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Why we only hire noobs
(blog.crew.co)
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10y ago
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11y ago
http://backstage.crew.co/bettercrew-how-to-automate-customer...
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How Much Does a Website Cost?
(howmuchdoesawebsiteco.st)
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11y ago
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Undecided Voters (2008)
(newyorker.com)
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11y ago
Probably my favourite lede of all time.
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It doesn't matter where you work
(blog.crew.co)
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If startup slogans were honest
(medium.com)
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11y ago
Boy golly gee do I ever hate adblock-walled content. Anyone have a way around it? I've been forced to disable adblock to access content on several sites.
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Why I killed my standing desk
(medium.com)
32 points
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11y ago
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11y ago
Haha. That's addressed in his essay!!
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11y ago
Ah, another website using the Unsplash.com give-everything-away business model. Great concept! And great Unsplash photos beneath the logos :)
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11y ago
A real shame. Hacker Monthly was a great product for the HN community and I'm going to miss it arriving in the post every month. With that said, I think there's still a healthy ecosystem of similar products. There was a post on th
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11y ago
Agreed, it's probably no more trustworthy than WP/Blogger. However, it is more trustworthy than Buzzfeed or CorporateBlogger.com. Ostensibly, the average Medium post should be better because writers aren't paid (and hence th
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11y ago
For beginning writers, it's the perfect place. If you write well, it's likely you'll be approached by syndication squads, and those relationships can help build a support network for marketing future pieces and building an au
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11y ago
As a writer who's made his living (more or less) via Medium over the past year, hopefully my experience can shed some insight. The first blog post I wrote on Medium [0] got there by accident: I planned on publishing it on a popular loc
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11y ago
"Keep the cost of failure low and the value of success high" I wonder if this approach to iterative building is applicable to other fields. You can iterate on a plane or a website, even a stand-up comedy routine. But what about a
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11y ago
That would be great to do! Unfortunately I'm non-technical and tried to limit the scope of the analysis to the absolute bare-bones, haha. If you'd like to do it yourself, I'd be fascinated by the results :)
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11y ago
Yeah, that's also another heuristic that works (and one I use myself when browsing HackerNews in real-time). The only reason I required multiple submissions was to filter out posts that were of fleeting interest (product launches, or n
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11y ago
Hey all. My partner and I scraped the entire database of HackerNews (~9m submissions and comments) and found the links that reappeared multiple times. We discounted any submission with less than 10 points, and filtered out product launches
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I did the math: here are the 50 best HackerNews posts of all time
(medium.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
price.
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11y ago
You're a couple of orders of magnitude off, my friend.
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A first for physics: Fundamental quantum physics problem proved unsolvable
(nature.com)
193 points
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11y ago
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Silicon Valley Vies for a Piece of the U.S. Mortgage Market
(bloomberg.com)
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11y ago
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Snoop Dogg Marketing
(medium.com)
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Why has Buffer lost 50% traffic? Consumers aren't as stupid as you think
(medium.com)
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11y ago
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5 comments
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Study finds improved self-regulation in kindergartners who wait a year to enroll
(ed.stanford.edu)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Personally I use Nuzzel to aggregate tweets of all those VCs so I can see what links people are sharing en masse. You miss the "zinger" tweets but you also don't have to comb through the noise of 500 tweets an hour. I actuall
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Bob Dylan, bad classicist
(medium.com)
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11y ago
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Better suggestion box: use a Twitter hashtag to organize user feedback
(backstage.crew.co)
5 points
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11y ago
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