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New York Times Launches HTML5-powered iPad Web App(nytimes.com)
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Why today's "fast food" startup economy isn't all it's cracked up to be(essence5.com)
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by jaredcwhite 14y ago
Nice, but I haven't seen it. (No, tent.is isn't it.) It's not a technology problem, it's a user problem. Users aren't used to social networking being decentralized. You tell someone "Friend me on Facebook" or "Follow me on Twitter" and they
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by jaredcwhite 14y ago
I anticipated your response (not you personally, the point you're making). I agree App.net needs top-notch personalities with interesting content or discussion. I don't agree with the "no 'there' there" premise, however -- I've already foun
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by jaredcwhite 14y ago
If enough amazing apps come out that require an App.net account to use, people will get on it. Think about it like this: if Netflix came out with a developer program whereby devs could create new video-watching-related apps that required a
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by jaredcwhite 14y ago
I'm not going to say designers should avoid "flat design" as an aesthetic style, but as I've already said here on HN I'm one of the designers who prefers some three dimensionality. Even more than that, I like texture. Always have. When I se
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by jaredcwhite 14y ago
Social networking completely rethought in 2012 design language. I like it.
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by jaredcwhite 14y ago
Looks very cool! I would also like to point out Cloudinary as a great service that features image hosting & upload in addition to filters. I think Instafilter.io could maybe get a leg up though if they offer and publicize a growing coll
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by jaredcwhite 14y ago
It's easy to nitpick little quirks in a platform's interface. iOS isn't quirk-free. I think a much larger problem is something this article only occasionally hints at (for example in the icon sizes section): Android's design aesthetic still
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by jaredcwhite 14y ago
Voted this up just so we can have a discussion. I hate the non-skeu'ed versions, they look terribly boring to me. Might suit a corporate cube farm though. Seriously, I don't understand the hate against skeu. I've been a designer (graphics a
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by jaredcwhite 14y ago
Really good point actually. Every time I pick up my iPad with the smart cover off (and that's very minimalistic of course), I think Wow, this is so thin!
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Jonathan Bryce on The Importance Of OpenStack(rackspace.com)
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