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The Pixar Theory(pixartheory.com)
2 points by pclark 13y ago|0 comments
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by pclark 13y ago
tangential but has anyone been to state bird provisions? I keep meaning to go, but don't because of the reservation saga.
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Why are all web browsers so bad?(plc.vc)
3 points by pclark 13y ago|3 comments
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by pclark 13y ago
http://getcloak.com
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Roger Federer as Religious Experience(nytimes.com)
2 points by pclark 13y ago|0 comments
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by pclark 13y ago
I love the design of this, from the animated gif tour, to the .json config
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by pclark 13y ago
This article is so scant on details. It's very odd that they have not yet found any debris. There is always debris.
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by pclark 13y ago
socks really don't add that much comfort if you wear nice shoes.
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by pclark 13y ago
I didn't realise party rounds were formed like this – if anything I thought the opposite, that if you had a lead then they'd help bring on additional valuable investors. I thought party rounds were just when a company has 4 VCs + 20 angels
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by pclark 13y ago
Battlestar Galactica is incredible .
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You Should Offer Unlimited Day Trials(userfox.com)
4 points by pclark 13y ago|1 comments
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Help build Userfox
1 points by pclark 13y ago
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by pclark 13y ago
whats your email? we've built this at userfox and would love to get you involved. we'll do everything for you. i am also interested because i care deeply about backpacks.
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by pclark 13y ago
i hope one day mixpanel will offer some manner of connector to enable this functionality. we'd love to do this.
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Userfox wants to make A/B testing emails effortless(thenextweb.com)
27 points by pclark 13y ago|2 comments
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by pclark 13y ago
My friend once went to a concert where entry cost "5 scratch cards" – there were about 150 people in attendance. I always wondered how the concert organisers did…
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by pclark 13y ago
It's kind of wild that Google knows that the only American sports team I follow is Miami Heat. First time launch of Google Now for iOS was the weather and their score yesterday. Amazing first user impression.
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by pclark 13y ago
what can strikingly – or any company that ever – possibly do to mitigate that?
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by pclark 13y ago
this product has an insanely great user experience. i'm a paying customer.
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by pclark 13y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5132971
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Why Is Japanese-Made Fashion So Expensive?(hypebeast.com)
4 points by pclark 13y ago|0 comments
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by pclark 14y ago
qz.com
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by pclark 14y ago
http://dappered.com/2012/10/in-person-the-nick-wooster-influ...
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by pclark 14y ago
Nick Wooster was doing a supreme job at bringing high quality clothing "to the masses"
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The doctor and the spy(economist.com)
3 points by pclark 14y ago|0 comments
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by pclark 14y ago
It's a ridiculous example of "good on paper, not in reality." All of his albums are good or better, almost all the albums sold well – and the more recent ones like You Are the Quarry are superb. Oh, and he's great to see live solo. How abou
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by pclark 14y ago
I wrote a bit about this, and how – as an email marketing company – I figured it's okay to send emails "as if you're a human" but only as long as you reply like a human : https://www.userfox.com/blog/the-joel-at-buffer-feature/ If you do
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Guy Who 'Hates To Be A Curmudgeon' Explains Why Buying Summly Makes No Sense(seattlepi.com)
4 points by pclark 14y ago|1 comments
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by pclark 14y ago
couldn't care less. if you could care less, well, you can care less and then you might as well remove stating that factoid.
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by pclark 14y ago
this happens all the time. some friends of mine run pagerduty.com and they were funded by ycombinator after 4 applications and interviews.

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