Posts with keyword: web+augmentation

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I'll Send You a Card: Information Cards in the Wild

Thu Apr 2 09:33:00 2009

I've been hearing about information cards for the last four years or so. For that entire time, they have been largely theoretical or, at best, used for logging into a blog or something else. I'm out to change that. A few days ago Steve Fulling was on the phone with Paul Trevethick of Parity describing a pilot project we're doing for the Locals Care organization of New Mexico. Steve said "I'll just send you the card; put it in your selector and you'll see the results in Google." That's a pretty interesting statement: "I'll just send you a card."
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Augmentation Gone Wild

Tue Mar 3 10:04:00 2009

Joe Andrieu has written a blog post on Netizen Developers wherein he makes this assertion: As netizen developers, we have an obligation not just to do what makes us money, or even what makes users happy, but to build systems that work at Internet scale, when everyone does it. If the systems we build don't work when everyone tries to get into the game, then we are just being selfish, hording value just because we are first-to-market. From joeandrieu.com » Blog Archive » Netizen DeveloperReferenced Tue Mar 03 2009 09:07:56 GMT-0700 (MST) He mentions systems like the one we're
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