Comments on: TripIt/Dopplr: case in point http://coreedges.com/blog/2008/02/16/tripitdopplr-case-in-point/ Thu, 08 Sep 2011 02:40:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Club Penguin Cheats http://coreedges.com/blog/2008/02/16/tripitdopplr-case-in-point/comment-page-1/#comment-244 Club Penguin Cheats Wed, 26 Aug 2009 07:37:03 +0000 http://www.macroprinciples.com/2008/02/tripitdopplr-case-in-point/#comment-244 Thinking about this a few weeks ago, when I posted a trip to "Boston" because I thought that if I said "Cambridge" it might not reveal some coincidences -- but then I thought it might also have the opposite effect. Thinking about this a few weeks ago, when I posted a trip to “Boston” because I thought that if I said “Cambridge” it might not reveal some coincidences — but then I thought it might also have the opposite effect.

]]> By: Club Penguin Cheats http://coreedges.com/blog/2008/02/16/tripitdopplr-case-in-point/comment-page-1/#comment-219 Club Penguin Cheats Wed, 26 Aug 2009 02:37:03 +0000 http://www.macroprinciples.com/2008/02/tripitdopplr-case-in-point/#comment-219 Thinking about this a few weeks ago, when I posted a trip to "Boston" because I thought that if I said "Cambridge" it might not reveal some coincidences -- but then I thought it might also have the opposite effect. Thinking about this a few weeks ago, when I posted a trip to “Boston” because I thought that if I said “Cambridge” it might not reveal some coincidences — but then I thought it might also have the opposite effect.

]]> By: Dopplr vs Tripit « Not this… http://coreedges.com/blog/2008/02/16/tripitdopplr-case-in-point/comment-page-1/#comment-71 Dopplr vs Tripit « Not this… Mon, 17 Nov 2008 12:47:49 +0000 http://www.macroprinciples.com/2008/02/tripitdopplr-case-in-point/#comment-71 [...] a quick search and found another review that reached a similar conclusion. It seems that dopplr are better at publicity, but tripit has the features I find genuinely [...] […] a quick search and found another review that reached a similar conclusion. It seems that dopplr are better at publicity, but tripit has the features I find genuinely […]

]]> By: Dopplr vs. Tripit: they should merge or integrate at lifeinlists.com http://coreedges.com/blog/2008/02/16/tripitdopplr-case-in-point/comment-page-1/#comment-14 Dopplr vs. Tripit: they should merge or integrate at lifeinlists.com Sun, 15 Jun 2008 15:33:24 +0000 http://www.macroprinciples.com/2008/02/tripitdopplr-case-in-point/#comment-14 [...] Josh Lowensohn at webware in his review of Dopplr, makes some similar comment attributing Dopplr’s success to underground appeal and social approach.  Julien at Macro Principles also writes about Dopplr’s ability to do more with less, and get more coverage in the blog world than Tripit. [...] […] Josh Lowensohn at webware in his review of Dopplr, makes some similar comment attributing Dopplr’s success to underground appeal and social approach.  Julien at Macro Principles also writes about Dopplr’s ability to do more with less, and get more coverage in the blog world than Tripit. […]

]]> By: Claude Baudoin http://coreedges.com/blog/2008/02/16/tripitdopplr-case-in-point/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Claude Baudoin Sun, 17 Feb 2008 17:43:49 +0000 http://www.macroprinciples.com/2008/02/tripitdopplr-case-in-point/#comment-8 Woohoo... thanks for posting this. I was just thinking about this a few weeks ago, when I posted a trip to "Boston" because I thought that if I said "Cambridge" it might not reveal some coincidences -- but then I thought it might also have the opposite effect. As you well know, Julien, we have a cluster of locations around Houston where our colleagues often travel, and the same thing around Paris -- although of course we might naturally enter "Houston" instead of "Sugar Land" and "Paris" instead of "Clamart" already. Nonetheless, I am glad that the Dopplr guys are so responsive to emerging requirements. This is "agile development" -- a good lesson for our own software groups to learn, methinks. Woohoo… thanks for posting this. I was just thinking about this a few weeks ago, when I posted a trip to “Boston” because I thought that if I said “Cambridge” it might not reveal some coincidences — but then I thought it might also have the opposite effect.

As you well know, Julien, we have a cluster of locations around Houston where our colleagues often travel, and the same thing around Paris — although of course we might naturally enter “Houston” instead of “Sugar Land” and “Paris” instead of “Clamart” already. Nonetheless, I am glad that the Dopplr guys are so responsive to emerging requirements. This is “agile development” — a good lesson for our own software groups to learn, methinks.

]]> By: Claude Baudoin http://coreedges.com/blog/2008/02/16/tripitdopplr-case-in-point/comment-page-1/#comment-57 Claude Baudoin Sun, 17 Feb 2008 14:43:49 +0000 http://www.macroprinciples.com/2008/02/tripitdopplr-case-in-point/#comment-57 Woohoo... thanks for posting this. I was just thinking about this a few weeks ago, when I posted a trip to "Boston" because I thought that if I said "Cambridge" it might not reveal some coincidences -- but then I thought it might also have the opposite effect.<br><br>As you well know, Julien, we have a cluster of locations around Houston where our colleagues often travel, and the same thing around Paris -- although of course we might naturally enter "Houston" instead of "Sugar Land" and "Paris" instead of "Clamart" already. Nonetheless, I am glad that the Dopplr guys are so responsive to emerging requirements. This is "agile development" -- a good lesson for our own software groups to learn, methinks. Woohoo… thanks for posting this. I was just thinking about this a few weeks ago, when I posted a trip to “Boston” because I thought that if I said “Cambridge” it might not reveal some coincidences — but then I thought it might also have the opposite effect.

As you well know, Julien, we have a cluster of locations around Houston where our colleagues often travel, and the same thing around Paris — although of course we might naturally enter “Houston” instead of “Sugar Land” and “Paris” instead of “Clamart” already. Nonetheless, I am glad that the Dopplr guys are so responsive to emerging requirements. This is “agile development” — a good lesson for our own software groups to learn, methinks.

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