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R. Crumb Illustrates Philip K. Dick's Hallucinatory Spiritual Experience

brainpickings.org Maria Popova (@brainpicker) – Feb 7, 2014 – “There is nothing worse… no punishment greater than to have known God and no longer to know him.” In 1981, counterculture creative icon R. Crumb — who revolutionized album covers by bringing comics to music in the 1960s…
Yves Behar RT @brainpicker: The great R. Crumb illustrates Philip K. Dick's famous hallucinatory spiritual experience t.co/0kwupUnKTZ t.co/ebSx5WLbgm
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A Dozen Things I've Learned from Ben Horowitz about Management, Investing and Business

25iq – trengriffin – Jul 4, 10:49 PM – Ben Horowitz is a co-founder of the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz. Prior to being a venture capitalist, he co-founded Loudcloud, a managed services provider which became Opsware, a data center automation software provider. He is the…
Marc Andreessen RT @trengriffin: My 125th post "A Dozen Things I've Learned from Ben Horowitz about Management, Investing and Business" is now up at: t.co/Whum1sjILU
Marc Andreessen Hmm, that @bhorowitz guy seems pretty sharp, I should probably get to know him! t.co/ImFquygHoq @a16z @trengriffin @tessagriffin
Ben Horowitz RT @trengriffin: My 125th post "A Dozen Things I've Learned from Ben Horowitz about Management, Investing and Business" is now up at: t.co/Whum1sjILU
Chris Dixon RT @trengriffin: My 125th post "A Dozen Things I've Learned from Ben Horowitz about Management, Investing and Business" is now up at: t.co/Whum1sjILU
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Review: Harper Lee's 'Go Set a Watchman' Gives Atticus Finch a Dark Side

nytimes.com Michiko Kakutani (@ActualNYTMK) – Jul 10 – We remember Atticus Finch in Harper Lee's 1960 classic, “To Kill a Mockingbird,” as that novel's moral conscience: kind, wise, honorable, an avatar of integrity who used his gifts as a lawyer to defend a black man falsely accused of…
Brooke Hammerling A literary hero falls. Men are complicated yo. #Atticus t.co/2sGiwtwuva
Chris Dixon Why is this book even being released? It was a rough draft of the real book. t.co/YU6koI6FPn t.co/78rmbdjJVJ
William Gibson RT @kbeninato: NYT's Watchman review notes "extreme prejudice that could exist in small towns in the Deep South in the 1950s" Could? t.co/TNZsCdFjQe
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New Work: ‘30 Years of Emerging Voices' | New at Pentagram

Pentagram – Every year since 1982, the Architectural League of New York's Emerging Voices program has identified up-and-coming architects, landscape architects and urban designers who promise to make a lasting impact on the field. Considered one of the most…
Pentagram Design .@ArchLeague celebrates 30 yrs of #EmergingVoices in new book designed by @michaelbierut & co. t.co/eSf9ciItRd t.co/SgWg5LputI
Michael Bierut RT @pentagram: .@ArchLeague celebrates 30 yrs of Emerging Voices in new book designed by @michaelbierut & co. t.co/eSf9ciItRd t.co/YGAkffkOjZ
Pentagram Design .@ArchLeague celebrates 30 yrs of Emerging Voices in new book designed by @michaelbierut & co. t.co/eSf9ciItRd t.co/YGAkffkOjZ
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Exclusive: Inside Autodesk's Robotics Lab Of The Future

fastcompany.com – Daniel Terdiman – Jul 9, 5:00 AM – In the middle of a tall, wide, two-story workspace with black walls and a conference room built inside an orange shipping container, three industrial robots are sitting idle. Two of them are identical, yellow FANUCs, from Japan, the kind typically…
Co.Design Inside Autodesk's robotics lab of the future: t.co/kPiQGqpw5c t.co/yRtjmDK7Z0
Gavin Newsom Had the pleasure of visiting @autodesk -- check out this article --> Inside Autodesk t.co/PHzIgZWuea #FBF t.co/JDOduQaQ5C
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Frito Lay CEO mistakes twitter for google search

boingboing.net – Jason Weisberger – Jul 10, 11:22 PM – Medium has the entire collection. His searches are crazily mundane, and he is interested in steampunk girls.
Boing Boing Satire: Frito Lay CEO mistakes twitter for google search t.co/RfFjhCwO0O
Boing Boing Frito Lay CEO mistakes twitter for google search t.co/RfFjhCwO0O t.co/AuzRh5wYQu
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Good Product Manager/Bad Product Manager

Andreessen Horowitz – Jun 15, 2012 – Warning: This document was written 15 years ago and is probably not relevant for today's product managers. I present it here merely as an example of a useful training document. Good product managers know the market, the product, the product line…
Marc Andreessen RT @sprabu: Good Product Manager. Bad Product Manager. By @bhorowitz t.co/2KTWaSlI2B Still relevant. Even after 15 years.
Mitch Lowe RT @sprabu: Good Product Manager. Bad Product Manager. By @bhorowitz t.co/2KTWaSlI2B Still relevant. Even after 15 years.
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Apple

Lefsetz Letter – Jul 10, 8:51 AM – Jimmy Iovine willed Interscope to success. And Steve Jobs did the same with Apple. But now he's gone and Apple is hurting. Tech is about a level playing ground, albeit an oftentimes expensive one. Everybody gets to eat at the buffet, as long as…
Ted Hope Like movies, some things can not be built by committee: t.co/1SxUEvYW1P via @MCNtweets
John Maeda 'Publicity will get you started, word of mouth will make you triumph.' -Bob @Lefsetz t.co/46IxBbz4M9
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Out to pasture

Economist – Jun 25 – Add this article to your reading list by clicking this button IN SUGAMO, a district of Tokyo, the river of human traffic turns greyer and slower as it files past shops selling thermal underwear and orthopaedic socks. Pavements have been modified to…
Karsten Lemm RT @EconEconomics: By 2060 Japan's population is projected to fall from 127m to about 87m, of which almost 40% will be 65 or older t.co/2ihl2JhNVC
The Economist By 2060 Japan's population is projected to fall from 127m to about 87m, of which almost 40% will be 65 or older t.co/5iOVU0Vnjt
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Why Tomorrow's Best Digital Experiences Will Feel Analog

fastcodesign.com – Jul 6, 5:45 AM – Plenty of studies have shown that regular exposure to natural environments has a lasting positive effect on our long-term well being in ways that getting a promotion, buying a new car, or even winning the lottery can't touch. Since it seems to make…
Co.Design Why tomorrow's best digital experiences will feel analog: t.co/a4StN96JWX t.co/V4GDEzKUA0
Fast Company Why tomrorow's best digital experiences will feel analog: t.co/EX4fiNPjHn t.co/DgYeLIzUJD
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