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by joedev 15y ago
For the same reason that, as a user, I benefit from Apple's Human Interface Guidelines, I am fine using Bootstrap applications.
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by joedev 15y ago
The BS is not limited to start-ups. Check out the break-dance troupe kicking off JavaOne. geez: http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/200x/2008/05/07/PS080733.p... (credit: http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/200x/2008/05/07/J1D1 )
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by joedev 15y ago
This risk-reward axiom holds true for almost all aspects of business. Lower risk, lower investment == lower return.* Of the many economies and business environments created throughout history, this system of reward makes for the best so fa
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by joedev 15y ago
Amen. I would think getting noticed based on the coolness of your parties instead of getting noticed based on your product would be lame. Instead, it seems to be what draws people to the game. "BS" is a good call.
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AdamHome - "I could just take one little look."(gocomics.com)
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by joedev 15y ago
Another in the long line of Silicon Valley companies screwing up and then getting kudos from the community for handling the screw up. It's getting tiresome to see people get accolades for basically doing their job, after failing to do thei
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by joedev 15y ago
"How Not to Sell [Cheap] Software in 2012." or "How Not to Sell Software [to Small Companies] in 2012."
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by joedev 15y ago
Congrats. I would love to see a piece about why consultancies don't run client projects in a way similar to what's been working for you at Kicksend. They sound like great approaches to take to any project, so why don't consultancies do thi
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by joedev 15y ago
We've really reached a sad point in the development of civilization when accurately tracking which games your friends play is a pressing issue. (p.s. Considering how I spend my time and attention, I'm including myself in this indictment.)
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by joedev 15y ago
Work does, quite literally, kill us - http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-02-22/the-worse-the-econo...
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Life expectancy goes up during recessions(bloomberg.com)
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by joedev 15y ago
"Work hard and go home!" - Amen, amen, amen!
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by joedev 15y ago
This is what happens when collaboration tools are turned on their head and used as as popularity contest.
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by joedev 15y ago
I will only shop on Amazon Prime, and only buy Prime eligible items. Compared to online alternatives: * Even if less elsewhere online I stick with Amazon because the Amazon experience is known and reliable. Compared to a local shop: * Cust
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by joedev 15y ago
That's not a classic "Startup" horror story. That's a classic "Built to Flip" horror story. One of many reasons why selling is not an desireable business-model strategy.
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by joedev 15y ago
Maybe I'm not reading rfc3390 right? This: "This increased initial window is optional: a TCP MAY start with a larger initial window." And specifically this: "MAY start with a larger initial window". "larger" than what? a.) larger than tha
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by joedev 15y ago
Ben fails to mention that the equation he proposed is "violated" is expressly "optional" and in fact the standard allows that "a TCP MAY start with a larger initial window".
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by joedev 15y ago
Hey, at least they said "Please".
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by joedev 15y ago
In "The Four Hour Work Week", Timothy Ferriss claims to not have read a newspaper for years. It's all about maximum output. Minimizing input is one great way to free up time and energy to drastically increase output.
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by joedev 15y ago
The GAP one is especially funny.
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by joedev 15y ago
I've always imagined a sweatshop, boiler-room operation when I think of a Groupon office.
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by joedev 15y ago
Very interesting find pknight: "4 studies show that emphasizing to-date information increases goal adherence when commitment is uncertain—that is, when participants study for a relatively unim- portant exam, consume luxuries, fulfill a desi
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by joedev 15y ago
I doubt it is patented. http://twitter.com/#!/dhh/status/168725102538661891
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by joedev 15y ago
Nice job.
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by joedev 15y ago
http://www.google.com/flights Select: departure airport, departure date, and return date (optionally price range). Do not choose a destination. See: a map of destinations with price labels shown for major cities. Set: the max price and s
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by joedev 15y ago
You could be right: http://www.jotform.net/answers/72220-Fraudulent-site-please-... And JotForm appears to respond quickly and take action, at least to that request.
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by joedev 15y ago
This can happen to any web site that allows user generated content. Yes, that's true that it can happen just as almost anything can happen. But to act as if this comes as a surprise for which such a company should not be prepared is
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by joedev 15y ago
Excellent idea. Especially in regard to shortening the titles on navigation elements, buttons, and links. Longer, more descriptive labels when screen real-estate allows. Shorter, perhaps more cryptic but made-to-fit, labels when screen r
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by joedev 15y ago
I act with the belief that notice by email is not enforceable and I ignore any emails with claims of legal action. I am under no obligation to read email. If it were true that an email serves as legal notice, then process servers would be
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by joedev 15y ago
Why the concern for "young" artists? I guess once you hit a certain age, your value as a propaganda pawn diminishes?

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