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by mijustin 14y ago
Wow. I don't agree with this response at all. "Allow them to use the design for a small fee"? The original site design was the product of careful branding, long hours of coding, and probably countless revisions: the point of all this work i
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1% of CMS-Powered Sites Expose Their Database Passwords(feross.org)
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by mijustin 14y ago
Stripe is also available in Canada: https://stripe.com/blog/stripe-in-canada
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by mijustin 14y ago
TWIT.TV gets over 300,000 downloads per episode: Source: http://www.nbr.co.nz/article/how-make-twit-yourself-and-buil...
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12 years of startup experience in 35 minutes(productpeople.tv)
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by mijustin 14y ago
Nathan and Amy: this is awesome. By letting us “listen in” on your dialogue the lessons in here feel genuine. Great work. To add a little fuel to the fire, I’ll make a few comments: > Amy: "I’ve never seen anyone do successful presales
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Two years after switching to a standing desk(justinjackson.ca)
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Why it’s not enough to build a product that people want(justinjackson.ca)
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Why remote teams are more effective(justinjackson.ca)
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by mijustin 14y ago
I'd also add to the lisT: Automattic, Wildbit (half the team is remote), Teamtreehouse.com (studio in Florida, head office in Portland). Funny how all of the companies we've listed (37signals, GitHub, Automattic, etc...) are products that I
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How our jobs are killing us, and what you can do about it(skywalkerfitness.ca)
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From 1999: Amazon invested in both Pets.com and HomeGrocer.com(news.cnet.com)
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by mijustin 14y ago
Looks cheesy, but it might work: http://www.sleepphones.com http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2260912/iSlee...
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by mijustin 14y ago
In the initial headline / sub-header there's too much focus on "free". Scanning it quickly, I missed "painting" completely. Here's my suggestion: http://d.pr/i/5ajG Tulip "Just swipe to start painting" "Free, and easy to use"
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by mijustin 14y ago
This sounds like a great idea. I wasn't clear from the post: is this going to be a web app? Is it similar to: http://divshot.com https://www.easel.io/bootstrap http://jetstrap.com
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Where Microsoft went wrong with Windows 8 (hint: it’s not the software)(sherstan.com)
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Do you love your idea too much?(justinjackson.ca)
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"[When launching products] there two sides to the equation: having people pay attention, and the other side is having people pay money. Step 1 is doing something popular [where they pay attention]. Step 2 is getting people to pay for your p
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Sacha Greif on choosing a co-founder and building MVP(productpeople.tv)
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by mijustin 14y ago
Seriously one of the weirdest presentations I've ever seen. What a mess!
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by mijustin 14y ago
I agree: I think if you can develop good habits then 2 screens could work well. It's interesting how you used a single screen to "train yourself" into getting good habits. That could help others as well.
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by mijustin 14y ago
I've done something similar. I have a 13" Macbook Air and found that I can focus better when I'm staring at just one screen. This sandboxes my attention: do one thing at a time, finish it, and move on to the next thing. Most of the time my
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Multiple-Monitor Productivity: Fact or Fiction?(dubroy.com)
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Why I would pay for Twitter(justinjackson.ca)
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What separates amateurs and masters(farnamstreetblog.com)
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by mijustin 14y ago
Yup. This was originally published in Summer of 1999.
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by mijustin 14y ago
Here's a photo of a condom keychain: http://d24w6bsrhbeh9d.cloudfront.net/photo/51576_700b.jpg
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How My Start-Up Failed(alumni.stanford.edu)
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In many ways, the Dropbox experience matches the user's current habits: it's a folder, on your computer, that you can drag files into. There were other habits that people had as well: they were using external hard drives to schlep files fro
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What the People of Wal-Mart actually want(justinjackson.ca)
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