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by nate 11y ago
Alex Osborn was a partner at BBDO and had many secrets to his brainstorming sessions. The most important rule: don't criticize each other. In 2003, Charlan Nemeth, a professor of psychology at the University of California at Berkeley,
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by nate 11y ago
That's really interesting. It's like we've all been conditioned to just have unconscious clicking patterns to deal with this headache. Opening up new tabs for things was definitely an easy solution on the table. But that&#x27
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by nate 11y ago
I pondered doing something like that, however there's a performance impact with that version right? So if I want to let a user scroll for 5 pages (30 records each), click on something, and then go back to a URL that "resolves&quot
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by nate 11y ago
Ha yep! Before our snapback cache, what you're saying was the solution we kept recommending to folks. We use javascript to make the whole note a clickable target area, not just the hyperlink. And so we had to listen for the ctrl+click
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by nate 11y ago
Really depends on what you click on. Twitter and Facebook both have most clicks keep you in the context of the feed with modals or in place expansions. But every now and then some action they haven't fully accounted for takes you to a
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Show HN: An infinite scrolling feed cache to keep things nice when users return(m.signalvnoise.com)
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“Is it unrealistic to expect free UI design help?”(m.signalvnoise.com)
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Yes, There Will Be a Downturn. No, You Shouldn’t Freak Out. Here’s Why(observer.com)
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First principles(m.signalvnoise.com)
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Chrome and Google Fonts rendering bug(m.signalvnoise.com)
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How to get out of a writing rut(m.signalvnoise.com)
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“Trying to teach myself coding and feeling a bit discouraged”(medium.com)
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by nate 11y ago
Thanks! It's outsourced. I actually use another YC company, Mobileworks, to source the editors. As for time limit I just charge for 15 minutes or 45 minutes. You get what you get in that bucket. Some folks can get a bunch of help depen
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by nate 11y ago
No problem at all! I understand too. This stuff has a way of making us cranky. Probably because the success part of getting people to use something isn't as formulaic as building something. I quit my career in chemical engineering beca
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by nate 11y ago
Hmm, sorry if my article seems to come across that way? I feel like many of the points I'm making are very much: you aren't going to get rich quick. You need to practice to get good at something for a long time. You need to take t
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by nate 11y ago
Love that. Thanks.
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Tips for getting clients? Sell cake(medium.com)
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Tips for getting clients? Sell cake(medium.com)
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Poor design – doesn’t say “tea”(medium.com)
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by nate 11y ago
I think too much time is spent thinking only "obvious" features are well designed. If it's not obvious it's poorly designed. It doesn't have to be this rigid dichotomy. I think Jason Fried put it best here: https:&
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The Scientist – What's Elon's Move After Tesla Removed from Consumer Reports(signalvnoise.com)
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Cargo culting(medium.com)
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by nate 11y ago
That's exactly my point. Kozmo as a whole didn't work. But some bit of Kozmo worked. It wasn't all garbage. Local delivery + fees + free delivery using monthly club payments + better smartphone logistics can turned it into a
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by nate 11y ago
Thanks for posting this comment. I think you raise what most of us should really think hard about when we see the struggles Groupon is going through. We like to throw them into a big, bulk, category and dismiss the entire thing as "bad
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How to make tough decisions quickly(qz.com)
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Less than perfect(signalvnoise.com)
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Is it too early for me to start a pay-per-click campaign?(signalvnoise.com)
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Highrise 2.0 for the iPhone(signalvnoise.com)
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by nate 11y ago
Focus. It takes a lot of effort to keep multiple projects in the air. Even something that "runs itself" never really does. I've got Draft going while I work on Highrise, and Draft works very well on its own, but I still have
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Poison(signalvnoise.com)
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