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by AtTheLast 14y ago
I tell people I do user experience and user design for the web. Then follow that up with a Facebook or Google related example of it.
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by AtTheLast 14y ago
I agree, it's so early in the game for App.net and its community that it's hard to say it won't solve anything.
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by AtTheLast 14y ago
I'm just getting into programming and something like this would be really cool. If I saw that my favorite company was using certain technology I might try to learn that first. If you could also take snapshots of a start ups stack it would b
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by AtTheLast 14y ago
"Now that so many things in our lives are timestamped and available online, collating it all together is a natural next step. It's interesting to see all the different ways that this is being done by different apps and services." I complete
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by AtTheLast 14y ago
Not everyone wants to share everything. So this could be a great personal analytics tool capture life and build a better self. Then anything you don't mind sharing could go into a more public social network. I like the idea of a private tim
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Do You Have a Listening Strategy?(paweiss.com)
1 points by AtTheLast 14y ago|0 comments
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by AtTheLast 14y ago
V4 was definitely the tipping point and nail in the coffin for Digg. However, once the Digg community became to large it became difficult to find interesting stories about a particular topic. At the same time twitter, hacker news and many o
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by AtTheLast 14y ago
This is really cool. The timeline helps provide some meaning to a players stats. Also, it's a great way to get a quick overview of a players career or recent history.
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by AtTheLast 15y ago
Google+ is not cool. It might be a better product then Facebook, but when it comes to social you need a network of people to make a product fly. I see the hiring of Rose as an attempt to give Google+ some street cred and make it cool.
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by AtTheLast 15y ago
If you don't know much about design then Bootstrap is a wonderful way to make a decent looking website. Also, if you need to build a quick prototype then bootstrap is great. But, many web apps have unique functionality and requirements that
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by AtTheLast 15y ago
I find myself venturing off to all my favorite online outlets when I'm doing a task I'm not particularly interested in. I guess I should step back and ask myself why I'm really doing something. If it plays an important part in helping my st
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by AtTheLast 15y ago
Have heroes outside of [startups / technology / business]. That's a solid statement right there.
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by AtTheLast 15y ago
Exactly. Passionate people running subreddits. Its a community within a community and you can find a wide variety of information on almost anything you are interested in.
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by AtTheLast 15y ago
I store all my designs in dropbox. This has worked pretty well. If I need a design I just go into dropbox and grab it and make changes to it. It works, but I'm guessing their is a better way. And when I need feedback I use a combination of
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by AtTheLast 15y ago
I've always been a fan of connecting to users on a more human and personable level. This might have been an accident, but it made FetchNotes feel more human and have a sense of humor. I think most people really appreciate this, considering
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by AtTheLast 15y ago
It will be exciting to see how this works out. Hsieh seems to really understand people and their motivations. He's the perfect person to try an pull something like this off.
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by AtTheLast 15y ago
It would nice to see other people start creating quality content or shows that could really connect with people. Heck, there is probably a lot of good content already online that I don't know about it. But, I really like what revision3 is d
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by AtTheLast 15y ago
Subreddits are what will keep Reddit strong. Even though Reddit has tons of members, subreddits make it feel much smaller and personal.
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by AtTheLast 15y ago
That's a great idea. Use bootstrap as a starting point and go from there. You already have a community forming around bootstrap that you could leverage.
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by AtTheLast 16y ago
Facebook seems more about connections and communication. AOL is all about sending me CD's everyday trying to get me to sign up for their service.
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by AtTheLast 16y ago
That should be the name of the article.
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by AtTheLast 16y ago
I discovered notepad really helps me when new ideas sweep me off my feet. I write down my idea and a few key nots about it. That way I don't lose the idea and spend a lot of time thinking about it. If the idea still sounds good after a mont
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Michael Jordan's Response To Lebron James What Should I Do Commercial(youtube.com)
8 points by AtTheLast 16y ago|0 comments
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by AtTheLast 16y ago
I agree, Yahoo! Fantasy Sports are pretty solid.
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by AtTheLast 16y ago
Makes sense as they transition away from simply maps and focus more on places and other stuff.
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by AtTheLast 16y ago
I think it makes a lot of sense as an investor to cash out with such a high valuation. Especially if this is a bubble that ends up bursting the in next few years. However part of me wonders if this isn't a bubble, what will Groupon look lik
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Ask HN: Should Groupon Sell?
2 points by AtTheLast 16y ago|5 comments
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by AtTheLast 16y ago
"The only problem is the interface. It’s simple and easy to get used to, but it’s also a trifle — dare we say it? — ugly" Since when did an interface that was simple and easy to use become a bad thing? As a designer, I would take usability
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The Melting Point of Wax(themarkweiss.com)
1 points by AtTheLast 16y ago|0 comments
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by AtTheLast 16y ago
I'm so glad they didn't sell to blockbuster! I wish more companies would stick with it and not sell to their competitors so early on.

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