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by anarchitect 11y ago
I'm a big fan of the Helpscout content. It's an almost guaranteed click from me every time they send an email.
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by anarchitect 11y ago
Crawling JS content, yes. But does it rank for that content in the same way it would if the whole document was generated on the server?
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by anarchitect 11y ago
We (kingandmcgaw.com) have seen plenty of examples that suggest Googlebot tries to discover pages that might exist (as distinct from crawling interlinking pages). This includes navigating the URL structure (in finding blah.com/one&#x2F
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Holidays are a team’s Chaos Monkey(medium.com)
1 points by anarchitect 11y ago|0 comments
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by anarchitect 11y ago
Many of my friends are East London types who can no longer afford to live north of the river, and I have heard Peckham described as "the new Dalston" more than once. Perhaps it's got the right balance of edginess, location an
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by anarchitect 11y ago
It's the area between spotlight and a spreadsheet where this is useful for me. I've used Soulver in the past but rarely open it these days. For instance, this morning I was calculating the % uplifts of a recent sale and it quickly
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by anarchitect 11y ago
A few years back, someone (I can't recall the source) was prophesying Apple making a "laptop" that behaves like this, leveraging your iPhone's CPU. Basically a MacBook Air without the "computer".
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by anarchitect 11y ago
This looks really great. The integration with Github and CircleCI makes it a very attractive option for us as it would slot right in to our existing workflows.
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by anarchitect 11y ago
This looks really interesting. What does this use as the source for product data?
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by anarchitect 11y ago
I came here to say the same. Really high quality, thought-provoking content.
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by anarchitect 12y ago
Thanks for this. I went to the trouble of registering an account but kept being sent in a circular route back to the homepage.
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by anarchitect 12y ago
I am in the process of migrating our organisation's various systems into one Google Apps domain. In my experience Drive's usefulness is far greater when use Drive for both Docs and file storage rather than for file storage alone.
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by anarchitect 12y ago
Would anyone from the Government Digital Service [1] in the UK care to comment on this? GDS is a world-class operation which has many smart people using modern technology to solve real problems for UK citizens. Much (all?) of the work is op
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by anarchitect 12y ago
I work for a company that has two locations and a number of workers (including the CEO, who is quite hands-on) who work remotely the majority of time. When I joined and introduced Basecamp which managed to de-siloed a whole lot of informati
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by anarchitect 12y ago
It's slightly more convenient to use www for the reasons luaks points out, but it's more about what you prefer. For SEO just ensure you do 301 redirects from your non-preferred one to your preferred one (same goes with HTTP and HT
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by anarchitect 12y ago
Fully agree with this. Boomerang has really been the only way my inbox has remained exclusively actionable items that are not blocked by waiting for people to reply. I haven't seen Inbox yet, but it sounds like the "snooze" f
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by anarchitect 12y ago
I thought that was strange too.
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by anarchitect 12y ago
Well done guys, this is really slick. Some feedback: * The marketing site should have screenshots. The app looks fantastic - you should show it off! * When I installed the Chrome plugin all my (many) tabs reloaded. Is this normal? * I never
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by anarchitect 12y ago
Easyart - http://easyart.com/help/jobs - Clerkenwell, London Easyart is looking for a talented and passionate Front-end Web Developer to help us craft great experiences for our customers. As part of our technology team
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by anarchitect 12y ago
The Lean Startup was a real eye-opener for me, even though I thought I understood all the key concepts (I didn't). For some reason I always assume everyone on HN has already read it! Made to Stick looks great. Added to my wishlist, tha
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by anarchitect 12y ago
Sure. There are plenty of summaries available on Amazon, for instance, this summary of Good to Great ( http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B008VGWCHY/ref=oh_aui_d_d... ). There are also some really great mini bo
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by anarchitect 12y ago
In the last five years moved from development, to leading the development team to more of a product management role. Fully agree with that DanielBMarkham it's "the people part of things is where you'll screw up", so I&#x
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by anarchitect 12y ago
I had a friend who worked for a well-known movie director who built a "black book" contact list disguised as a tip calculator. A quick search does not return any association between his name and an app, but I can see there are a n
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by anarchitect 12y ago
This reminds me of a piece of advice I heard somewhere, which I keep coming back to – "be someone that people want to work with again".
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Data-driven UX decisions(medium.com)
2 points by anarchitect 12y ago|0 comments
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by anarchitect 13y ago
Very interesting, and I did manage to read 500WPM without too much of a struggle, but I did not enjoy reading with this technique. I feel uncomfortable not knowing when a paragraph is going to end, and the relentless onslaught of words to
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by anarchitect 13y ago
It's also an Italian cocktail http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spritz_(alcoholic_beverage)
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by anarchitect 13y ago
This is exactly what I've been waiting for, once the multiple repos feature has been added.
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by anarchitect 13y ago
Looks great. Wouldn't work well for us though because our main enemy is over-aggressive spiders that don't trigger Analytics trackers.
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by anarchitect 13y ago
In all likelihood our scenario is less complex than in the one described in the article. That said, the code we are replacing is in constant use and powers all our online stores, the main source of revenue for our company.

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