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Great looking presentation. Would have loved to hear it too. Was the following ever true? ...it doesn't matter how pretty your site is or how many "bells and whistles" you have. While a high-quality site is important, the majority of peop
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17y ago
brilliant post. there is a fine line here but imagine a world in which criticism was not the knee jerk reaction? not just in business but in general. at school, in the playground, on the playing field, in politics. it makes me think of
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This is a brilliant piece imho because not only is it a lesson to the community but because the example also edifies what the gurus are telling us. Agreed, it would be great to see more stories like this. Maybe one of the "incubators" cou
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Most Exciting Web Apps or Services (What else should be on the list?)
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Twitter to Introduce Pro Accounts?
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17y ago
Completely agreed based on the fact that we are seeing new technologies and new uses of technologies impact the amount of wealth available. Think of all of the money that Google is generating? Where did it come from? Did it exist before
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17y ago
This comment from the article raises a very good point... Go Twitter? Twitter is the first company in years that has the potential to disrupt Google in their own game - Search. No. They are not going to be the new general query search engi
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Goog is much better than Twitter at serving relevant content to me. Are they so far ahead of the game that no one else can join? The #diabetes hash at Twitter has a lot of not-so-relevant material to weed through. The same search at Goog g
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How are we defining "web developer" here? This is from our friends at Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_developer A web developer is a software developer or software engineer who is specifically engaged in the development of Wo
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Is the no-login model the future? As application developers what do we lose by not requiring accounts? In most cases, isn't the account the doorway to income? How many more applications that don't have a revenue model out of the gates (inc
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17y ago
I agree with mburney. Rand? Machiavelli? Moto Maintenance? How about Art of the Start? What about The Big Moo? The are countless others that have emerged in recent history. Hasn't the landscape changed so significantly. Has human nature?