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Shape Type - a letter shaping game
(shape.method.ac)
1 points
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endtwist
14y ago
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endtwist
14y ago
Author here; I didn't (intentionally) lift the title—had no idea there was an article of a similar name already.
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The Future is not Real-Time
(notes.unwieldy.net)
70 points
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14y ago
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30 comments
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Facebook Is Trying To Go Around The SEC To Get Its Instagram Deal Done Sooner
(sfgate.com)
2 points
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14y ago
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Soviet Venus space probe "Venera-4" 1967 documentary
(youtube.com)
1 points
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14y ago
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The "Work" Trap
(notes.unwieldy.net)
3 points
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14y ago
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Your Unique Value Proposition is not your marketing angle.
(notes.unwieldy.net)
2 points
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14y ago
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The 6,000 Year Trip
(notes.unwieldy.net)
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14y ago
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14y ago
That's like telling me points are a terrible unit of measurement for print because we use different sizes of paper and points should be relative to the paper size. The whole goal of points is that a point is a point is a point, regardless
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endtwist
14y ago
I only worked with Harrison very briefly (and merely in the same office—I never worked one-on-one with him personally). I reached out to Harrison and Zee on Twitter, first. I was irritated that he would do something like that, especially be
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Plagiarism
(notes.unwieldy.net)
1230 points
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14y ago
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311 comments
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The 144 Million Dollar Button
(notes.unwieldy.net)
147 points
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14y ago
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74 comments
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How I built Hopper in a week, without internet
(notes.unwieldy.net)
5 points
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14y ago
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3 comments
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endtwist
14y ago
Just because you don't want to get clean and make scrambled eggs at the same time doesn't mean others wouldn't like to.
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Escape
(notes.unwieldy.net)
2 points
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14y ago
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endtwist
15y ago
Those restraints are stronger than you think, in all honesty. Especially if you have any insecurity whatsoever about being able to find something else or make it on your own. Once you can get beyond that insecurity, though, your feelings ch
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Disconnected
(notes.unwieldy.net)
8 points
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15y ago
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Autolinker.js: Smartly autolink any URL, email address or Twitter handle
(github.com)
6 points
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15y ago
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endtwist
15y ago
Luck can be increased with frequency. The more often you put yourself out there, the greater the chance the right people/time/moods will align.
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endtwist
15y ago
One of my favorite high school teachers took the time to explain each and every dirty joke in A Midsummer Night's Dream; he was, consequently, one of the best English teachers I ever had. By the end of the year, the school fired him.
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endtwist
15y ago
Even better: http://jsfiddle.net/rVxTn/8/ pointer-events: none on an opaque container, with the FB 'like' button below it.
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endtwist
15y ago
From a cursory look, it seems like the most common (in order of frequency) are: 1. Rude 2. Pedantic 3. Snarky 4. Negative 5. An ass 6. A downer 7. A jerk I'd love for someone to actually analyze the results and get the numbers, though.
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15y ago
Even the CSS is nicely organized: http://editsquarterly.com/lib/css/edits.iancoyle.css?0.0.0.9
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How One Ship's Anchor Disrupted Internet Access in 6 Countries
(theatlantic.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
You effectively just described what "good design" is -- so effortless, it's invisible. This isn't a new concept, but with the recent focus on design in startups, I guess it's finally coming to light outside the design community.
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15y ago
No problem, Hopper might not be for you. However, I've gotten a lot of requests re: emailing updates, so I will consider it! Let me say, though, that I absolutely respect your privacy and have no intention of looking at your data. It's as p
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endtwist
15y ago
I found that I regularly emailed myself notes and files for later processing, and they'd then get lost in the inbox. I wanted to be able to search my notes (and only my notes), as well as easily share them with one or several people. Every
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15y ago
A mobile version is coming soon. I'm just as eager as you are to use it on my phone.
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Hopper: Stop emailing yourself notes, files, and images
(gethopper.com)
104 points
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15y ago
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76 comments
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endtwist
15y ago
They also gladly accept PayPal, to be fair.
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