rgrieselhuber

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1. 2011.▲
   by rgrieselhuber 19y ago

   The problem is that designers are, for some reason, measured by some odd metric of technical difficulty and are paid accordingly. Something about our culture doesn't let us value creative difficulty on a similar scale. I come from more of a
2. 2012.▲
   by rgrieselhuber 19y ago

   I use 1and1.com. They're cheap and I've never had any problems.
3. 2013.▲
   by rgrieselhuber 19y ago

   I'm reminded of Kawasaki's rule of thumb when it comes to valuing startups: add $250K for every full-time engineer you have and subtract $250K for every full-time MBA you have. :)
4. 2014.▲
   by rgrieselhuber 19y ago

   Very much so. I'd expect to see similar implementations coming back, on a larger scale. It's a lot of what John Battelle writes about as the next evolution of search. It's just with the SERPs flipped inside out (they find you) and plastered
5. 2015.▲
   by rgrieselhuber 19y ago

   I've noticed this too since moving to Japan a month ago. You could probably take it even one step further - replace search boxes and URLs with QR codes( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QR_Code ). They're everywhere in Japan now. You just scan