Monthly Archives: July 2008

User-generated content

Posted on July 27, 2008 by Victor Chudnovsky

The New York Times on the history of user innovation (a.k.a hacking): The most successful incubators of user innovation, researchers say, combine fairly large numbers of users and a technology that has a modular or open design. Those design characteristics … Continue reading →

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Preview of coming attractions: wedding

Posted on July 16, 2008 by Victor Chudnovsky

We’ll put up posts on the wedding as soon as we can write coherently about it and we sort through all the pictures. In the meantime, read critics’ reviews: Nerd’s Eye View, Wolftone, and Vain. Let’s just say it was … Continue reading →

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Coasting down the aisle

Posted on July 2, 2008 by Victor Chudnovsky

Wedding season is upon us. Knox’s parents drove up a few weeks ago. Our first guests arrived on Sunday for their pre-wedding Northwest vacation. Knox’s sister and her family are in town. The logistics are sufficiently under control. We had … Continue reading →

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