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by presspot 5y ago
We don't learn mahr here
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by presspot 5y ago
Is it ok to sneak into a concert?
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by presspot 5y ago
How about correcting for depth and accuracy of reporting?
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by presspot 6y ago
Irony?
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by presspot 6y ago
It's amusing to read a bunch of people who know very little about marketing wax philosophically about marketing
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by presspot 6y ago
We also tend to forget about Quantum Link, the precursor to AOL, which was also a very robust system on the Commodore 64 in the mid 80s.
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by presspot 6y ago
I feel sorry for the guy who registered foo@bar.com
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by presspot 6y ago
About time someone called bullsh*t. Bravo.
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by presspot 6y ago
ClickUp is totally badass, and their feature velocity is breathtaking.
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by presspot 6y ago
Spot on.
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by presspot 7y ago
I would totally fund this on Kickstarter.
42.
by presspot 7y ago
Except for all of those trees (and grass!) we plant to help us forget we live in a desert.
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by presspot 8y ago
Linkerd 1.0 and Istio are traditional service meshes; you install them in their totality across an entire platform. They are rich in features and bulky, completely overkill for a single service. Linkerd 2.0 follows a new bottoms-up model th
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by presspot 8y ago
Buoyant invented the service mesh concept and added that term to our vernacular as a way to describe Linkerd 1.x and similar systems. Istio was built using the same pattern as Linkerd 1.0. Those are "traditional", albeit in intern
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Hidden Masterpieces of the NYC Subway(fastcodesign.com)
95 points by presspot 8y ago|19 comments
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Bad news for AT&T and Comcast: Calif. Senate panel OKs net neutrality bill(arstechnica.com)
138 points by presspot 8y ago|31 comments
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by presspot 9y ago
+10000 Airtable is badass. It is simple and elegant and fills a niche
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by presspot 9y ago
Actually, we used that phrase in a deceptive 'loading' progress box in PC/GEOS in 1989
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Craft Beer Is the Strangest, Happiest Economic Story in America(theatlantic.com)
2 points by presspot 9y ago|0 comments
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by presspot 9y ago
It was Marketing's fault!
51.
by presspot 9y ago
What's something that happened in your career that changed your way of thinking?
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by presspot 9y ago
Makes sense to me. I certainly saw this anecdotally in LA and Miami
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by presspot 9y ago
So, if you absolutely need the functionality in a subscription app with local processing, what do you do? And, if you're willing to pay ' thousands of dollars' for the right to use a local app, why would you not 'rent&#x
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by presspot 9y ago
"Most of their time"? I highly doubt that.
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by presspot 9y ago
PayPal. It's global and optimized for marketplaces (eBay). Don't become the merchant of record, which creates liability. Let your buyer and seller transact with each other directly.
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The Authentic Appeal of the Lying Demagogue(osf.io)
1 points by presspot 9y ago|0 comments
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by presspot 9y ago
Even if it makes a sales team a few % more productive, it pays for itself. Plus, it's such a gold standard that there's not really a lot of justification for using a different CRM.
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by presspot 9y ago
Or, more precisely, http://randsinrepose.com/archives/category/management
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by presspot 9y ago
http://randsinrepose.com #ftw
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Buoyant CEO on why cloud-native, why now(architecht.io)
2 points by presspot 9y ago|0 comments

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