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How Hackers and Innovators Accelerate Success(thebln.com)
5 points by gloves 11y ago|0 comments
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When is the right time to rewrite your software?(businessofsoftware.org)
1 points by gloves 11y ago|0 comments
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by gloves 11y ago
I know it's not healthy (in terms of switching off from work) - but I do generally enjoy getting emails - receiving one more often than not will be a reply I've been waiting for, or even better, sometimes new opportunities/or
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How to price your software product [free eBook](businessofsoftware.org)
3 points by gloves 11y ago|0 comments
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Software Success by Joel Spolsky(businessofsoftware.org)
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How to Price SaaS Products(businessofsoftware.org)
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Stop rolling the dice on software pricing(businessofsoftware.org)
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Should you rewrite your software? DHH AMA Summary(businessofsoftware.org)
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by gloves 11y ago
This was a really great post - not least as I just spent the last half an hour nerding out to Star Wars things I didn't know existed.
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The Unicorn Bubble – Ready to Burst(businessofsoftware.org)
1 points by gloves 11y ago|0 comments
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by gloves 11y ago
Or poor quality... I wonder how they define poor quality. The article isn't terribly surprising, I think the issue here is not so much the fact that goods are bad quality, it is when they are marketed as something of high quality. For
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by gloves 11y ago
Can't imagine this is really going to be a big thing in Amazon's strategy going forwards, just a marketing ploy and a bit of fun. Interestingly, Amazon reportedly turnover twice as much from their data services than they do their
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by gloves 11y ago
Robert Moore - the guy in this video - also did a funny blog on his companies logo looking like underwear by accident. Interesting thing was that it actually turned out quite well for him. https://blog.rjmetrics.com/2013&#x2
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The right time to turn in your keyboard as a coder/founder(thebln.com)
5 points by gloves 11y ago|1 comments
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by gloves 11y ago
The sad thing about this is as the technology advances, the likely first movers on this tech will be for military purposes. Do enjoy what appears to be VR piloting at 1.28 however. First great useage of it I have seen.
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Basecamp 3 Early Access Going Live(basecamp.com)
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by gloves 11y ago
I'm not sure how this is news to anyone these days. There are a billion and one places you could go on the web, see on TV, read in books, or even speak with neighbours and the same advice would be given. Lots of sugar = bad. Less sugar
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by gloves 11y ago
Every one of these has me tearing my hair out. Good post! Being a marketer myself, I'd love to know what people see as a solid alternative to pop ups asking for emails? It's a difficult balance to maintain between making it obviou
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by gloves 11y ago
Yup, okay, that's very pretty.
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by gloves 11y ago
I feel all this hype about fps is highly overrated. As a gamer, I probably get a moment of 'wow' for the first twenty minutes of playing a game and noticing things like grass, sound, and fps, but then the marginal differences beco
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Usefully Short Guide to Software Pricing [Free EBook](businessofsoftware.org)
5 points by gloves 11y ago|0 comments
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by gloves 11y ago
Agreed - how was your experience? Maybe it's just not a thing yet!
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by gloves 11y ago
I don't mean to say those who are homeless without choice have it easy by the way, or that people choose homelessness. I appreciate there are a world of reasons why people find themself homeless, most of which are bad. Simply making th
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by gloves 11y ago
Exactly. I feel, and again only speaking for myself, but the thing I strive most for in life is choice, or options. Having the option to choose whether to live in a home or not. If I was to choose homelessness, I wouldn't see this as a
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The truth about Van Halen’s M&M Rider(businessofsoftware.org)
5 points by gloves 11y ago|0 comments
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From Bootstrap to $60m. What I’ve learnt(businessofsoftware.org)
7 points by gloves 11y ago|1 comments
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by gloves 11y ago
That's ridiculous, but thank you!
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by gloves 11y ago
In this particular case, having read the article, it didn't seem as if the man in question really minded the lifestyle of homelessness. There is a perception that to be without a static home is a terrible, terrible thing, but really, I
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by gloves 11y ago
Precious Lunga spoke at Business of Software on this topic, seems like the work of Econet Wireless seems to be trying to address this issue. Some interesting stats here: http://www.slideshare.net/marklittlewood/bos2015-
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by gloves 11y ago
It's funny - IMHO the Hoodie Uniform was developed because people didn't seem to care about fashion or the clothes they were wearing - the stereotypical devs. I can also see how this has come full circle now though, as I think to

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