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What talk shows can teach us about UX research
(uxbooth.com)
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11y ago
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5 research-based tips for a better contact form
(uxmovement.com)
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How to pick the nicest font for your site
(blog.webflow.com)
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What Bagging Groceries Can Teach You About Web Performance
(zoompf.com)
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acconrad
11y ago
This paper explains the exploitations of High Frequency Trading and it's effects on the stock markets of today. The authors are from Columbia Law School and Columbia Business School - The B-school being one of the top business schools
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Working for The Man ain't so bad
(thinkfaster.co)
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acconrad
11y ago
What a click-baity title. Yes, apartments are indeed expensive in San Francisco, but 2 of the 5 listings aren't even apartments: one is a mansion and the other is a 4,300+ sq ft home.
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11y ago
UGH, these kinds of bundles annoy me. I don't want the physical or audio book, I just want the e-book and the supplemental materials - I will never want/need the audio or physical book, and yet it increases the markup a ton. Actua
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11y ago
The most important thing here is to set clear expectations - particularly how much time will eat up out of your relationship and for how long. I made this mistake when I tried to build my first startup and caused my relationship at the time
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The Psychology of UX
(methodsandtools.com)
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12y ago
I wondered the same thing myself. For an even more in-depth look into how truly brilliant this man is, read his interview over at the New Yorker[1]. [1] http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2010/12/20/master
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acconrad
12y ago
Right but Dominos and McDonalds are all terrible food that isn't healthy. And only Dominos delivers. If my neighbor can cook my rice and beans for $0.30 USD / serving, or $3 for a basic salad (spinach, serving nuts, beans, olive o
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acconrad
12y ago
Right but most restaurant-type operations do 30% food cost because the other costs are employees and real estate. Couldn't costs be driven down via crowdsourcing and no real estate?
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12y ago
Are people interested in a lower-cost option? I find myself making the same meals (simple salads, chicken & rice), and these do not cost a lot per meal, certainly not $12. It would be nice to order $3-5 meals of things I would normally
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12y ago
While the speed of change is good for these issues, could that speed be detrimental in other scenarios? For example, what if this increases the speed to reverse good policies, such as carbon emissions taxes? What if the speed of change from
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12y ago
I just find it a hard pill to swallow when they claim that college for the masses is a good thing when all of the research they're pointing out comes from people at Harvard, Princeton and MIT. Feels very much like an Ivory Tower view o
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12y ago
To think that in only 250mm years, virtually all creatures disappeared and then came back to create intelligent life. Now consider that the solar system is 4.6 billion years old, and shortly thereafter were the terrestrial planets. That mea
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What did billion dollar companies look like at the Series A?
(medium.com)
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12y ago
It's kind of annoying and hypocritical when you give my website the accessibility suggestion that you shouldn't use target="_blank" when the page I am on is riddled with links opening in new tabs. I dunno I don't se
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12y ago
> However, many scientists believe Mars was much warmer and wetter billions of years ago, when it may have had a thicker atmosphere to help trap heat. This is both fascinating and horrifying. Given the timeline of the solar system thus f
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12y ago
And LA, San Diego, Seattle, Miami...basically every major city outside of the north east (shy of Portland and San Francisco). Very strange indeed.
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Advanced Performance Audits with DevTools
(paulirish.com)
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acconrad
12y ago
No mention of YCombinator at all, including their reasoning to include or not include it. Seems really strange given that I've never heard of most of these accelerators, I would have figured it was YC and TechStars at the top, followed
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acconrad
12y ago
How do you use these things in the wild? Privacy stacks generally require that they are installed on both ends of the message. Trying to get my friends and family to exchange encrypted texts or OTR IMs is basically impossible.
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acconrad
12y ago
The answer is (effectively) none. In other words, for a typical $15mm exit, as an employee (meaning no preferred stock, and thus subject to a 50% tax rate on exit), you need to own ~13.33% of the company (pre-dilution, and thus, pre-Series
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acconrad
12y ago
I have a huge gripe with any feature that is "free". It's not free - it's included as part of the $9.99 it's costing me to sign up. Also a Certificate of Completion is useless - putting this on my resume will do n
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acconrad
12y ago
Will they actually? Are employers starting to value Coursera courses as valuable educational experience?
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acconrad
12y ago
This user submitted for the same company 2 days ago[1] and was subsequently flag-killed, it's no surprised that they sponsored to write this article for TechCrunch as well. Their product is Bacopa + L-Theanine + Caffeine, which other t
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acconrad
12y ago
I'm so glad this is happening. I remember reading an article[1] back in 2008 postulating that we could rid ourselves of foreign oil dependency by turning Death Valley into a solar farm (unfortunately the article is now blocked, but a l
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12y ago
I was recently discouraged about pursuing an idea because of legal reasons - people making meals for others. But apparently lots of states won't let you cook perishables in your own kitchen and sell them to others. Are there ways aroun
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