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by michokest 15y ago
Immigration is such a complicated issue – talented workers attempting to immigrate into the country, and bureaucracy getting in the way.
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Growth lessons from Linkedin(micho.biz)
2 points by michokest 15y ago|0 comments
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by michokest 15y ago
How is this news?
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by michokest 15y ago
It's not "intentionally weak authentication" – it's optionally weak authentication, so users can choose how hard it is to see their data. Something completely different is securing sending out money
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How could online banking stop sucking(micho.biz)
29 points by michokest 15y ago|37 comments
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Finding the right headline for your site(blog.teambox.com)
3 points by michokest 15y ago|0 comments
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by michokest 15y ago
Last time I visited it was a homeswap :) I'll edit that, thanks!
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Buy (and rent) vs buy: a hacker's view on housing(micho.biz)
15 points by michokest 15y ago|15 comments
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by michokest 15y ago
This is awesome!
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Do you require users to install Google Chrome Frame?
6 points by michokest 15y ago|1 comments
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by michokest 15y ago
Haha, you totally got me there :)
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Spin.js, a pure JS spinner(fgnass.github.com)
548 points by michokest 15y ago|66 comments
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by michokest 15y ago
That's one advantage of scripting languages :)
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Gamification, social and other cargo cults(blog.teambox.com)
36 points by michokest 15y ago|7 comments
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We were raised by the Valley(blog.teambox.com)
66 points by michokest 15y ago|8 comments
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by michokest 15y ago
As a designer, I was frustrated using Basecamp before and that made me start Teambox. I chose the open-source way (like Redmine) and a simple feature set (like Basecamp), trying to make a more up-to-date version of what I thought project co
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Understanding support tickets(blog.teambox.com)
3 points by michokest 15y ago|0 comments
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by michokest 15y ago
I disagree strongly with this. Being Open-Source means more work most of the time: Taking care of the product for users, and making sure it's easy to install and well documented for people wanting to run their own instances. If you do it
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by michokest 15y ago
I'm talking about making your offering better so you're the main choice, not adding crap to your open-source offering so it's harder.
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by michokest 15y ago
yourPricePerHour * ( hoursSpentInstalling + hoursPerMonthMaintainingTheService * monthsYouExpectToRunIt ) + costPerMonthForServers * monthsYouExpectToRunIt > yourPricePerMonth If this formula is true, then users will pay for your servic
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by michokest 15y ago
Remember that you are not your users. Maybe you would build from the source (and then again, wouldn't you pay for it since you're a developer and you understand how much work they put into it?), but regular users would take something that w
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Why you should build an open-source startup(blog.teambox.com)
93 points by michokest 15y ago|71 comments
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by michokest 15y ago
Please share more about your story!
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Why Google's hiring process is broken(blog.teambox.com)
293 points by michokest 15y ago|168 comments
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Talker's group chat goes free(talkerapp.tumblr.com)
4 points by michokest 16y ago|0 comments
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by michokest 16y ago
For the last couple years, I was working around 10 hours a day and did absolutely no exercise. It took me sometimes up to one hour to fell asleep, probably because of that. Now I started going to the gym again, 3-4 times a week for one hour
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by michokest 16y ago
Teambox maintains a small team of us fairly well (5 programmers, 2 people on sales and marketing). We're now relying on some more freelancers and looking at ways to handle the increasing workload. It's been close to one year since the first
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Fire your designer(blog.teambox.com)
38 points by michokest 16y ago|34 comments
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by michokest 16y ago
I put that button on Teambox, and I can say it was not because of A/B testing at all. I just like clicking on big buttons!
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Teambox launches Twitter for Teams(readwriteweb.com)
2 points by michokest 17y ago|0 comments

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