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Recently MindTribe held our very first hack day! We took a day off to build a drawing robot inspired by the polargraph. It was an opportunity for us to work together as a company, working on a single project (we … Continue reading
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Tom, MindTribe’s project manager and resident Awesome Dad, is constantly building new toys to delight his kids. Consequently, one fringe benefit of working at MindTribe is occasionally getting to play with said toys, which are no less delightful for big … Continue reading
In trying to imbue a ring with value worthy of the lovely lady I planned to give it to, I had to dive deep to determine what I valued. I knew it wasn’t money, and I was a little turned … Continue reading
As many of you know, we have had a window front display in our Palo Alto office for a long time. Passersby could dial up with their cell phones and control a simple classic arcade game. It’s 2011 and we … Continue reading
Curse you San Francisco, you’ve bested me for the last time! At first, I took it in stride. “You caught me fair n’ square,” I thought as I clicked the payment button with a mirthless chuckle. The second time was … Continue reading
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