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by four 15y ago
I'm sorry to hear that you feel so crumby. In coming to us, asking for help with your problem, you demonstrate strength, in spite of feeling badly. Since you mentioned thinking of suicide, I must strongly recommend you talk to a mental heal
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by four 15y ago
what is the risk and how high is it? Can you quantify the reward? Even a little bit? Ballpark?
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Who Made That? The Stop Sign Wasn’t Always Red(nytimes.com)
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by four 15y ago
Yup. I'm in. Been waiting since Kickstarter announcement. Yes, website copy, UX need work. Tweeted you for an invitation. Thinking of putting OP+S3 under the tree for family gifts. Go get 'em!
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Ask HM: Going to ad:tech/NY? Meetup Help with passes?
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by four 15y ago
Very interesting to hear what ad industry people say. And that even now the agencies are short-handed. I'm sure traditionally skilled and trained people are still setting the technical values. We'll there lunch will be eaten. After reading
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Deliberative Trouble? Why Groups Go to Extremes(yalelawjournal.org)
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Intellectual Roots of Wall Street Protest Lie in Academe(chronicle.com)
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Who You Are(nytimes.com)
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by four 15y ago
Gawande's close and thick-skinned observations of himself and others as they coach and are coached illustrates that good coaching is powerfully effective - and without equal as an improvement technique. All you optimizing engineers out ther
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by four 15y ago
Move on. Better use of your time, energy and wisdom to start on the next thing, than to spend it on trying to extract some money from the last thing. Move on.
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by four 15y ago
PG's presentation: characteristically focused, frank, funny, useful and well-articulated. NYC's ascent: This is not really an important question. NYC's scene is in good shape. YC alumni presentations: Just the right number, length of time a
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by four 15y ago
Ditto
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by four 15y ago
Best to have your hands free: business cards , sketchbook, phone, a couple pens . With just the right info. One to lend.
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by four 15y ago
Snikolci, I'm coming from Maine, via Boston. Please ping me, too.
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by four 15y ago
Brk, I'm coming from Maine, via Boston. I'm up for carpooling.
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by four 15y ago
Done. See you all there.* Thanks, Cmer *Looking for a ride from/to Boston.
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by four 15y ago
1. Offer something they can't get elsewhere if another job comes along. Great leadership, great tools, lots of acknowledgement. 2. Don't skimp on pay. I 2nd Rdouble's thesis. 3. Go on foot looking at IxDA, BarCamp, APLN-NYC, etc.
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by four 17y ago
This is a perennial question amoungst UX/IxD/UI folks. I haven't used Axure and confess to be suspicious of its hype. My secret weapon is still: paper. I know you said digital, but in my experience all digital prototypes have the inherent w
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by four 17y ago
Webapp, will prototype with Drupal, so no real hacking at first. Counts? Then Railsification. Me: Industrial/UX designer (and food lover) who loves DIY, but needs products for laymen, not just dev.s. Story: Our local (Maine) farmers market