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A periodic table of visualization methods(visual-literacy.org)
3 points by marketer 18y ago|0 comments
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The tesseract, a look into four-dimensional space(geocities.com)
3 points by marketer 18y ago|0 comments
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A thorough investigation into why old computers turn yellow(vintagecomputing.com)
44 points by marketer 18y ago|15 comments
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A long list of css tricks and techniques(smashingmagazine.com)
1 points by marketer 18y ago|0 comments
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About the origins of the equals sign(blog.plover.com)
66 points by marketer 18y ago|24 comments
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by marketer 18y ago
Sleep.fm could be promising, if they ditch the webapp route and made a hardware device that is configured through the web, similar to picwing.
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MySpace Logs Record Audience, Adds 2.5 Million Users in July(marketingcharts.com)
2 points by marketer 18y ago|0 comments
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by marketer 18y ago
Not only does it feel much faster than Firefox/IE, but everything is much simpler. They stripped away all the unnecessary toolbars and menus, and the configuration options are much simpler.
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by marketer 18y ago
I agree, there just isn't a need for a reverse friendfeed. I think, on average, people have 2-3 services listed on FF, and they usually don't overlap. It sometimes makes sense (post a tweet after a blog post), but do we need a whole service
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by marketer 18y ago
I have a couple comments on the UGC aspects of this site. I honestly don't know how large the 'story' market is, but I've had some experience with UGC sites. 1. You expect a LOT from your users. Writing a story takes a long, long time. It's
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An intimate talk between Michael Moritz (Sequoia) and John Doerr (Kleiner)(podtech.net)
14 points by marketer 18y ago|1 comments
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There are no excuses for companies not to engage in social media(centernetworks.com)
4 points by marketer 18y ago|2 comments
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A guy tries to find the origins of a Windows desktop image(vanityfair.com)
129 points by marketer 18y ago|15 comments
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The page paradigm(goodexperience.com)
1 points by marketer 18y ago|0 comments
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Stanford's guidelines for web credibility(credibility.stanford.edu)
51 points by marketer 18y ago|12 comments
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Beyond the five-paragraph essay(swarthmore.edu)
5 points by marketer 18y ago|0 comments
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Dear CERN(abstrusegoose.com)
1 points by marketer 18y ago|0 comments
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One Inviolable Rule(mattmaroon.com)
94 points by marketer 18y ago|105 comments
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Reddit offers custom domain names and styles(blog.reddit.com)
8 points by marketer 18y ago|5 comments
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Three unique search engines of the future(readwriteweb.com)
2 points by marketer 18y ago|0 comments
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by marketer 18y ago
Also, check out http://www.divorce360.com . It seems to be doing pretty well. Maybe you could modify the site to be more of a portal than just a community. You could add some content to the site (theres lots of information about this topi
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by marketer 18y ago
Socialmoth was also a community-driven support website. They let you expose personal tidbits on a public forum. You might try e-mailing them about it, see what sort of problems they had. I think the UI design of the site is great, but the s
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by marketer 18y ago
hoisie@gmail.com
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Atlassian - helping large companies compete with open source(hoisie.com)
4 points by marketer 18y ago|1 comments
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by marketer 18y ago
I think the sales analogy works - a good salesman will always have people paying for his products, even if they're garbage. Having an awesome product will make things a lot easier, but the presentation is a huge factor as well. How long can
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by marketer 18y ago
Yeah, it doesn't take into account operator precedence :(
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by marketer 18y ago
Another python, but recursive: def doit(expr): expr=''.join(expr.split()) if expr.startswith('('): (left,size) = doit(expr[1:]) size+=2 else: left = re.compile('(\w+)').match(expr).groups(0)[0]
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by marketer 18y ago
What's wrong with this site? Seems to have a couple valuable bits on SEO, which is the bread and butter for a lot of companies. Getting inbound links is a huge deal for smaller websites, and viral distribution is a great way to get that.
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Great talk by Tony Wright on SEO/Marketing(seotips.magnify.net)
2 points by marketer 18y ago|0 comments
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Doing Your Best(youtube.com)
2 points by marketer 18y ago|0 comments

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