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What do great team members do?
(gregmeyer.com)
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In Praise of "The Long Thought"
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Ecuador auctions off Amazon to Chinese oil firms | World news | The Guardian
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What Is Bitcoin and What Can I Do With It?
(lifehacker.com)
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The dire state of Wordpress
(jshakespeare.com)
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7 Lessons From the World's Most Captivating Presenters
(blog.hubspot.com)
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The Web Is a Customer Service Medium (Ftrain.com)
(ftrain.com)
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Don’t Let the Lean Startup Process Ruin the Fun of Entrepreneurship
(kevindewalt.com)
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Dark Patterns - User Interfaces Designed to Trick People
(darkpatterns.org)
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SaaS Churn Threats: Identify and Retain At-Risk Customers
(sixteenventures.com)
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Android Is Dead (Long Live Google)
(readwrite.com)
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Thanks a lot for the traduction. This summary has been added to tldr.io, see here http://tldr.io/tldrs/5134660e28b6ae385b0000de/microsoft-owes...
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Here are the highlights the author has extracted from his study http://tldr.io/tldrs/5123bba2793151711c00001b/good-sleep-goo...
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Very useful post. I put the tl;dr version the author wrote on tldr.io http://tldr.io/tldrs/51238dc4b3a7a6ca1000002f/step-by-step-l...
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I posted it on tldr.io, it's now accessible by everyone at this url http://tldr.io/tldrs/511e2afb84eebe2d69000006/that-tesla-dat...
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Thanks for the tl;dr.
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Awesome summary! You should love http://tldr.io :)
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Thx for the feedback I'll make a blog post out of it.
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I'm indeed a cofounder of tldr.io but that's not a mystery, Googling my alias will give you my Twitter profile with my bio as the first result.
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14y ago
List of extensions: Clearly, tldr.io, Pocket, RSS Subscription, TooManyTabsOpen, Buffer, High Contrast.
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It's to avoid people to post links in comments and benefit from HN's popularity to increase their rank in the search engines results. By specifying rel=nofollow HN indicates the crawlers from Google not to count this hyperlink as a referenc
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Chrome Extensions for Heavy Readers
(slideshare.net)
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Hey Andreas, it's not down anymore but here is the tl;dr version: - Automated text-to-speech radio of Hacker News front page's links. - Listen instead of reading. See it here http://tldr.io/tldrs/50fe8b4c8aa388171700184f/soundgecko-hac...
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Yes I agree. tl;drs versions are especially useful for high quality content like the articles on http://longreads.com .
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So the TL;DR of this article is: - Author should summarize their idea in the first sentence of their writings. - Prefixing this summary with TL;DR is useless and asinine as it stands for "Too Long; Didn't Read". http://tldr.io/tldrs/50f34a
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As a cofounder of http://tldr.io I'd say that having a tl;dr separated from the main article is very useful for readability. Like ps for example it helps structure the text. tl;dr version of articles are essential to get directly to the p
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How blind people use Instagram [video]
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How Guest Posting Propelled One Site From 0 to 100,000 Customers
(searchenginewatch.com)
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Very interesting and actionable. One thing I disagree is point #5 because your previous users could feel screwed. Here are the 10 hacks 1. Guest post (send editor email with post and short intro) 2. Offer premium giveaways 3. Use Rapportive
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The First Text Message Was Sent 20 Years Ago Today
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