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by edmack 12y ago
Getting loads of core services out into third parties is really wonderful for logging. E.g. if email sending happens in Mandrill, then you never need to write decent logging calls for that and you have a reliable source of truth!
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by edmack 12y ago
really good practical advice! Thank you KR!
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by edmack 12y ago
quite the opposite..!
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by edmack 12y ago
YC's focus is long term. Great products over long term require real compassion for your users. User-screwing acquisitions are usually acquihires and low return.
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by edmack 12y ago
We tried the Shitake Miso meal last night, it was tasty and fun to make. We work long hours, so it was a nice treat to cook without the time sink of shopping and prepping.
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by edmack 12y ago
Neptune.io are starting to provide this
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by edmack 12y ago
This man is my hero.
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by edmack 12y ago
Nice! What do people use literate programming for? I've yet to, but I'm sure I'm missing some cool benefits.
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by edmack 12y ago
Interesting. I'd love to hear some problems that this is good at solving to put it in context
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by edmack 12y ago
Also check out boxes in scala, these are lovely to use: https://www.assembla.com/wiki/show/liftweb/Box
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The Soylent Cookbook(soylentcookbook.tumblr.com)
1 points by edmack 12y ago|1 comments
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by edmack 12y ago
People want to spend lots of time sharing photos of themselves and cats. Blame humans not Facebook.
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Micro guide to app-market fit(blog.sketch-deck.com)
1 points by edmack 12y ago|0 comments
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by edmack 12y ago
Bullshit. Your advice could literally kill people. There are always many many people you can and should talk to in confidence. Many examples have offered their email addresses above.
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by edmack 12y ago
This looks really fun. Excited to try it.
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by edmack 12y ago
Our team use it to collaborate with clients on work we're doing for them
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by edmack 12y ago
Hey! We've been using Kivo @ SketchDeck to discuss our designs with clients and it's been working well, thanks. Are you guys going to add versioning?
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SketchDeck (YC W14) is hiring its first employee(blog.sketch-deck.com)
1 points by edmack 12y ago
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A company is just a belief engine(medium.com)
2 points by edmack 12y ago|0 comments
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The value and function of knowledge is changing(medium.com)
1 points by edmack 12y ago|0 comments
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Startups are the struggle(medium.com)
1 points by edmack 12y ago|0 comments
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by edmack 13y ago
There are two separate parts to this: One is admitting people you deem most likely to succeed. The second is reaching out, enthusing and supporting people from a wide range of backgrounds so that they apply and know how to be successful. Th
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by edmack 13y ago
It's high on our todo list! We need to get more examples together from our body of work.
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by edmack 13y ago
We're getting some good ones together - a lot of content is confidential, so we cannot share the befores often. If you look on our splash page you can see some of the sketches in the background - we'll get a better examples page s
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by edmack 13y ago
It depends on the client. For a lot of dense content, just getting a strong grid structure into its alignment and regularising the design helps. We always advise to have a medium amount of content on the slide, some of our clients ask us to
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by edmack 13y ago
Hi! It depends on the level of design service you require - we're getting the VGI type tasks to a fairly low cost base, however many clients want a much higher level of design than VGI would provide.
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by edmack 13y ago
We're building a solution for this including scrambling key information and company identity from work. We work on a client by client basis to make sure that what we have in place meets their needs - often NDAs work very well.
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SketchDeck Turns Terrible Slide Decks Into Beautiful Presentations In Just A Day(techcrunch.com)
56 points by edmack 13y ago|31 comments
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The State of LTE – USA record the second-lowest speeds worldwide(opensignal.com)
9 points by edmack 13y ago|5 comments
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by edmack 13y ago
How do you work out what type of furniture people will want?

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