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571.
If it’s important, don’t hack it(blog.intercom.io)
10 points by revorad 14y ago|0 comments
572.
Improving Open Rates - Look like the Taxman(ninjasandrobots.com)
2 points by revorad 14y ago|0 comments
573.
YC’s Screenhero Gives WebEx And Screen Sharing Apps A Run For Their Money(techcrunch.com)
5 points by revorad 14y ago|0 comments
574.
Okay with bored(thestartuptoolkit.com)
1 points by revorad 14y ago|0 comments
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by revorad 14y ago
I can repro it. The lag is only of a few milliseconds, but enough to capture a screenshot, so it is jarring for sure. This is on first page load - http://imgur.com/4kB93ZX And this is on clicking through to a post - http://imgur.com/i7B3
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How to master your life(abetterlife.quora.com)
7 points by revorad 14y ago|0 comments
577.
Android tablets: It's the browser(russellbeattie.com)
78 points by revorad 14y ago|70 comments
578.
by revorad 14y ago
That's a piece of advice I keep hearing all the time, but I think it can be dangerous. Of course, you have to start small - there usually isn't a choice not to. But, I think it's best to have a product which can serve a huge market in its m
579.
by revorad 14y ago
And my point is that setting out to make a million dollars is a perfectly legitimate goal. Making something people find useful is one way to achieve that goal.
580.
by revorad 14y ago
Your anecdote actually illustrates the problem this article addresses with the blind men and elephant analogy. Just because you made a million dollars by accident does not mean one can't make a million dollars intentionally.
581.
Introducing Squarespace Note(blog.squarespace.com)
1 points by revorad 14y ago|0 comments
582.
How To Make A Million Dollars(danshipper.com)
45 points by revorad 14y ago|18 comments
583.
Marketing Mornings(mattmazur.com)
1 points by revorad 14y ago|0 comments
584.
How to use Trello like a pro(blog.trello.com)
3 points by revorad 14y ago|1 comments
585.
At 500 Startups’ 5th Demo Day, 32 Startups Make Their Debut(techcrunch.com)
1 points by revorad 14y ago|0 comments
586.
Naming your product(nathanbarry.com)
4 points by revorad 14y ago|0 comments
587.
$25 Raspberry Pi Model A now for sale in Europe(raspberrypi.org)
53 points by revorad 14y ago|12 comments
588.
by revorad 14y ago
Richard, do you have any plans of making tools for making writing scientific articles easier? Right now, the tools and output are too rooted in the old ways of deadtree publishing - after all, articles are still called "papers". The whole f
589.
How To Write Mathematics (1970)(math.uga.edu)
1 points by revorad 14y ago|0 comments
590.
The Thrill of Flying the SR-71 Blackbird (2010)(gizmodo.com)
1 points by revorad 14y ago|0 comments
591.
3D panoramic view of London from the top of the Shard (autoplays sound)(static.guim.co.uk)
3 points by revorad 14y ago|0 comments
592.
The Best Marketing Method I Know(nathanbarry.com)
47 points by revorad 14y ago|36 comments
593.
A/B Test Significance: Test Outcomes for Statistical Significance(testsignificance.com)
6 points by revorad 14y ago|4 comments
594.
by revorad 14y ago
https://catch.com/ is really nicely done.
595.
We’ve built a Node.JS module for you(engineering.gosquared.com)
3 points by revorad 14y ago|0 comments
596.
Draft. Version control for writing(ninjasandrobots.com)
136 points by revorad 14y ago|58 comments
597.
New Business Ideas: Alienate people(ninjasandrobots.com)
2 points by revorad 14y ago|0 comments
598.
Frontend testing with phantomjs and casperjs(robertbasic.com)
1 points by revorad 14y ago|0 comments
599.
Microsoft Office 365 Home Premium Arrives(techcrunch.com)
1 points by revorad 14y ago|0 comments
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The Online Marketing Arms Race(blog.qualaroo.com)
2 points by revorad 14y ago|0 comments

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