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by schwinn 7y ago
I would argue that accessibility is already part of the ranking algorithm because accessibility and good UX go hand-in-hand.
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by schwinn 8y ago
5G and with it, new use cases like self-driving cars and IoT becoming a reality. While it won't immediately be available in all markets, ATT's announcement last week was a big step forward. I believe this time next year many of us
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by schwinn 8y ago
> Retrospectively, Mr. Shih, the former VP of Kodak thinks that the company “could have tried to compete on capabilities rather than on the markets it was in” like Fujifilm did but “this would have meant walking away from a great consume
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by schwinn 8y ago
Actually, I struggled making the transition to airtable from excel. Do you have recommendations for training? I do want to learn it, maybe no to a mastery level, but proficient
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by schwinn 8y ago
>In my testing, I found surprising differences. To test how much each browser taxes my system, I loaded the same 10 sites on each browser and watched them gorge on my MacBook’s RAM. Chrome, a notorious resource hog, took up the most memo
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Your Browser Is the Most Important App You Have–Make Sure You Use the Right One(wsj.com)
1 points by schwinn 8y ago|1 comments
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by schwinn 8y ago
This is a terrific list. I've read almost every one. Guy Kawasaki's _Art of The Start_ is the one I recommend to all technical founders.
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Google AMP Case Study – Leads Dropped by 59% (How to Disable It)(kinsta.com)
9 points by schwinn 8y ago|0 comments
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by schwinn 8y ago
So the TL;DR is: move on.
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by schwinn 8y ago
> One technique I've seen work well for getting bosses to care is showing them how much slower their sites are than their competitors - nobody wants to be worse than their competition. were the filmstrips enough to convince them, or
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by schwinn 8y ago
> Fundamentally the value I generate doesn't come from reacting to people all day, it comes from identifying outcomes that truly matter and doing whatever is necessary to advance those outcomes. Amen. I've never written a perfo
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by schwinn 9y ago
Brudgers is right. You have to get out of the building and actually talk with prospects. It will not only help you understand the pain points your product/service solves, it will earn you credibility with your customers. Recommend read