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It's at minute 19. They met at a party at Paul's house. Jessica was doing a kegstand (just kidding)

Cool. Cool cool cool.

Are you all alone with your company on Valentine's day?

Well have I got the group for you!

I wish this were higher up on the list. I'd be eager to hear peoples' opinions on the experience NPR created

I'm attending DreamForce right now and I'm not surprised there isn't a lot of discussion.

SalesForce has reached a stage of maturity where they're focused less on innovation and more on capitalizing on all of their assets. Prior events focused on some form of evangelism, convincing people that the standard way of doing things was antiquated and a better option existed. Now, everybody is hip to what they're up to so there's less buzz.

DreamForce is just a brilliant marketing play now. Not much to see here that would be hackernewsworthy.

Agreed. Had a brief "aww" wash over me that quickly turned into "but what if... oh no..."

Boils down to prioritization when you have more things to do than time to do them. Not rocket science but getting in the habit of single-tasking a small list of critical things adds up over time.

Fast Company published a great article called “The Amazing History of the To-Do List” yesterday. The article shares the story of how efficiency expert Ivy Lee transformed productivity at Bethlehem Steel.

“Lee’s advice to each member of the company’s management team was to write a to-do list at the end of each day, which consisted of the six most important tasks to be done the following day. Then they were told to organize the list based on the highest priority tasks.”

Good reminder Jason

http://www.fastcompany.com/3021379/work-smart/the-amazing-hi...

Read on the web. Completely perception based. Was hoping someone might have some data to share.

Yeah that was the question I initially had - I'm assuming it's a chat room, which I like a lot better.

My location isn't unlocked yet, but this has the ingredients for brilliance. Marries the desire for privacy with the desire to feel connected to a local community... without being Whisper.

A great example of digital technology facilitating in person communication.

Look forward to playing around with it.

Nicely presented application of textteaser. A little put off by the focus on the "ivy experience" though. Is that some sort of marketing play?

Nice gesture but I'm a little surprised this made top of HN. Slow news day?