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moeamaya
12y ago
I've seen an alternate anecdote developing, one in which talent is growing weary of delivery, social, and data startups. It appears to result from both a financially stable base (engineers having made money from prev mentioned startups
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Can 50-somethings rekindle that old startup magic
(bostonglobe.com)
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Media Lab students make a robust, chainable, cardboard CNC for $70
(monograph.io)
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On marketing to designers
(medium.com)
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Slow Games: video game with a very low frequency of interaction, one move a day
(monograph.io)
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12y ago
I would extend this further and suggest you challenge yourself by following your interests. If you happen upon a C++ graphics library that your favorite game is built upon, your curiosity will be enough to propel you forward and learn new t
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Minibuilders: Small robots printing big structures
(monograph.io)
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How I would interview a designer for my startup
(medium.com)
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12y ago
Brand development is a non-trivial matter, especially in startups. Getting your company's value prop out in two sentences is amazing, but they were able to succinctly describe it in TWO WORDS. "easypostage" and "easypost
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Ben mentions his frustrations in his blog: Despite my personal opinion that these changes were unnecessary and frankly absurd (in addition to costly: 1" bolts cost around $10 apiece), we didn't really have any choice but to make t
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MIT students build a roller coaster in one week
(monograph.io)
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12y ago
Appreciate the reply, but I think you may have misunderstood the context of the request. I'm much more interested in a community of folks who produce vector drawings, not a place to collaborate with real-time sketches. I along with a f
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Show HN: Zoomable vector drawings on the web
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12y ago
Seems like this could definitely be useful to a marketing team or early founders. Might make more sense to bring integration into something like Slack, Hipchat or Flowdock as soon as you have the resources to.
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Analyzing Product Hunt – A Statistical Analysis on PH's Data
(medium.com)
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12y ago
This reminded me MIT still uses ~<email> for public www space. Must be an artifact of this UNIX paradigm. Brian Chan as an example: http://www.mit.edu/~chosetec/ .
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12y ago
I'm thrilled that MIT last year added maker portfolios to their undergrad applications. I chatted with a couple freshman who said they spent less time prepping for the SAT and got to use that time to work on their side projects instead
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These examples showcase the importance of typesetting as much as they do typeface choice. Proper hierarchy, contrast and layout can extend the ability of the typeface individually to do a lot more than seems plausible when seen in isolation
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WebGL Demo: Pointcloud Skatepark
(potree.org)
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12y ago
I second this, would love to learn what you thought worked and what didn't. Your product was beautiful and useful, was it mostly about market fit, business model or something unexpected.
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12y ago
I saw recently Sam was trying to find out which company had the highest exit/valuation coming out of another accelerator...this may have prompted the inquiry?
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Sam Altman on Y Combinator's Success: It's a Monopoly
(inc.com)
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A dope content manager for designers
(cmcm.io)
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12y ago
In the terms of a venture backed startup, I’m not sure your company makes sense (only based on a shallow reading of what was posted). While you have traction, a talented team, solid tech, and a potential business model, there’s not a clear
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I agree, click and drag along orthogonal paths and dropping objects in a new place would allow interesting game mechanics to ensue. Also it would be alter the conceptual understanding to transform from 2D planimetric view to isometric.
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According to techcrunch[0], Automattic (parent company of Wordpress) also acquired Longreads. It seems like either a more simplified version of Wordpress is on the way or a revamping of the core product. I'm curious if they see Medium
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Automattic Buys Scroll Kit
(scrollkit.com)
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Great would love to see the update...write to me jamaya at mit dot edu. Also forgot to mention, but you can also darken the overall image (if using white text) or spot darken where the text is located. It's a technique used by Medium a
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I like the concept, probably could be extended to other scenarios...every 30min stand up and stretch...every hour walk around the office...every 2 hours go outside. Also in your links would like to see more scientific (although in layman&#x
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13y ago
Just a few representational ideas. You're a photography based website, but the the main photo on the page is covered up with a large transparent black box, let the photo serve as the overall branding of your site. Quick web tools mock
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