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by gjenkin 16y ago
This would be a great addition to the nav. I can imagine having 3 modes of viewing submissions: "top" (the current default), "new", and "popular" (for >100 votes). I already switch back and forth between the default (or "top") view an
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by gjenkin 16y ago
Yep true. You may have missed that I said "from a graphic design or typographic design perspective" in my example. There are various schools of thought to that "underlaying [sic] principle of thinking". Dieter Rams comes from one of those s
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by gjenkin 16y ago
While I personally would prefer to follow the "good design is as little design as possible" mantra, it's not a principle that should be followed in all cases. Dieter Rams is speaking from a modernist school of design philosophy, and while
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by gjenkin 16y ago
Yes, disappointing to see this behavior from the government, and also from corporations like Amazon. Perhaps most disappointing though is that much of the MSM coverage is focused on Wikileaks itself and not on the actual content of the cabl
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Brand Devolution: what do logo changes (like the Gap's) mean anyway?(fishofthebay.com)
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Facebook’s Fundamental Flaw, And Why Its New Groups Misses The Mark(blogs.forbes.com)
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by gjenkin 16y ago
pg wrote this essay some time ago: http://www.paulgraham.com/start.html He discusses the elements you need to create a successful startup. To answer your question of "when" to start a startup, it may be worth considering these elements. W
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by gjenkin 16y ago
History and journalism. The story, from a journalist's perspective, becomes too complex if a more complete analysis was included. To write, for example, that the Soviets had a detailed system of approvals which were designed to act as redun
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by gjenkin 16y ago
Super simple. It just works. Given that it's a journal, it might be worth thinking about how you would suggest to users that this service will be around for longer than a few months, or how they can export their data to another service in t