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"This conference sucks"
(medium.com)
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Yahoo acquires Tumblr: "We promise not to screw it up"
(yahoo.tumblr.com)
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mijustin
13y ago
This is helpful, thank you. Based on this definition of fitness how would we evaluate the design of Craigslist, Comic Sans, and the Drudge Report?
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mijustin
13y ago
Thanks. I'll read it. The idea that a poorly designed product can't truly be said to look good seems subjective. Could you elaborate? (Especially on how this might relate to digital design?)
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mijustin
13y ago
The challenge is that the definition of "what is design" (especially on the web) keeps evolving. I think a good product embodies just enough design + engineering to make something useful. The risk, specifically with visual design, is that
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mijustin
13y ago
Yes, I'm deliberately focusing on "visual design" or "how a product looks" in this post. But I think you've pointed out something poignant: for many, design is "making something look good".
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When design doesn't matter
(medium.com)
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Are you building the wrong thing?
(medium.com)
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Don't have the right gear? Make it.
(37signals.com)
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13y ago
Here are two good examples of successful SaaS apps that use both tiered pricing and pay-as-you-go: 1. Mailchimp - http://mailchimp.com/pricing/ 2. Campaign Monitor - http://www.campaignmonitor.com/pricing/ I'm guessing that they do th
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14y ago
This note is interesting: "Don't get 1000 fans (never really worked)" . Love the idea of looking for 150 true customers instead. The marketing breakdown (on how to get those 150) that Jason gives is excellent (OP wrote them down in the pos
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mijustin
14y ago
Exactly. This has been my experience as well (especially in companies with no set process for salary reviews).
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mijustin
14y ago
I also wonder if his situation is unique to his industry: He works in the "securities industry as a proprietary trader and hedge fund manager".
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14y ago
Part of what the OP is saying is true: I've been rewarded by employers (especially at the beginning) by working hard, not making demands, and delivering more "value" than I received in compensation. Working hard and delivering more value th
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14y ago
I think this could be especially helpful when used in conjunction with something like @malarkey's Contract Killer: https://gist.github.com/malarkey/4031110
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14y ago
Does anyone know what these characters in the middle mean? Screenshot: http://d.pr/i/sSLu (from http://celebsbukkake.com/thdvl/ )
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14y ago
I have a show called Product People: great products and the people who build them (software, apps, ebooks). http://productpeople.tv Also highly recommend: Startups for the Rest of Us.
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14y ago
While I'm not that interested in music discovery, I would definitely be interested in podcast discovery. I'd be interested in seeing what podcasts the people I follow on Twitter are listening to.
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14y ago
It looks like it's possible for authors on Gumroad to issue refunds: https://gumroad.com/faq
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14y ago
Text translations: DESOLEE.PNG "This printer queue is going down for MAINTENANCE but will shortly return for a day I believe it will be on the day of April the 19th from like four o'clock to let's say twelve."
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A decision-making trick
(farnamstreetblog.com)
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Firing your customers
(adii.me)
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14y ago
They weren't talking about me, they were talking about themselves. Often, when people (myself included) write comments we're making an instant, gut reaction. We might have only read the title, the tl;dr, or heard second-hand. But it ignit
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14y ago
Sad, sad irony. Screenshot: http://d.pr/i/8WgF
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14y ago
"Show HN: enterprise techno startup"
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14y ago
Patio11 doesn't reveal financials for AR because he's thinking about taking on investors for that project.
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I'm trying to find the inconsistencies you're talking about. Here's the Product People transcript: http://productpeople.tv/2013/02/27/ep15-jason-fried/ I compared both; couldn't really find anything.
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14y ago
I can't think of a practical example of when I'd want to take a video or photo during a conversation . Humorous example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UjcqCx1Bvg
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Exactly. There's an opportunity cost with everything we do. Personally, I'm a "grind it out" kind of guy. Yesterday I stayed at the office, late into the night, trying to solve a problem myself. I got home (at like 8pm) and my wife said: "W
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14y ago
Here's another one: says "ece" is available. http://d.pr/i/fiRF
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