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by lukebennett 8y ago
Seeing as you asked... your website's terrible UX doesn't help. I just took a look and moved on within 30 seconds - a dated look and feel (that also feels targeted at primary school teachers), walls of text, broken links, no clear
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by lukebennett 8y ago
Tuple[0] is a new entrant in this space, still in alpha currently. I've never seen or used the tool, only know of it via Ben Orenstein's Art of Product podcast[1]. [0] https://tuple.app [1] http://artofprodu
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Is front-end development having an identity crisis?(dev.to)
2 points by lukebennett 8y ago|0 comments
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by lukebennett 8y ago
Studies conducted or sponsored by a business with vested interests really aren't worth the paper they're printed on. Yes, the underlying principle of improved efficiency having benefits may be true - but we knew that without needi
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by lukebennett 8y ago
This is a very poor article that contains next to nothing of any substance. It starts off by announcing the top 6 summer ecommerce events, then goes on to refer to just 3 (all of which are no brainers - is there anybody unaware of the back
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The Web3 stack(multicoin.capital)
2 points by lukebennett 8y ago|0 comments
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Monzo's big smart bank move links your money to Alexa, Twitter etc via IFTTT(wired.co.uk)
1 points by lukebennett 8y ago|0 comments
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by lukebennett 8y ago
Unless I’m missing something, shutting down the forum does precisely nothing to limit GDPR liability as the main drone.io site itself has an account/login area. Whilst it’s private beta currently, unless EU access is blocked, GDPR liab
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One of Estonia's first "e-residents" explains what it means(work.qz.com)
235 points by lukebennett 9y ago|173 comments
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by lukebennett 9y ago
This looks like a nice alternative to Smooch - whilst clearly nowhere near as powerful (yet), it is far more affordable. Pricing seems to scale sensibly, unlike Smooch's cliff edge where the plans go from free to $995.
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by lukebennett 9y ago
As has been said, this point was somewhat inevitable with the advent of Chrome and Firefox's headless modes. However, as the project slips into the mists of history, let's not forget the vital stepping stone it provided in having
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Introducing Stride(blog.stride.com)
7 points by lukebennett 9y ago|0 comments
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1Password wants you to sync via the cloud, but won’t force you(sixcolors.com)
2 points by lukebennett 9y ago|0 comments
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npm 5 is now npm latest(medium.com)
3 points by lukebennett 9y ago|0 comments
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Introducing a faster BBC News front page(wildlyinaccurate.com)
4 points by lukebennett 9y ago|0 comments
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Identification of User Touch Actions and PINs Based on Mobile Sensor Data [pdf](arxiv.org)
1 points by lukebennett 10y ago|0 comments
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iTunes Terms and Conditions – The Graphic Novel(itunestandc.tumblr.com)
2 points by lukebennett 10y ago|0 comments
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by lukebennett 10y ago
Don't disagree about £35k being decent in the UK - easy to take for granted how well paid the tech industry is. That said, a "Web designer" role and a "Developer" role are two completely different things. £35k is ab
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by lukebennett 10y ago
Try Supercard[0] by Travelex - no fees or charges involved. You configure it via your mobile and it simply passes transactions straight through to a UK card at the standard Visa conversion rate. Primary use case is travelling abroad, but th
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by lukebennett 10y ago
What a sad indictment it would be if this were actually real! It is a joke, right?
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Police unlock dead man's phone with his recreated fingertips(fusion.net)
1 points by lukebennett 10y ago|0 comments
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Starting and Sustaining(medium.com)
1 points by lukebennett 10y ago|0 comments
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Fractal – Build, document and integrate web component libraries(fractal.build)
2 points by lukebennett 10y ago|0 comments
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by lukebennett 10y ago
Didn't realise today was AtlasCamp, I can see why you would have chosen it for the news. Congrats on the beta launch, the more competition there is, the better for everybody!
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by lukebennett 10y ago
Interesting, I wonder if they always planned to launch their beta today or whether it got expedited after Gitlab's announcements over the last couple of days.
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by lukebennett 10y ago
Heh, I didn't read the hint until after the registry announcement, but saw what you did and appreciated it with the benefit of hindsight!
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by lukebennett 10y ago
Fantastic, Gitlab are absolutely nailing it at the moment. Don't think there's any other hosted service offering so many CI/CD features for free under one roof. It feels like what Github did for SCM, Gitlab are doing for CI.
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by lukebennett 11y ago
Maybe - though interesting that Twitter just beat them to the NFL rights[0], suggests they have a way to go yet, and a clear fight on their hands. [0] http://www.businessinsider.com/twitter-beats-facebook-amazon...
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by lukebennett 11y ago
I share the sentiment that there are plenty of products going the subscription route without any meaningful justification. However, one argument the author doesn't account for is the increasing prevalence of apps that involve cloud ser
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by lukebennett 11y ago
Google Shopping requires vendors to pay for inclusion so it isn't a fair comparison of what's actually available. What makes matters worse is that they don't make that clear so people think it's fairer than it is.

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