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by ceworthington 14y ago
I'm not sure why anyone thought getting a bunch of Fortune 500 technology companies invested in the status quo of health care spending would lead to reduced costs.
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Idea for Fixing Conference Call Frustration with Software(grayducklabs.com)
1 points by ceworthington 14y ago|0 comments
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by ceworthington 14y ago
My two cents: it's pretty hard to take this seriously when you lead the post with a picture of a naked woman clinging to Richard Branson kite surfing.
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by ceworthington 14y ago
TL/DR: I probably shouldn't have used Rails in the first place, but it was too tempting to roll my own blogging engine. Octopress/Jekyll is a better fit for now, but I do have concerns about future problems this choice may cause.
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Why I Ditched Rails for Octopress for my Company Website(grayducklabs.com)
2 points by ceworthington 14y ago|1 comments
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How Poor Ballot UX Cost Gore the Election, and Other Ballot Design Notes (video)(nytimes.com)
2 points by ceworthington 14y ago|0 comments
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by ceworthington 14y ago
If they get to the point of going into a store, you can bet that the store employees will do everything they can to sell them a different phone that is in stock today, that they can earn a commission on now. The same would be true if iPhone
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by ceworthington 14y ago
Supply chain issues really hurt in a market as competitive as smartphones. I wonder how many sales Apple loses per day because they can't keep the product in stock? Buying an iPhone 5 involves either lots of waiting, or hard work to track o
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by ceworthington 14y ago
Sorry: I meant "why is there no LEGAL live stream of the World Series game" I'm legitimately interested in the business rationale. There must be one, but it is non obvious. My best guess is that by focusing max audience onto one platform, t
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Why is there no live stream of the World Series game?
1 points by ceworthington 14y ago|2 comments
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by ceworthington 14y ago
Optimizing is often an after-thought on side projects, so it's cool to see you take a stab at it for your personal blog.
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by ceworthington 14y ago
Having just completed a Paypal integration for a Backbone.js app (my.jetbets.us), I can pretty confidently say that what Paypal needs is a much better-documented API to interface with a dramatically simpler set of products/pricing plans. Th
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by ceworthington 14y ago
Sentence number two pretty much sums up the article: "Though I haven't been lucky enough to review one yet, I feel as if they'll take the market by storm..." Pretty sure ZDNet is trolling us, and if so good for them because I fell for it an
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by ceworthington 14y ago
I totally agree with this. When I shifted my design thinking to use this approach to building UX, I found not only were my sites/apps easier to bring to mobile but the desktop versions were usually better as well. Mobile first designs often
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by ceworthington 14y ago
Love this; extremely useful. One suggestion: a "quick search" bar that would let you add elements by starting to type the names of things, similar to Balsamiq Mockups. It's a bit of a pain to navigate through the menus to find the right ele
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by ceworthington 14y ago
As a product designer who occasionally does contract work for larger companies, I fail to see what the big deal is. My work is often used by my clients to inform a bigger, more expensive design that they build internally or outsource elsewh
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by ceworthington 14y ago
It may not help much but you'd like to think that Softlayer would at least make the effort.
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by ceworthington 14y ago
Maybe they should block you then buy you. Probably would help them in the negotiation... But in all seriousness, PadMapper was a great service and seemed to do it the "right" way (providing deep links back into Craigslist's site/content), i