert in this, it’s probably worth a blog on my top 6 tips that focus less on the details (e.g. the internship letter) but more on a personal developmental perspective (feel free to [...]
When I was a little girl I thought the coolest job ever was to be the person who serves ice-cream in Hong Kong’s convenient stores; it always mesmerizes me seeing the landing of swirls of soft ice-cream and that really stuck with me for a while. And I would secretly fancy adding an extra swirl [...]
geeks are often disorganized or have a twisted skein of attention-deficit issues geeks love assessing, classifying, and defining the objects in their world geeks crave actionable items and roll their eyes at “mission statements” and lofty management patois geeks like things that work with technology-agnostic and lofi tools geeks like frameworks but tend to ignore [...]
So – I finally did the leap. From free-lancing/full-time studying mode to being a pin in a corporate world. It is fun, but at the same time lots of new challenges. Everyone has a different coping strategy. I opted for talking to the wisemen – and here is what I distill and would love to [...]
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