Dutch artist Bart Jansen has turned his recently deceased cat into a working quad-copter.

It’s the GZA. Hanging out with Neil deGrasse Tyson, who consulted on GZA’s new album “Dark Matter”.

Of the infinite possibilities of infinite universes, I’m glad this happened in this one.

A colored background, a few stick drawings and bizarre font choices don’t make something an infographic. You’re hunting the word into extinction. Please, stop.

—11 reasons your infographic isn’t an infographic

NBCU Exploring Buyback of MSNBC.com

tiffehr:

I wish all my former colleagues the best as this shakes out.  Weaning off a one portal’s firehose (to another?) is ambitious and they have a good team who I expect will be eager to have direction.

Just what Tiff said. Lots of smart folks there.

Tenacity and commitment are key attributes of a great entrepreneur. Eric has these in spades as demonstrated by his willingness to do whatever it takes to get his company off the ground.

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Clint Korver of Ulu Ventures, in reference to a 19-year-old kid who secretly camped out at AOL’s Palo Alto campus for 2-months while working on his startup.

This is why Silicon Valley is so fucked up.

Your Republican cognitive dissonance chart of the day.

This is weird.

And somehow, in its awesome mediocrity, entirely appropriate.

TED talks are stupid for the same reason the curator’s code is stupid: mutual admiration societies for people who think mere thinking—about anything at all, really!—oughtta get a gold star.

—Matt Langer has a pretty good rant about TED but really about real-life filter bubbles.

A source familiar with the automaker’s plans said GM’s marketing executives decided Facebook’s ads had little impact on consumers.

—GM is pulling their ads from Facebook.

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention

Depression and suicide are tragic. The AFSP is trying to understand and prevent them both, to reach out to people dealing with mental disorders and to help people who are impacted by suicide.