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Basic Virtual Currency Design Mistakes Costing You Revenue In Games
(superrewards.com)
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Fortunately there are those of us who love that part:) (minus the sleazy stuff)
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I won't speak for Sandy, but Quibb's not (necessarily) built with the startup niche in mind. She knew the most likely people to try a work linksharing tool would be tech/startup workers, so she focused on the path of least re
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Etsy Shop Terminated - How Wrong Facebook Logo Led To Shutdown
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Interesting experiment - we implemented 90 minute sprints, 3x a day for our workdays at my first startup. Thinking was that as former soccer players, a 90 minute game was our peak performance; our bodies and minds were pretty conditioned to
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14 Actionable Tactics That Help Developers Win Against Fraud
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Yeah, drives me nuts there's zero reporting/analytics. Considering leaving Trello altogether because of this.
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Ways To Rise Above The Sea Of Boring Development Blogs
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"didn't have anyone else in it" - seems no one else was in the photo with her.
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This strikes me as odd, albeit a clue. You had a photo of a girl you'd presumably never met. A photo you'd taken, that you didn't know was her at first.
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Site's down, mirror: http://www.zeroshare.info/january_1_2012
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Martin Manley Life & Death: 60yr old launches website, commits suicide
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I'm an American who started a startup in Vancouver, BC before this Visa existed. If anyone has any questions about doing that or would like suggestions/introductions to people in the area let me know.
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I've spoken with him too, very recently. It's my impression he's still actively answering support emails for CL (as in daily). No?
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Site's down.
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I agree that I slipped in between 'founding' and 'working' a bit. The conversation that inspired the post was agnostic to the distinction, obviously, but you're right there are differences. I think it's most useful to actually explore the '
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Are Startups Cool?
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The only people who feel this way are the ultra-early adopters. Assuming most sites aren't meant for that audience, I don't think it's actually worth worrying about in the process of getting an early iteration out the door. Sure, as a site/
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The only thing I'd add to this concise post is that once you settle into the mental discipline of sifting through your experience with these filters running automatically, other people's problems become frighteningly clear in the same conte
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Where do you source your blogs?
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This is what excited me too. Elements of TurntableFM-like 'social listening' might be interesting in a new environment.
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Minimum Viable Vision
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Kitchen Aid Social Media Debacle
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Unicorns vs. Greed - Google Trends
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I agree this is a problem that's near the "Deviation barrier". I also agree it's narrowing, and admit that what I was suggesting is a 'low-tech' solution. I suppose I was simply offering that I'm seeing empirical evidence that this is a pai
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This is a problem we've assessed a bit at http://foodtree.com - there are some efforts in this space but none seem to have the penetration to make it useful at scale. Our approach is to help grocers "spread their great story" as an incent
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Really like this post; articulating something I experience and something I see a TON of entrepreneurs quietly struggle with. I share your intuition that it's not entirely a machine-ready problem; productivity tools (using that term WIDELY)
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This is where I sit on Kevin Rose. He's mostly a product guy, and he brings past success and a big 'test-market' following to ANY product he touches. I'm hard-pressed to discredit someone who got Digg the attention it got, then maintained a
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This is cool: An open data standard for food
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I do this this is accurate. Going to Austin during SXSW can be really valuable, exciting, and inspiring. Paying for a badge and doing the panel circuit isn't worth the money or time away from what's outside the CC.
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